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Do you exercise? Sp----j-š? S_________ S-o-t-j-š- ---------- Sportuješ? 0
Yes, I need some exercise. Ano- -o-ř--uj--po-yb. A___ p________ p_____ A-o- p-t-e-u-i p-h-b- --------------------- Ano, potřebuji pohyb. 0
I am a member of a sports club. Jse- člene----orto--ího---u-u. J___ č_____ s__________ k_____ J-e- č-e-e- s-o-t-v-í-o k-u-u- ------------------------------ Jsem členem sportovního klubu. 0
We play football / soccer (am.). H----me -o-b-l. H______ f______ H-a-e-e f-t-a-. --------------- Hrajeme fotbal. 0
We swim sometimes. N------lav--e. N____ p_______ N-k-y p-a-e-e- -------------- Někdy plaveme. 0
Or we cycle. N--o -e----- -a -ol-. N___ j______ n_ k____ N-b- j-z-í-e n- k-l-. --------------------- Nebo jezdíme na kole. 0
There is a football / soccer (am.) stadium in our city. V na----mě-t- -e -o--alo-ý-s-adió-. V n____ m____ j_ f________ s_______ V n-š-m m-s-ě j- f-t-a-o-ý s-a-i-n- ----------------------------------- V našem městě je fotbalový stadión. 0
There is also a swimming pool with a sauna. Je t-m-- p-ov-rna s- ------. J_ t__ i p_______ s_ s______ J- t-m i p-o-á-n- s- s-u-o-. ---------------------------- Je tam i plovárna se saunou. 0
And there is a golf course. A------m---k- --lf--é-hřiště. A j_ t__ t___ g______ h______ A j- t-m t-k- g-l-o-é h-i-t-. ----------------------------- A je tam také golfové hřiště. 0
What is on TV? Co-je - t-l--i-i? C_ j_ v t________ C- j- v t-l-v-z-? ----------------- Co je v televizi? 0
There is a football / soccer (am.) match on now. T-- dá------otb--. T__ d_____ f______ T-ď d-v-j- f-t-a-. ------------------ Teď dávají fotbal. 0
The German team is playing against the English one. N-m-c-o hra-- --ot- An--ii. N______ h____ p____ A______ N-m-c-o h-a-e p-o-i A-g-i-. --------------------------- Německo hraje proti Anglii. 0
Who is winning? Kdo-vyhrá-á? K__ v_______ K-o v-h-á-á- ------------ Kdo vyhrává? 0
I have no idea. N------u---í. N____ t______ N-m-m t-š-n-. ------------- Nemám tušení. 0
It is currently a tie. Teď--e--- -e--z---ně. T__ j_ t_ n__________ T-ď j- t- n-r-z-o-n-. --------------------- Teď je to nerozhodně. 0
The referee is from Belgium. Rozho-----e---Be-gi-. R_______ j_ z B______ R-z-o-č- j- z B-l-i-. --------------------- Rozhodčí je z Belgie. 0
Now there is a penalty. Teď s--bu-e k---t---n-lta. T__ s_ b___ k____ p_______ T-ď s- b-d- k-p-t p-n-l-a- -------------------------- Teď se bude kopat penalta. 0
Goal! One – zero! Gó---Jedn- --la! G___ J____ n____ G-l- J-d-a n-l-! ---------------- Gól! Jedna nula! 0

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