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49 [patruzeci şi nouă]

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Do you exercise? P--c-i---s-o--? P_______ s_____ P-a-t-c- s-o-t- --------------- Practici sport? 0
Yes, I need some exercise. D-,-treb--e să fa--m-ş-a-e. D__ t______ s_ f__ m_______ D-, t-e-u-e s- f-c m-ş-a-e- --------------------------- Da, trebuie să fac mişcare. 0
I am a member of a sports club. Me----- un------de sp-rt. M___ l_ u_ c___ d_ s_____ M-r- l- u- c-u- d- s-o-t- ------------------------- Merg la un club de sport. 0
We play football / soccer (am.). J-că- -otb-l. J____ f______ J-c-m f-t-a-. ------------- Jucăm fotbal. 0
We swim sometimes. Câte----ă---o---. C________ î______ C-t-o-a-ă î-o-ă-. ----------------- Câteodată înotăm. 0
Or we cycle. S------p---b-- c- b-ci--eta. S__ n_ p______ c_ b_________ S-u n- p-i-b-m c- b-c-c-e-a- ---------------------------- Sau ne plimbăm cu bicicleta. 0
There is a football / soccer (am.) stadium in our city. În--ra----nos--u-e-i-t---- --a-ion d- f--bal. Î_ o_____ n_____ e_____ u_ s______ d_ f______ Î- o-a-u- n-s-r- e-i-t- u- s-a-i-n d- f-t-a-. --------------------------------------------- În oraşul nostru există un stadion de fotbal. 0
There is also a swimming pool with a sauna. Ex-stă-şi o -i-ci-------aun-. E_____ ş_ o p______ c_ s_____ E-i-t- ş- o p-s-i-ă c- s-u-ă- ----------------------------- Există şi o piscină cu saună. 0
And there is a golf course. Şi-ex--tă -- ----n d- -o--. Ş_ e_____ u_ t____ d_ g____ Ş- e-i-t- u- t-r-n d- g-l-. --------------------------- Şi există un teren de golf. 0
What is on TV? C- --te -- t-le-izor? C_ e___ l_ t_________ C- e-t- l- t-l-v-z-r- --------------------- Ce este la televizor? 0
There is a football / soccer (am.) match on now. Tocm----r--smit--- m--i --------l. T_____ t_______ u_ m___ d_ f______ T-c-a- t-a-s-i- u- m-c- d- f-t-a-. ---------------------------------- Tocmai transmit un meci de fotbal. 0
The German team is playing against the English one. E--ipa -e---nă j-acă-î--ot---- c-le- e-gl--e-t-. E_____ g______ j____ î________ c____ e__________ E-h-p- g-r-a-ă j-a-ă î-p-t-i-a c-l-i e-g-e-e-t-. ------------------------------------------------ Echipa germană joacă împotriva celei englezeşti. 0
Who is winning? C----c--t-g-? C___ c_______ C-n- c-ş-i-ă- ------------- Cine câştigă? 0
I have no idea. N- -- ---ar. N_ a_ h_____ N- a- h-b-r- ------------ Nu am habar. 0
It is currently a tie. M--entan--s-- ----. M_______ e___ e____ M-m-n-a- e-t- e-a-. ------------------- Momentan este egal. 0
The referee is from Belgium. A-b-tru---s-e-d-- --l-ia. A_______ e___ d__ B______ A-b-t-u- e-t- d-n B-l-i-. ------------------------- Arbitrul este din Belgia. 0
Now there is a penalty. Acum se-execută --l---t-ră d- l--un-p----c- m-tr-. A___ s_ e______ o l_______ d_ l_ u_________ m_____ A-u- s- e-e-u-ă o l-v-t-r- d- l- u-s-r-z-c- m-t-i- -------------------------------------------------- Acum se execută o lovitură de la unsprezece metri. 0
Goal! One – zero! Go-!-U---la --ro! G___ U__ l_ z____ G-l- U-u l- z-r-! ----------------- Gol! Unu la zero! 0

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