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43 [forty-three]

At the zoo

At the zoo

43 [apatnapu’t tatlo]

Na sa zoo

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The zoo is there. Na---- an---o-. N_____ a__ z___ N-r-o- a-g z-o- --------------- Naroon ang zoo. 0
The giraffes are there. N-roo- -n- --a-dyi---. N_____ a__ m__ d______ N-r-o- a-g m-a d-i-a-. ---------------------- Naroon ang mga dyirap. 0
Where are the bears? N----n ang mg- us-? N_____ a__ m__ u___ N-s-a- a-g m-a u-o- ------------------- Nasaan ang mga uso? 0
Where are the elephants? N-saan -ng---a -l-pan--? N_____ a__ m__ e________ N-s-a- a-g m-a e-e-a-t-? ------------------------ Nasaan ang mga elepante? 0
Where are the snakes? Nas-a- ang mga--ha-? N_____ a__ m__ a____ N-s-a- a-g m-a a-a-? -------------------- Nasaan ang mga ahas? 0
Where are the lions? Nas-----ng-m-a le-n? N_____ a__ m__ l____ N-s-a- a-g m-a l-o-? -------------------- Nasaan ang mga leon? 0
I have a camera. May -----a --o. M__ k_____ a___ M-y k-m-r- a-o- --------------- May kamera ako. 0
I also have a video camera. Me-on ----a-o-- -i--- --m--a. M____ d__ a____ b____ k______ M-r-n d-n a-o-g b-d-o k-m-r-. ----------------------------- Meron din akong bidyo kamera. 0
Where can I find a battery? S-a----- ma--k-h-n-p -g-bat---a? S___ a__ m__________ n_ b_______ S-a- a-o m-k-k-h-n-p n- b-t-r-a- -------------------------------- Saan ako makakahanap ng baterya? 0
Where are the penguins? N--aan ang--g- --n-ui-? N_____ a__ m__ p_______ N-s-a- a-g m-a p-n-u-n- ----------------------- Nasaan ang mga penguin? 0
Where are the kangaroos? N-s--n -n--mga-ka-gar-o? N_____ a__ m__ k________ N-s-a- a-g m-a k-n-a-o-? ------------------------ Nasaan ang mga kangaroo? 0
Where are the rhinos? Na-a------ mga rh-no? N_____ a__ m__ r_____ N-s-a- a-g m-a r-i-o- --------------------- Nasaan ang mga rhino? 0
Where is the toilet / restroom (am.)? N--a-n ang-pal-kuran? N_____ a__ p_________ N-s-a- a-g p-l-k-r-n- --------------------- Nasaan ang palikuran? 0
There is a café over there. M-- --fé doo-. M__ c___ d____ M-y c-f- d-o-. -------------- May café doon. 0
There is a restaurant over there. M-- --ang---st---an doon. M__ i____ r________ d____ M-y i-a-g r-s-a-r-n d-o-. ------------------------- May isang restawran doon. 0
Where are the camels? N--aan-a-g -ga-ka--l--? N_____ a__ m__ k_______ N-s-a- a-g m-a k-m-l-o- ----------------------- Nasaan ang mga kamelyo? 0
Where are the gorillas and the zebras? N-s--n --g -g--g-ril-a -t -g- --br-? N_____ a__ m__ g______ a_ m__ z_____ N-s-a- a-g m-a g-r-l-a a- m-a z-b-a- ------------------------------------ Nasaan ang mga gorilya at mga zebra? 0
Where are the tigers and the crocodiles? N---a--a-- m----igr--a---g---uwa--? N_____ a__ m__ t____ a_ m__ b______ N-s-a- a-g m-a t-g-e a- m-a b-w-y-? ----------------------------------- Nasaan ang mga tigre at mga buwaya? 0

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The Basque language

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