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21 [twenty-one]

Small Talk 2

Small Talk 2

21 [ashirin da daya]

karamar magana 2

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Where do you come from? Daga -n---u --? D___ i__ k_ k__ D-g- i-a k- k-? --------------- Daga ina ku ke? 0
From Basel. D--Ba-el. D_ B_____ D- B-s-l- --------- Da Basel. 0
Basel is in Switzerland. B-se- yana ----- -w-t-erl-nd. B____ y___ c____ S___________ B-s-l y-n- c-k-n S-i-z-r-a-d- ----------------------------- Basel yana cikin Switzerland. 0
May I introduce Mr. Miller? Zan iya g---t-----k- da-----a-M--l-r? Z__ i__ g______ m___ d_ M____ M______ Z-n i-a g-b-t-r m-k- d- M-s-a M-l-e-? ------------------------------------- Zan iya gabatar muku da Mista Müller? 0
He is a foreigner. Bako-ne. B___ n__ B-k- n-. -------- Bako ne. 0
He speaks several languages. Y-n- --ga-a-da-h----na ---ya--. Y___ m_____ d_ h______ d_ y____ Y-n- m-g-n- d- h-r-u-a d- y-w-. ------------------------------- Yana magana da harsuna da yawa. 0
Are you here for the first time? K-n- n-- --kar-n-f-rko? K___ n__ a k____ f_____ K-n- n-n a k-r-n f-r-o- ----------------------- Kuna nan a karon farko? 0
No, I was here once last year. A-,--n----n-a-b--a. A__ i__ n__ a b____ A-, i-a n-n a b-r-. ------------------- Aa, ina nan a bara. 0
Only for a week, though. A--a-s-i-m----gu-a. A___ s__ m___ g____ A-m- s-i m-k- g-d-. ------------------- Amma sai mako guda. 0
How do you like it here? Y-----u-- --- shi---n-n-tar---a-mu? Y___ k___ s__ s__ a n__ t___ d_ m__ Y-y- k-k- s-n s-i a n-n t-r- d- m-? ----------------------------------- Yaya kuke son shi a nan tare da mu? 0
A lot. The people are nice. Ya-- -y-- ----i-----anen-s-na-d- ky--. Y___ k___ s_____ M______ s___ d_ k____ Y-y- k-a- s-s-i- M-t-n-n s-n- d- k-a-. -------------------------------------- Yayi kyau sosai. Mutanen suna da kyau. 0
And I like the scenery, too. K-ma--na so- s-im-i--r-w-r- m-. K___ i__ s__ s________ w___ m__ K-m- i-a s-n s-i-f-d-r w-r- m-. ------------------------------- Kuma ina son shimfidar wuri ma. 0
What is your profession? Me-ene -a-a-n-ku? M_____ s_____ k__ M-n-n- s-n-a- k-? ----------------- Menene sanaan ku? 0
I am a translator. n- mai---ssar- ne n_ m__ f______ n_ n- m-i f-s-a-a n- ----------------- ni mai fassara ne 0
I translate books. I-a f---a-a littatt----. I__ f______ l___________ I-a f-s-a-a l-t-a-t-f-i- ------------------------ Ina fassara littattafai. 0
Are you alone here? K-na-n-----d-i? K___ n__ k_____ K-n- n-n k-d-i- --------------- Kuna nan kadai? 0
No, my wife / my husband is also here. Aa, m-ta-a/--j-n-----yana----. A__ m____________ m_ y___ n___ A-, m-t-t-/-i-i-a m- y-n- n-n- ------------------------------ Aa, matata/mijina ma yana nan. 0
And those are my two children. Kum- -k--i--ar-na----- -i-u. K___ a____ y_____ g___ b____ K-m- a-w-i y-r-n- g-d- b-y-. ---------------------------- Kuma akwai yarana guda biyu. 0

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