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49 [forty-nine]

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Do you exercise? T- wer-iş- d-kî? T_ w______ d____ T- w-r-i-ê d-k-? ---------------- Tu werzişê dikî? 0
Yes, I need some exercise. Be-ê, d-v--ez tevb-g-ri-. B____ d___ e_ t__________ B-l-, d-v- e- t-v-i-e-i-. ------------------------- Belê, divê ez tevbigerim. 0
I am a member of a sports club. E--d-----kl-be-e-wer--şê. E_ d____ k______ w_______ E- d-ç-m k-û-e-e w-r-î-ê- ------------------------- Ez diçim klûbeke werzîşê. 0
We play football / soccer (am.). E---u-b-l------y----. E_ f______ d_________ E- f-t-o-ê d-l-y-z-n- --------------------- Em futbolê dileyîzin. 0
We swim sometimes. E----- ---an ---e--y- d-k-n. E_ h__ c____ a_______ d_____ E- h-n c-r-n a-j-n-y- d-k-n- ---------------------------- Em hin caran avjeniyê dikin. 0
Or we cycle. A--jî d-çer--- diajon. A_ j_ d_______ d______ A- j- d-ç-r-a- d-a-o-. ---------------------- An jî duçerxan diajon. 0
There is a football / soccer (am.) stadium in our city. Li ----r- me s-a-yû-eke fu--o-- -e--. L_ b_____ m_ s_________ f______ h____ L- b-j-r- m- s-a-y-m-k- f-t-o-ê h-y-. ------------------------------------- Li bajarê me stadyûmeke futbolê heye. 0
There is also a swimming pool with a sauna. H--zek- -v-e-iy- yê--- -aû---jî h-ye. H______ a_______ y_ b_ s____ j_ h____ H-w-e-î a-j-n-y- y- b- s-û-a j- h-y-. ------------------------------------- Hewzekî avjeniyê yê bi saûna jî heye. 0
And there is a golf course. Û h-l-k----go--ê-h-ye. Û h_______ g____ h____ Û h-l-k-k- g-l-ê h-y-. ---------------------- Û holikeka golfê heye. 0
What is on TV? Te--vî-y---j----ye? T_________ j_ h____ T-l-v-z-o- j- h-y-? ------------------- Televîzyon jî heye? 0
There is a football / soccer (am.) match on now. A--ha-lî--i-e-e-f-tbolê ----. A____ l________ f______ h____ A-i-a l-s-i-e-e f-t-o-ê h-y-. ----------------------------- Aniha lîstikeke futbolê heye. 0
The German team is playing against the English one. T--a --m--an l- -em-e-----ilîza-----e--z-. T___ e______ l_ h_____ î________ d________ T-m- e-m-n-n l- h-m-e- î-g-l-z-n d-l-y-z-. ------------------------------------------ Tîma elmanan li hember îngilîzan dileyize. 0
Who is winning? Kî--- s-------v-? K_ b_ s__ d______ K- b- s-r d-k-v-? ----------------- Kî bi ser dikeve? 0
I have no idea. H----m-- jê --n-. H___ m__ j_ n____ H-y- m-n j- n-n-. ----------------- Haya min jê nîne. 0
It is currently a tie. An----w--î-h-v --. A____ w___ h__ i__ A-i-a w-k- h-v i-. ------------------ Aniha wekî hev in. 0
The referee is from Belgium. He-em -elç--a-î-y-. H____ B________ y__ H-k-m B-l-î-a-î y-. ------------------- Hekem Belçîkayî ye. 0
Now there is a penalty. An-ha --n---iyek -eye. A____ p_________ h____ A-i-a p-n-l-i-e- h-y-. ---------------------- Aniha penaltiyek heye. 0
Goal! One – zero! G-l! Y-k-û s--ir! G___ Y__ û s_____ G-l- Y-k û s-f-r- ----------------- Gol! Yek û sifir! 0

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