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49 [forty-nine]

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49 [kvardek naŭ]

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Do you exercise? Ĉ-----s-ortas? Ĉ_ v_ s_______ Ĉ- v- s-o-t-s- -------------- Ĉu vi sportas? 0
Yes, I need some exercise. J--- -i d-vas--o- ekz--ci. J___ m_ d____ i__ e_______ J-s- m- d-v-s i-m e-z-r-i- -------------------------- Jes, mi devas iom ekzerci. 0
I am a member of a sports club. M----t-s --or---u---o. M_ e____ s____________ M- e-t-s s-o-t-l-b-n-. ---------------------- Mi estas sportklubano. 0
We play football / soccer (am.). Ni f--bal--. N_ f________ N- f-t-a-a-. ------------ Ni futbalas. 0
We swim sometimes. N----j- -a--s. N_ f___ n_____ N- f-j- n-ĝ-s- -------------- Ni foje naĝas. 0
Or we cycle. A---i b--ik--s. A_ n_ b________ A- n- b-c-k-a-. --------------- Aŭ ni biciklas. 0
There is a football / soccer (am.) stadium in our city. E--as -u-bals--di--- e- n-- u-b-. E____ f_____________ e_ n__ u____ E-t-s f-t-a-s-a-i-n- e- n-a u-b-. --------------------------------- Estas futbalstadiono en nia urbo. 0
There is also a swimming pool with a sauna. A---------- -a-ej- --n-saŭnejo. A____ e____ n_____ k__ s_______ A-k-ŭ e-t-s n-ĝ-j- k-n s-ŭ-e-o- ------------------------------- Ankaŭ estas naĝejo kun saŭnejo. 0
And there is a golf course. K-j--s--s gol--j-. K__ e____ g_______ K-j e-t-s g-l-e-o- ------------------ Kaj estas golfejo. 0
What is on TV? K-o-es-a- e- -- te---id-? K__ e____ e_ l_ t________ K-o e-t-s e- l- t-l-v-d-? ------------------------- Kio estas en la televido? 0
There is a football / soccer (am.) match on now. N-n -stas------la l-do. N__ e____ f______ l____ N-n e-t-s f-t-a-a l-d-. ----------------------- Nun estas futbala ludo. 0
The German team is playing against the English one. L- --rm----t---o--u--s -on-ra---a--ngl-. L_ g______ t____ l____ k______ l_ a_____ L- g-r-a-a t-a-o l-d-s k-n-r-ŭ l- a-g-a- ---------------------------------------- La germana teamo ludas kontraŭ la angla. 0
Who is winning? Ki------s-v-----ta? K__ e____ v________ K-u e-t-s v-n-a-t-? ------------------- Kiu estas venkanta? 0
I have no idea. M- tute-n- --ia---ri-ti-. M_ t___ n_ s____ p__ t___ M- t-t- n- s-i-s p-i t-o- ------------------------- Mi tute ne scias pri tio. 0
It is currently a tie. Nu- eg---ez--t--. N__ e____________ N-n e-a-r-z-l-a-. ----------------- Nun egalrezultas. 0
The referee is from Belgium. La-l-dj--i-to-v-nas--- Belg--o. L_ l_________ v____ e_ B_______ L- l-d-u-i-t- v-n-s e- B-l-u-o- ------------------------------- La ludjuĝisto venas el Belgujo. 0
Now there is a penalty. Nun--stas--e--lo. N__ e____ p______ N-n e-t-s p-n-l-. ----------------- Nun estas penalo. 0
Goal! One – zero! G-l--- -n--j- --l-! G_____ U__ j_ n____ G-l-n- U-u j- n-l-! ------------------- Golon! Unu je nulo! 0

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