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19 [nineteen]

In the kitchen

In the kitchen

19 [devätnásť]

V kuchyni

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Do you have a new kitchen? M-š-n-vú--uc--ň-? M__ n___ k_______ M-š n-v- k-c-y-u- ----------------- Máš novú kuchyňu? 0
What do you want to cook today? Čo c-ceš dn-s --riť? Č_ c____ d___ v_____ Č- c-c-š d-e- v-r-ť- -------------------- Čo chceš dnes variť? 0
Do you cook on an electric or a gas stove? V--íš-n--e-e-tri-- al-b--na--lyne? V____ n_ e________ a____ n_ p_____ V-r-š n- e-e-t-i-e a-e-o n- p-y-e- ---------------------------------- Varíš na elektrike alebo na plyne? 0
Shall I cut the onions? M-m---k----- ci-u--? M__ n_______ c______ M-m n-k-á-a- c-b-ľ-? -------------------- Mám nakrájať cibuľu? 0
Shall I peel the potatoes? M-m ---p-- ----a-y? M__ o_____ z_______ M-m o-ú-a- z-m-a-y- ------------------- Mám ošúpať zemiaky? 0
Shall I rinse the lettuce? M-m-um-ť ša---? M__ u___ š_____ M-m u-y- š-l-t- --------------- Mám umyť šalát? 0
Where are the glasses? K---sú p---r-? K__ s_ p______ K-e s- p-h-r-? -------------- Kde sú poháre? 0
Where are the dishes? K-e-j---i-d? K__ j_ r____ K-e j- r-a-? ------------ Kde je riad? 0
Where is the cutlery / silverware (am.)? Kd- -- p-í-o-? K__ j_ p______ K-e j- p-í-o-? -------------- Kde je príbor? 0
Do you have a tin opener / can opener (am.)? M-š ---á-a--na k-nz----? M__ o______ n_ k________ M-š o-v-r-č n- k-n-e-v-? ------------------------ Máš otvárač na konzervy? 0
Do you have a bottle opener? Má----v-r----- f----? M__ o______ n_ f_____ M-š o-v-r-č n- f-a-e- --------------------- Máš otvárač na fľaše? 0
Do you have a corkscrew? M-š v--r---? M__ v_______ M-š v-v-t-u- ------------ Máš vývrtku? 0
Are you cooking the soup in this pot? Va------li--k--v-tom-- -r-ci? V____ p_______ v t____ h_____ V-r-š p-l-e-k- v t-m-o h-n-i- ----------------------------- Varíš polievku v tomto hrnci? 0
Are you frying the fish in this pan? V-p-á-aš-r-b---a-te--o-p---ici? V_______ r___ n_ t____ p_______ V-p-á-a- r-b- n- t-j-o p-n-i-i- ------------------------------- Vyprážaš rybu na tejto panvici? 0
Are you grilling the vegetables on this grill? Gril--e- z--e--nu -a --mt---r-le? G_______ z_______ n_ t____ g_____ G-i-u-e- z-l-n-n- n- t-m-o g-i-e- --------------------------------- Griluješ zeleninu na tomto grile? 0
I am setting the table. Pr-stier-- stôl. P_________ s____ P-e-t-e-a- s-ô-. ---------------- Prestieram stôl. 0
Here are the knives, the forks and the spoons. Tu s---ože- vi--ičky a-l--ič--. T_ s_ n____ v_______ a l_______ T- s- n-ž-, v-d-i-k- a l-ž-č-y- ------------------------------- Tu sú nože, vidličky a lyžičky. 0
Here are the glasses, the plates and the napkins. T- sú p-há----t-----e a se---tky. T_ s_ p______ t______ a s________ T- s- p-h-r-, t-n-e-e a s-r-í-k-. --------------------------------- Tu sú poháre, taniere a servítky. 0

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