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In nature

In nature

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Dalam alam semula jadi

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Do you see the tower there? Ada----a--- -a-p-- m-n--- d--s-na? A_____ a___ n_____ m_____ d_ s____ A-a-a- a-a- n-m-a- m-n-r- d- s-n-? ---------------------------------- Adakah awak nampak menara di sana? 0
Do you see the mountain there? A-ak-h--wak -a-----gu------- sana? A_____ a___ n_____ g_____ d_ s____ A-a-a- a-a- n-m-a- g-n-n- d- s-n-? ---------------------------------- Adakah awak nampak gunung di sana? 0
Do you see the village there? A--k-h-awak--a--a- ka-pung -- sa--? A_____ a___ n_____ k______ d_ s____ A-a-a- a-a- n-m-a- k-m-u-g d- s-n-? ----------------------------------- Adakah awak nampak kampung di sana? 0
Do you see the river there? Ad-k-- -w-- n--p----u--ai -i -ana? A_____ a___ n_____ s_____ d_ s____ A-a-a- a-a- n-m-a- s-n-a- d- s-n-? ---------------------------------- Adakah awak nampak sungai di sana? 0
Do you see the bridge there? Ad--a---wa---ampak-ja-ba-a--di--an-? A_____ a___ n_____ j_______ d_ s____ A-a-a- a-a- n-m-a- j-m-a-a- d- s-n-? ------------------------------------ Adakah awak nampak jambatan di sana? 0
Do you see the lake there? Adak-h-a-a----mp---t--ik -i-sa-a? A_____ a___ n_____ t____ d_ s____ A-a-a- a-a- n-m-a- t-s-k d- s-n-? --------------------------------- Adakah awak nampak tasik di sana? 0
I like that bird. S--- --ka-bu---g-i--. S___ s___ b_____ i___ S-y- s-k- b-r-n- i-u- --------------------- Saya suka burung itu. 0
I like that tree. S-y--s-k- po-o- ---. S___ s___ p____ i___ S-y- s-k- p-k-k i-u- -------------------- Saya suka pokok itu. 0
I like this stone. S-y--su-a--a------. S___ s___ b___ i___ S-y- s-k- b-t- i-u- ------------------- Saya suka batu itu. 0
I like that park. Say- suk- --m-n-di--a----tu. S___ s___ t____ d_ s___ i___ S-y- s-k- t-m-n d- s-n- i-u- ---------------------------- Saya suka taman di sana itu. 0
I like that garden. S--- suka taman i--. S___ s___ t____ i___ S-y- s-k- t-m-n i-u- -------------------- Saya suka taman itu. 0
I like this flower. S-ya-su-a-bun------. S___ s___ b____ i___ S-y- s-k- b-n-a i-u- -------------------- Saya suka bunga itu. 0
I find that pretty. S----ra-- i------ti-. S___ r___ i__ c______ S-y- r-s- i-u c-n-i-. --------------------- Saya rasa itu cantik. 0
I find that interesting. Sa-- r--- -----en-rik. S___ r___ i__ m_______ S-y- r-s- i-u m-n-r-k- ---------------------- Saya rasa itu menarik. 0
I find that gorgeous. S--a -a---i-u --nga- -a-ti-. S___ r___ i__ s_____ c______ S-y- r-s- i-u s-n-a- c-n-i-. ---------------------------- Saya rasa itu sangat cantik. 0
I find that ugly. Sa-- ra-- it--h-d--. S___ r___ i__ h_____ S-y- r-s- i-u h-d-h- -------------------- Saya rasa itu hodoh. 0
I find that boring. Sa-a -as- i-u -emb-s--ka-. S___ r___ i__ m___________ S-y- r-s- i-u m-m-o-a-k-n- -------------------------- Saya rasa itu membosankan. 0
I find that terrible. S-ya--a-a-i-u men-k--k-n. S___ r___ i__ m__________ S-y- r-s- i-u m-n-k-t-a-. ------------------------- Saya rasa itu menakutkan. 0

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