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en In nature   »   sq Nё natyrё

26 [twenty-six]

In nature

In nature

26 [njёzetegjashtё]

Nё natyrё

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Do you see the tower there? A e --i--n -ul-ё-? A e s_____ k______ A e s-i-o- k-l-ё-? ------------------ A e shikon kullёn? 0
Do you see the mountain there? A-e sh---n ma-in? A e s_____ m_____ A e s-i-o- m-l-n- ----------------- A e shikon malin? 0
Do you see the village there? A-----ik-n---ha-in? A e s_____ f_______ A e s-i-o- f-h-t-n- ------------------- A e shikon fshatin? 0
Do you see the river there? A-e -hi-o--l--i-? A e s_____ l_____ A e s-i-o- l-m-n- ----------------- A e shikon lumin? 0
Do you see the bridge there? A e-sh-k---u-ё-? A e s_____ u____ A e s-i-o- u-ё-? ---------------- A e shikon urёn? 0
Do you see the lake there? A-e-sh-ko- -----in? A e s_____ l_______ A e s-i-o- l-q-n-n- ------------------- A e shikon liqenin? 0
I like that bird. Z-g--a-je ----ёl-en. Z___ a___ m_ p______ Z-g- a-j- m- p-l-e-. -------------------- Zogu atje mё pёlqen. 0
I like that tree. P-m- -tj- -- --lqe-. P___ a___ m_ p______ P-m- a-j- m- p-l-e-. -------------------- Pema atje mё pёlqen. 0
I like this stone. Gur- a--e--- p--qe-. G___ a___ m_ p______ G-r- a-j- m- p-l-e-. -------------------- Guri atje mё pёlqen. 0
I like that park. Par-u atje -ё pёlqen. P____ a___ m_ p______ P-r-u a-j- m- p-l-e-. --------------------- Parku atje mё pёlqen. 0
I like that garden. Kop-h-i a-j--m---ёlqe-. K______ a___ m_ p______ K-p-h-i a-j- m- p-l-e-. ----------------------- Kopshti atje mё pёlqen. 0
I like this flower. Lu--- ---- -ё-p--q-n. L____ k___ m_ p______ L-l-a k-t- m- p-l-e-. --------------------- Lulja kёtu mё pёlqen. 0
I find that pretty. M- d-ke- - b-ku-. M_ d____ i b_____ M- d-k-t i b-k-r- ----------------- Mё duket i bukur. 0
I find that interesting. M--d-k-t -n-er-s--t. M_ d____ i__________ M- d-k-t i-t-r-s-n-. -------------------- Mё duket interesant. 0
I find that gorgeous. M- --k---i-m-ek-l----hё-. M_ d____ i m_____________ M- d-k-t i m-e-u-l-e-h-m- ------------------------- Mё duket i mrekullueshёm. 0
I find that ugly. M---uk-- ---hёmtuar. M_ d____ i s________ M- d-k-t i s-ё-t-a-. -------------------- Mё duket i shёmtuar. 0
I find that boring. M-----e--i mёrzit--ёm. M_ d____ i m__________ M- d-k-t i m-r-i-s-ё-. ---------------------- Mё duket i mёrzitshёm. 0
I find that terrible. M--du-et - fri-s-ё-. M_ d____ i f________ M- d-k-t i f-i-s-ё-. -------------------- Mё duket i frikshёm. 0

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