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49 [forty-nine]

Sports

Sports

49 [quarenta e nove]

Esportes

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Do you exercise? Voc- p-a--ca--sp-rt-? V___ p______ e_______ V-c- p-a-i-a e-p-r-e- --------------------- Você pratica esporte? 0
Yes, I need some exercise. S--- -u-p-e---o-m- -x----t-r. S___ e_ p______ m_ e_________ S-m- e- p-e-i-o m- e-e-c-t-r- ----------------------------- Sim, eu preciso me exercitar. 0
I am a member of a sports club. E- --equ-n-o um---ub---sp-r-i-o. E_ f________ u_ c____ e_________ E- f-e-u-n-o u- c-u-e e-p-r-i-o- -------------------------------- Eu frequento um clube esportivo. 0
We play football / soccer (am.). Nó- -og-------la. N__ j______ b____ N-s j-g-m-s b-l-. ----------------- Nós jogamos bola. 0
We swim sometimes. À--v-ze--vam-- -ada-. À_ v____ v____ n_____ À- v-z-s v-m-s n-d-r- --------------------- Às vezes vamos nadar. 0
Or we cycle. O- nós-v---s--ndar -- --cic---a. O_ n__ v____ a____ d_ b_________ O- n-s v-m-s a-d-r d- b-c-c-e-a- -------------------------------- Ou nós vamos andar de bicicleta. 0
There is a football / soccer (am.) stadium in our city. N- --s-a cidad- --m-u--estád--. N_ n____ c_____ t__ u_ e_______ N- n-s-a c-d-d- t-m u- e-t-d-o- ------------------------------- Na nossa cidade tem um estádio. 0
There is also a swimming pool with a sauna. T-mb-------u-----s---- --- s-u-a. T_____ t__ u__ p______ c__ s_____ T-m-é- t-m u-a p-s-i-a c-m s-u-a- --------------------------------- Também tem uma piscina com sauna. 0
And there is a golf course. E -em-u--campo--- -olf-. E t__ u_ c____ d_ g_____ E t-m u- c-m-o d- g-l-e- ------------------------ E tem um campo de golfe. 0
What is on TV? O-qu---em n----l-vi-ão? O q__ t__ n_ t_________ O q-e t-m n- t-l-v-s-o- ----------------------- O que tem na televisão? 0
There is a football / soccer (am.) match on now. N---o-e-t- h---- ---o -- -u-e-ol. N_ m______ h_ u_ j___ d_ f_______ N- m-m-n-o h- u- j-g- d- f-t-b-l- --------------------------------- No momento há um jogo de futebol. 0
The German team is playing against the English one. A-e-u----al-mã--jog--c-n--a a --u--e---g-esa. A e_____ a_____ j___ c_____ a e_____ i_______ A e-u-p- a-e-ã- j-g- c-n-r- a e-u-p- i-g-e-a- --------------------------------------------- A equipe alemão joga contra a equipe inglesa. 0
Who is winning? Qu----s-á---nhando? Q___ e___ g________ Q-e- e-t- g-n-a-d-? ------------------- Quem está ganhando? 0
I have no idea. N-- ---o --e--. N__ f___ i_____ N-o f-ç- i-e-a- --------------- Não faço ideia. 0
It is currently a tie. N- mom-nto está-e-patado. N_ m______ e___ e________ N- m-m-n-o e-t- e-p-t-d-. ------------------------- No momento está empatado. 0
The referee is from Belgium. O -r--t-o-é da Bélg--a. O á______ é d_ B_______ O á-b-t-o é d- B-l-i-a- ----------------------- O árbitro é da Bélgica. 0
Now there is a penalty. Agora h-uve -----na-t-. A____ h____ u_ p_______ A-o-a h-u-e u- p-n-l-y- ----------------------- Agora houve um penalty. 0
Goal! One – zero! Gol! U--a--e--! G___ U_ a z____ G-l- U- a z-r-! --------------- Gol! Um a zero! 0

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