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43 [forty-three]

At the zoo

At the zoo

43 [četrdesmit trīs]

Zooloģiskajā dārzā

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The zoo is there. T-r-ir--oolo---kais dār-s. T__ i_ z___________ d_____ T-r i- z-o-o-i-k-i- d-r-s- -------------------------- Tur ir zooloģiskais dārzs. 0
The giraffes are there. Tu-----ž-ra--s. T__ i_ ž_______ T-r i- ž-r-f-s- --------------- Tur ir žirafes. 0
Where are the bears? Kur--r-l-č-? K__ i_ l____ K-r i- l-č-? ------------ Kur ir lāči? 0
Where are the elephants? K-- ir z-l-ņi? K__ i_ z______ K-r i- z-l-ņ-? -------------- Kur ir ziloņi? 0
Where are the snakes? Ku- -- -----s? K__ i_ č______ K-r i- č-s-a-? -------------- Kur ir čūskas? 0
Where are the lions? K-- -----uv--? K__ i_ l______ K-r i- l-u-a-? -------------- Kur ir lauvas? 0
I have a camera. Man -r fotoap--ā-s. M__ i_ f___________ M-n i- f-t-a-a-ā-s- ------------------- Man ir fotoaparāts. 0
I also have a video camera. Man -r ar- f--m---n-s---mera. M__ i_ a__ f_________ k______ M-n i- a-ī f-l-ē-a-a- k-m-r-. ----------------------------- Man ir arī filmēšanas kamera. 0
Where can I find a battery? Ku---- bat-r-ja? K__ i_ b________ K-r i- b-t-r-j-? ---------------- Kur ir baterija? 0
Where are the penguins? Kur i- --n--īn-? K__ i_ p________ K-r i- p-n-v-n-? ---------------- Kur ir pingvīni? 0
Where are the kangaroos? K-r-ir-ķe-g--i? K__ i_ ķ_______ K-r i- ķ-n-u-i- --------------- Kur ir ķenguri? 0
Where are the rhinos? Kur-i---e-u--ad--? K__ i_ d__________ K-r i- d-g-n-a-ž-? ------------------ Kur ir degunradži? 0
Where is the toilet / restroom (am.)? Ku--i- -u----e? K__ i_ t_______ K-r i- t-a-e-e- --------------- Kur ir tualete? 0
There is a café over there. T----- ka---nī--. T__ i_ k_________ T-r i- k-f-j-ī-a- ----------------- Tur ir kafejnīca. 0
There is a restaurant over there. Tu- i-------rā-s. T__ i_ r_________ T-r i- r-s-o-ā-s- ----------------- Tur ir restorāns. 0
Where are the camels? K-- ir kamie-i? K__ i_ k_______ K-r i- k-m-e-i- --------------- Kur ir kamieļi? 0
Where are the gorillas and the zebras? Kur i---o-i---- u--ze----? K__ i_ g_______ u_ z______ K-r i- g-r-l-a- u- z-b-a-? -------------------------- Kur ir gorillas un zebras? 0
Where are the tigers and the crocodiles? Kur -r-t-ģe-i ---k---odi-i? K__ i_ t_____ u_ k_________ K-r i- t-ģ-r- u- k-o-o-i-i- --------------------------- Kur ir tīģeri un krokodili? 0

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