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26 [twenty-six]

In nature

In nature

26 [tjugosex]

I naturen

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Do you see the tower there? S-- -----rn-t d-- borta? S__ d_ t_____ d__ b_____ S-r d- t-r-e- d-r b-r-a- ------------------------ Ser du tornet där borta? 0
Do you see the mountain there? S-- d- -er-et d-- bor--? S__ d_ b_____ d__ b_____ S-r d- b-r-e- d-r b-r-a- ------------------------ Ser du berget där borta? 0
Do you see the village there? S-r-d- byn--är--or--? S__ d_ b__ d__ b_____ S-r d- b-n d-r b-r-a- --------------------- Ser du byn där borta? 0
Do you see the river there? Ser du-fl--e- -är b-r--? S__ d_ f_____ d__ b_____ S-r d- f-o-e- d-r b-r-a- ------------------------ Ser du floden där borta? 0
Do you see the bridge there? Se--d- br-------borta? S__ d_ b___ d__ b_____ S-r d- b-o- d-r b-r-a- ---------------------- Ser du bron där borta? 0
Do you see the lake there? Ser ----j-n-d-r ---ta? S__ d_ s___ d__ b_____ S-r d- s-ö- d-r b-r-a- ---------------------- Ser du sjön där borta? 0
I like that bird. J---t--k-r--m-den-----f-g-ln. J__ t_____ o_ d__ d__ f______ J-g t-c-e- o- d-n d-r f-g-l-. ----------------------------- Jag tycker om den där fågeln. 0
I like that tree. J-g -y-ke-------t -ä- t-ä---. J__ t_____ o_ d__ d__ t______ J-g t-c-e- o- d-t d-r t-ä-e-. ----------------------------- Jag tycker om det där trädet. 0
I like this stone. J-g-ty-ke---- -e--här-ste-e-. J__ t_____ o_ d__ h__ s______ J-g t-c-e- o- d-n h-r s-e-e-. ----------------------------- Jag tycker om den här stenen. 0
I like that park. J---t--ker om--en där-par---. J__ t_____ o_ d__ d__ p______ J-g t-c-e- o- d-n d-r p-r-e-. ----------------------------- Jag tycker om den där parken. 0
I like that garden. Jag-t-c--r ---d--------rä----d--. J__ t_____ o_ d__ d__ t__________ J-g t-c-e- o- d-n d-r t-ä-g-r-e-. --------------------------------- Jag tycker om den där trädgården. 0
I like this flower. J-g-t--ker -- -e- här --o-m-n. J__ t_____ o_ d__ h__ b_______ J-g t-c-e- o- d-n h-r b-o-m-n- ------------------------------ Jag tycker om den här blomman. 0
I find that pretty. Ja----c--r-d-- där----f-n-. J__ t_____ d__ d__ ä_ f____ J-g t-c-e- d-t d-r ä- f-n-. --------------------------- Jag tycker det där är fint. 0
I find that interesting. Ja--ty-ke---et -är--r-in-r-----t. J__ t_____ d__ d__ ä_ i__________ J-g t-c-e- d-t d-r ä- i-t-e-s-n-. --------------------------------- Jag tycker det där är intressant. 0
I find that gorgeous. Jag --cker det-dä--ä- --nt--t--kt v-ckert. J__ t_____ d__ d__ ä_ f__________ v_______ J-g t-c-e- d-t d-r ä- f-n-a-t-s-t v-c-e-t- ------------------------------------------ Jag tycker det där är fantastiskt vackert. 0
I find that ugly. Ja- t-ck-r-----ä- -ult. J__ t_____ d__ ä_ f____ J-g t-c-e- d-t ä- f-l-. ----------------------- Jag tycker det är fult. 0
I find that boring. J---t----r---t ä- -å-----k--t. J__ t_____ d__ ä_ l___________ J-g t-c-e- d-t ä- l-n-t-å-i-t- ------------------------------ Jag tycker det är långtråkigt. 0
I find that terrible. Jag ty-k-r det--- --ukt-nsv-rt. J__ t_____ d__ ä_ f____________ J-g t-c-e- d-t ä- f-u-t-n-v-r-. ------------------------------- Jag tycker det är fruktansvärt. 0

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