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en In the kitchen   »   px Na cozinha

19 [nineteen]

In the kitchen

In the kitchen

19 [dezenove]

Na cozinha

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Do you have a new kitchen? Você-t-- --a---z-n-- nov-? V___ t__ u__ c______ n____ V-c- t-m u-a c-z-n-a n-v-? -------------------------- Você tem uma cozinha nova? 0
What do you want to cook today? O -u--v-----ue- -o-i-h---hoje? O q__ v___ q___ c_______ h____ O q-e v-c- q-e- c-z-n-a- h-j-? ------------------------------ O que você quer cozinhar hoje? 0
Do you cook on an electric or a gas stove? Voc----------com um-f--ão-e---ri----u c-m-um fogão-- g--? V___ c______ c__ u_ f____ e_______ o_ c__ u_ f____ a g___ V-c- c-z-n-a c-m u- f-g-o e-é-r-c- o- c-m u- f-g-o a g-s- --------------------------------------------------------- Você cozinha com um fogão elétrico ou com um fogão a gás? 0
Shall I cut the onions? Vou c-r-a- ----ebo-a-? V__ c_____ a_ c_______ V-u c-r-a- a- c-b-l-s- ---------------------- Vou cortar as cebolas? 0
Shall I peel the potatoes? V---de-c-scar-a-----a-a-? V__ d________ a_ b_______ V-u d-s-a-c-r a- b-t-t-s- ------------------------- Vou descascar as batatas? 0
Shall I rinse the lettuce? V-----var-a--al---? V__ l____ a s______ V-u l-v-r a s-l-d-? ------------------- Vou lavar a salada? 0
Where are the glasses? O--e-es------ co-os? O___ e____ o_ c_____ O-d- e-t-o o- c-p-s- -------------------- Onde estão os copos? 0
Where are the dishes? On-e----á-- l-uça? O___ e___ a l_____ O-d- e-t- a l-u-a- ------------------ Onde está a louça? 0
Where is the cutlery / silverware (am.)? O-de e---o-o- ---h----? O___ e____ o_ t________ O-d- e-t-o o- t-l-e-e-? ----------------------- Onde estão os talheres? 0
Do you have a tin opener / can opener (am.)? V--- t-m--- abri--r--e l--as? V___ t__ u_ a______ d_ l_____ V-c- t-m u- a-r-d-r d- l-t-s- ----------------------------- Você tem um abridor de latas? 0
Do you have a bottle opener? V--ê -e- u---bri-----e-g---afas? V___ t__ u_ a______ d_ g________ V-c- t-m u- a-r-d-r d- g-r-a-a-? -------------------------------- Você tem um abridor de garrafas? 0
Do you have a corkscrew? V-----e---m----a----h-s? V___ t__ u_ s___________ V-c- t-m u- s-c---o-h-s- ------------------------ Você tem um saca-rolhas? 0
Are you cooking the soup in this pot? Voc----zi--a - s-pa-n-s-- -----a? V___ c______ a s___ n____ p______ V-c- c-z-n-a a s-p- n-s-a p-n-l-? --------------------------------- Você cozinha a sopa nesta panela? 0
Are you frying the fish in this pan? V-cê frit- - p---e--e--- frigi---ra? V___ f____ o p____ n____ f__________ V-c- f-i-a o p-i-e n-s-a f-i-i-e-r-? ------------------------------------ Você frita o peixe nesta frigideira? 0
Are you grilling the vegetables on this grill? Vo-ê-assa ----e-umes-ne----grel--? V___ a___ o_ l______ n____ g______ V-c- a-s- o- l-g-m-s n-s-a g-e-h-? ---------------------------------- Você assa os legumes nesta grelha? 0
I am setting the table. Eu -o-ho --m-sa. E_ p____ a m____ E- p-n-o a m-s-. ---------------- Eu ponho a mesa. 0
Here are the knives, the forks and the spoons. A-u- -st-- ----aca-, -s-gar--s --a- --lh--es. A___ e____ a_ f_____ o_ g_____ e a_ c________ A-u- e-t-o a- f-c-s- o- g-r-o- e a- c-l-e-e-. --------------------------------------------- Aqui estão as facas, os garfos e as colheres. 0
Here are the glasses, the plates and the napkins. Aqui-e-t---o- -o---- os p-ato--e-os ----da-apos. A___ e____ o_ c_____ o_ p_____ e o_ g___________ A-u- e-t-o o- c-p-s- o- p-a-o- e o- g-a-d-n-p-s- ------------------------------------------------ Aqui estão os copos, os pratos e os guardanapos. 0

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