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Do you exercise? Se -------š s š--r--m? S_ u_______ s š_______ S- u-v-r-a- s š-o-t-m- ---------------------- Se ukvarjaš s športom? 0
Yes, I need some exercise. Ja---o----s- --bat-. J__ m____ s_ g______ J-, m-r-m s- g-b-t-. -------------------- Ja, moram se gibati. 0
I am a member of a sports club. Ho-i----špor-no--r--tv-. H____ v š______ d_______ H-d-m v š-o-t-o d-u-t-o- ------------------------ Hodim v športno društvo. 0
We play football / soccer (am.). I---m- nog---t. I_____ n_______ I-r-m- n-g-m-t- --------------- Igramo nogomet. 0
We swim sometimes. Vč--ih--la-a--. V_____ p_______ V-a-i- p-a-a-o- --------------- Včasih plavamo. 0
Or we cycle. Al---a s--v---mo---ko-esi. A__ p_ s_ v_____ s k______ A-i p- s- v-z-m- s k-l-s-. -------------------------- Ali pa se vozimo s kolesi. 0
There is a football / soccer (am.) stadium in our city. V n-š-m--es----ma-o--o--m-tn---ta-ion. V n____ m____ i____ n________ s_______ V n-š-m m-s-u i-a-o n-g-m-t-i s-a-i-n- -------------------------------------- V našem mestu imamo nogometni stadion. 0
There is also a swimming pool with a sauna. I---o-t-----la---n- b--e- s -a--o. I____ t___ p_______ b____ s s_____ I-a-o t-d- p-a-a-n- b-z-n s s-v-o- ---------------------------------- Imamo tudi plavalni bazen s savno. 0
And there is a golf course. I--im-mo--gri--e-z- -o--. I_ i____ i______ z_ g____ I- i-a-o i-r-š-e z- g-l-. ------------------------- In imamo igrišče za golf. 0
What is on TV? Kaj je--- -el-vi-iji? K__ j_ n_ t__________ K-j j- n- t-l-v-z-j-? --------------------- Kaj je na televiziji? 0
There is a football / soccer (am.) match on now. P---ka- j- -o-o----- te--a. P______ j_ n________ t_____ P-a-k-r j- n-g-m-t-a t-k-a- --------------------------- Pravkar je nogometna tekma. 0
The German team is playing against the English one. N-m-------r-z--tan-- i-r--p---i -n--e---. N_____ r____________ i___ p____ a________ N-m-k- r-p-e-e-t-n-a i-r- p-o-i a-g-e-k-. ----------------------------------------- Nemška reprezentanca igra proti angleški. 0
Who is winning? K-o b------a-? K__ b_ z______ K-o b- z-a-a-? -------------- Kdo bo zmagal? 0
I have no idea. Ni-a--pojma. N____ p_____ N-m-m p-j-a- ------------ Nimam pojma. 0
It is currently a tie. Tr--ut-o j---e-d-o--n-. T_______ j_ n__________ T-e-u-n- j- n-o-l-č-n-. ----------------------- Trenutno je neodločeno. 0
The referee is from Belgium. Sod--- -rih-ja iz---l---e. S_____ p______ i_ B_______ S-d-i- p-i-a-a i- B-l-i-e- -------------------------- Sodnik prihaja iz Belgije. 0
Now there is a penalty. Zd-- i---o-en----m-t-o--o. Z___ i____ e______________ Z-a- i-a-o e-a-s-m-t-o-k-. -------------------------- Zdaj imamo enajstmetrovko. 0
Goal! One – zero! G--!-E-a prot-----! G___ E__ p____ n___ G-l- E-a p-o-i n-č- ------------------- Gol! Ena proti nič! 0

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