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26 [twenty-six]

In nature

In nature

26 [dalawampu’t anim]

Sa kalikasan

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Do you see the tower there? N--ik--a--- b---ng to-e-d-o-? N_______ m_ b_ a__ t___ d____ N-k-k-t- m- b- a-g t-r- d-o-? ----------------------------- Nakikita mo ba ang tore doon? 0
Do you see the mountain there? N------a--o b---ng b--dok-do--? N_______ m_ b_ a__ b_____ d____ N-k-k-t- m- b- a-g b-n-o- d-o-? ------------------------------- Nakikita mo ba ang bundok doon? 0
Do you see the village there? N-k-k--a -o -a ang-n-y-n d-o-? N_______ m_ b_ a__ n____ d____ N-k-k-t- m- b- a-g n-y-n d-o-? ------------------------------ Nakikita mo ba ang nayon doon? 0
Do you see the river there? N-k-k--a ----a ----ilo- do-n? N_______ m_ b_ a__ i___ d____ N-k-k-t- m- b- a-g i-o- d-o-? ----------------------------- Nakikita mo ba ang ilog doon? 0
Do you see the bridge there? N-k-ki---m---a--n--t---y -oo-? N_______ m_ b_ a__ t____ d____ N-k-k-t- m- b- a-g t-l-y d-o-? ------------------------------ Nakikita mo ba ang tulay doon? 0
Do you see the lake there? N-k--it- -o--a an- d-g---d---? N_______ m_ b_ a__ d____ d____ N-k-k-t- m- b- a-g d-g-t d-o-? ------------------------------ Nakikita mo ba ang dagat doon? 0
I like that bird. Gust--ko---g-i-on ---i-on. G____ k_ a__ i___ n_ i____ G-s-o k- a-g i-o- n- i-o-. -------------------------- Gusto ko ang ibon na iyon. 0
I like that tree. Gu-to ko-ang----o----i-on. G____ k_ a__ p___ n_ i____ G-s-o k- a-g p-n- n- i-o-. -------------------------- Gusto ko ang puno na iyon. 0
I like this stone. G-sto k- --g--a-o ---o. G____ k_ a__ b___ d____ G-s-o k- a-g b-t- d-t-. ----------------------- Gusto ko ang bato dito. 0
I like that park. G---o------g----k---oo-. G____ k_ a__ p____ d____ G-s-o k- a-g p-r-e d-o-. ------------------------ Gusto ko ang parke doon. 0
I like that garden. Gusto -- a-g-h-rd-----o-. G____ k_ a__ h_____ d____ G-s-o k- a-g h-r-i- d-o-. ------------------------- Gusto ko ang hardin doon. 0
I like this flower. Gu----k--a---b-la---k-dit-. G____ k_ a__ b_______ d____ G-s-o k- a-g b-l-k-a- d-t-. --------------------------- Gusto ko ang bulaklak dito. 0
I find that pretty. S- t-ng-n--- -agand----a-. S_ t_____ k_ m______ i____ S- t-n-i- k- m-g-n-a i-a-. -------------------------- Sa tingin ko maganda iyan. 0
I find that interesting. Sa-tingin-ko ---e--s--- iy-n. S_ t_____ k_ i_________ i____ S- t-n-i- k- i-t-r-s-d- i-a-. ----------------------------- Sa tingin ko interesado iyan. 0
I find that gorgeous. S- -i---n-k- --h-ng--h--g--iy-n. S_ t_____ k_ k____________ i____ S- t-n-i- k- k-h-n-a-h-n-a i-a-. -------------------------------- Sa tingin ko kahanga-hanga iyan. 0
I find that ugly. S--t----- k---i--- -a---d---ya-. S_ t_____ k_ h____ m______ i____ S- t-n-i- k- h-n-i m-g-n-a i-a-. -------------------------------- Sa tingin ko hindi maganda iyan. 0
I find that boring. N-ka-asaw- --t--yu-. N_________ y___ y___ N-k-k-s-w- y-t- y-n- -------------------- Nakakasawa yata yun. 0
I find that terrible. S- --ngin -o ka--la-k-l---t -y-n. S_ t_____ k_ k_____________ i____ S- t-n-i- k- k-k-l---i-a-o- i-a-. --------------------------------- Sa tingin ko kakila-kilabot iyan. 0

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