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26 [twenty-six]

In nature

In nature

26 [Hai mươi sáu]

Trong thiên nhiên

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Do you see the tower there? B-n -- ---y----p - -ó--hô--? B__ c_ t___ t___ ở đ_ k_____ B-n c- t-ấ- t-á- ở đ- k-ô-g- ---------------------------- Bạn có thấy tháp ở đó không? 0
Do you see the mountain there? Bạ--c--thấ--n-i - -ó--h--g? B__ c_ t___ n__ ở đ_ k_____ B-n c- t-ấ- n-i ở đ- k-ô-g- --------------------------- Bạn có thấy núi ở đó không? 0
Do you see the village there? Bạn-có-thấy l--g - -ó--hô--? B__ c_ t___ l___ ở đ_ k_____ B-n c- t-ấ- l-n- ở đ- k-ô-g- ---------------------------- Bạn có thấy làng ở đó không? 0
Do you see the river there? Bạ--có-t-ấ- con sôn- ở đ-----n-? B__ c_ t___ c__ s___ ở đ_ k_____ B-n c- t-ấ- c-n s-n- ở đ- k-ô-g- -------------------------------- Bạn có thấy con sông ở đó không? 0
Do you see the bridge there? Bạn -- -hấy cái c-- ---ó k-ô-g? B__ c_ t___ c__ c__ ở đ_ k_____ B-n c- t-ấ- c-i c-u ở đ- k-ô-g- ------------------------------- Bạn có thấy cái cầu ở đó không? 0
Do you see the lake there? Bạn c- ---y--ồ --đó-khô--? B__ c_ t___ h_ ở đ_ k_____ B-n c- t-ấ- h- ở đ- k-ô-g- -------------------------- Bạn có thấy hồ ở đó không? 0
I like that bird. Tôi ----h c------m kia. T__ t____ c__ c___ k___ T-i t-í-h c-n c-i- k-a- ----------------------- Tôi thích con chim kia. 0
I like that tree. T-- -h--- -ây -i-. T__ t____ c__ k___ T-i t-í-h c-y k-a- ------------------ Tôi thích cây kia. 0
I like this stone. T-- -hích--á----. T__ t____ đ_ n___ T-i t-í-h đ- n-y- ----------------- Tôi thích đá này. 0
I like that park. Tô- ----- cô-g -i-n này. T__ t____ c___ v___ n___ T-i t-í-h c-n- v-ê- n-y- ------------------------ Tôi thích công viên này. 0
I like that garden. T-- th--h-v--n h-- ---. T__ t____ v___ h__ k___ T-i t-í-h v-ờ- h-a k-a- ----------------------- Tôi thích vườn hoa kia. 0
I like this flower. T-i-thích---n----a-n-y. T__ t____ b___ h__ n___ T-i t-í-h b-n- h-a n-y- ----------------------- Tôi thích bông hoa này. 0
I find that pretty. Tô- -----cá- -- đẹp. T__ t___ c__ đ_ đ___ T-i t-ấ- c-i đ- đ-p- -------------------- Tôi thấy cái đó đẹp. 0
I find that interesting. Tô- -h-- ------y----. T__ t___ c__ n__ h___ T-i t-ấ- c-i n-y h-y- --------------------- Tôi thấy cái này hay. 0
I find that gorgeous. Tô--th-y-----nà--tuyệt--ẹp. T__ t___ c__ n__ t____ đ___ T-i t-ấ- c-i n-y t-y-t đ-p- --------------------------- Tôi thấy cái này tuyệt đẹp. 0
I find that ugly. Tô--thấ---á---ó x-u. T__ t___ c__ đ_ x___ T-i t-ấ- c-i đ- x-u- -------------------- Tôi thấy cái đó xấu. 0
I find that boring. T-i thấ- c-- -ó -h--. T__ t___ c__ đ_ c____ T-i t-ấ- c-i đ- c-á-. --------------------- Tôi thấy cái đó chán. 0
I find that terrible. T-- th-y---i -à- khủ-g k----. T__ t___ c__ n__ k____ k_____ T-i t-ấ- c-i n-y k-ủ-g k-i-p- ----------------------------- Tôi thấy cái này khủng khiếp. 0

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