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26 [twenty-six]

In nature

In nature

26 [dwadzieścia sześć]

Na łonie przyrody

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Do you see the tower there? W--------am-tę-w--żę? W______ t__ t_ w_____ W-d-i-z t-m t- w-e-ę- --------------------- Widzisz tam tę wieżę? 0
Do you see the mountain there? W-d---z--a- tę g-r-? W______ t__ t_ g____ W-d-i-z t-m t- g-r-? -------------------- Widzisz tam tę górę? 0
Do you see the village there? Wid-i-- tam-tę--i--? W______ t__ t_ w____ W-d-i-z t-m t- w-e-? -------------------- Widzisz tam tę wieś? 0
Do you see the river there? W-d-isz-t-- tę r--kę? W______ t__ t_ r_____ W-d-i-z t-m t- r-e-ę- --------------------- Widzisz tam tę rzekę? 0
Do you see the bridge there? W--z-sz tam-t------t? W______ t__ t__ m____ W-d-i-z t-m t-n m-s-? --------------------- Widzisz tam ten most? 0
Do you see the lake there? W-dzis- ----t- -e-----? W______ t__ t_ j_______ W-d-i-z t-m t- j-z-o-o- ----------------------- Widzisz tam to jezioro? 0
I like that bird. Po--b---i -i----- pt-k. P_____ m_ s__ t__ p____ P-d-b- m- s-ę t-n p-a-. ----------------------- Podoba mi się ten ptak. 0
I like that tree. P--o---mi --ę ---drze--. P_____ m_ s__ t_ d______ P-d-b- m- s-ę t- d-z-w-. ------------------------ Podoba mi się to drzewo. 0
I like this stone. P--oba--- si--ten---m---. P_____ m_ s__ t__ k______ P-d-b- m- s-ę t-n k-m-e-. ------------------------- Podoba mi się ten kamień. 0
I like that park. Podob--m- s-ę---n -a-k. P_____ m_ s__ t__ p____ P-d-b- m- s-ę t-n p-r-. ----------------------- Podoba mi się ten park. 0
I like that garden. Po------i s----e-------. P_____ m_ s__ t__ o_____ P-d-b- m- s-ę t-n o-r-d- ------------------------ Podoba mi się ten ogród. 0
I like this flower. Po-o-a -i -i-------wi-t. P_____ m_ s__ t__ k_____ P-d-b- m- s-ę t-n k-i-t- ------------------------ Podoba mi się ten kwiat. 0
I find that pretty. U-a-a-,-że-to----t -adn-. U______ ż_ t_ j___ ł_____ U-a-a-, ż- t- j-s- ł-d-e- ------------------------- Uważam, że to jest ładne. 0
I find that interesting. Uważ-m- -- -----st inte--s--ąc-. U______ ż_ t_ j___ i____________ U-a-a-, ż- t- j-s- i-t-r-s-j-c-. -------------------------------- Uważam, że to jest interesujące. 0
I find that gorgeous. Uw-ż-m, ---to jes- pr-e-i-k-e. U______ ż_ t_ j___ p__________ U-a-a-, ż- t- j-s- p-z-p-ę-n-. ------------------------------ Uważam, że to jest przepiękne. 0
I find that ugly. Uw-ża-, ż- t- --s- b-z-----. U______ ż_ t_ j___ b________ U-a-a-, ż- t- j-s- b-z-d-i-. ---------------------------- Uważam, że to jest brzydkie. 0
I find that boring. Uwa-a-, ż- t--jes--nud--. U______ ż_ t_ j___ n_____ U-a-a-, ż- t- j-s- n-d-e- ------------------------- Uważam, że to jest nudne. 0
I find that terrible. Uważ-----e -o --s- -t-a-zn-. U______ ż_ t_ j___ s________ U-a-a-, ż- t- j-s- s-r-s-n-. ---------------------------- Uważam, że to jest straszne. 0

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