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26 [twenty-six]

In nature

In nature

26 [dudek ses]

En la naturo

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Do you see the tower there? Ĉu vi vi-as la--ur-n-t-e? Ĉ_ v_ v____ l_ t____ t___ Ĉ- v- v-d-s l- t-r-n t-e- ------------------------- Ĉu vi vidas la turon tie? 0
Do you see the mountain there? Ĉu--- vi-a---a-mo-ta-on---e? Ĉ_ v_ v____ l_ m_______ t___ Ĉ- v- v-d-s l- m-n-a-o- t-e- ---------------------------- Ĉu vi vidas la montaron tie? 0
Do you see the village there? Ĉ- -- vi-a--la-v-laĝo--tie? Ĉ_ v_ v____ l_ v______ t___ Ĉ- v- v-d-s l- v-l-ĝ-n t-e- --------------------------- Ĉu vi vidas la vilaĝon tie? 0
Do you see the river there? Ĉ--v--vida- ----ive--- tie? Ĉ_ v_ v____ l_ r______ t___ Ĉ- v- v-d-s l- r-v-r-n t-e- --------------------------- Ĉu vi vidas la riveron tie? 0
Do you see the bridge there? Ĉ--vi----as--a -o---- t--? Ĉ_ v_ v____ l_ p_____ t___ Ĉ- v- v-d-s l- p-n-o- t-e- -------------------------- Ĉu vi vidas la ponton tie? 0
Do you see the lake there? Ĉu--i ----s -a lag-n--i-? Ĉ_ v_ v____ l_ l____ t___ Ĉ- v- v-d-s l- l-g-n t-e- ------------------------- Ĉu vi vidas la lagon tie? 0
I like that bird. Tiu-b---o --a-a- -----. T__ b____ p_____ a_ m__ T-u b-r-o p-a-a- a- m-. ----------------------- Tiu birdo plaĉas al mi. 0
I like that tree. T---arb---laĉas a---i. T__ a___ p_____ a_ m__ T-u a-b- p-a-a- a- m-. ---------------------- Tiu arbo plaĉas al mi. 0
I like this stone. Ĉ--tiu ŝt-n- pla----a- --. Ĉ_____ ŝ____ p_____ a_ m__ Ĉ---i- ŝ-o-o p-a-a- a- m-. -------------------------- Ĉi-tiu ŝtono plaĉas al mi. 0
I like that park. T-- -a-k---la-a- al mi. T__ p____ p_____ a_ m__ T-u p-r-o p-a-a- a- m-. ----------------------- Tiu parko plaĉas al mi. 0
I like that garden. T-----rd--- p--ĉ-s-al--i. T__ ĝ______ p_____ a_ m__ T-u ĝ-r-e-o p-a-a- a- m-. ------------------------- Tiu ĝardeno plaĉas al mi. 0
I like this flower. Ĉi-ti- ---r-------- al--i. Ĉ_____ f____ p_____ a_ m__ Ĉ---i- f-o-o p-a-a- a- m-. -------------------------- Ĉi-tiu floro plaĉas al mi. 0
I find that pretty. Mi t----s ti-n ----t-. M_ t_____ t___ b______ M- t-o-a- t-o- b-l-t-. ---------------------- Mi trovas tion beleta. 0
I find that interesting. M---ro-as -ion--nt----a. M_ t_____ t___ i________ M- t-o-a- t-o- i-t-r-s-. ------------------------ Mi trovas tion interesa. 0
I find that gorgeous. Mi --o-a-------b---ga. M_ t_____ t___ b______ M- t-o-a- t-o- b-l-g-. ---------------------- Mi trovas tion belega. 0
I find that ugly. Mi---ov-- t--n-malb---. M_ t_____ t___ m_______ M- t-o-a- t-o- m-l-e-a- ----------------------- Mi trovas tion malbela. 0
I find that boring. Mi -rova--t--n teda. M_ t_____ t___ t____ M- t-o-a- t-o- t-d-. -------------------- Mi trovas tion teda. 0
I find that terrible. Mi -r---s-t--n-t-ru-a. M_ t_____ t___ t______ M- t-o-a- t-o- t-r-r-. ---------------------- Mi trovas tion terura. 0

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