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Do you exercise? N-g-eeh-----y- ka-b-? N_____________ k_ b__ N-g-e-h-r-i-y- k- b-? --------------------- Nag-eehersisyo ka ba? 0
Yes, I need some exercise. Oo,--ai-a---- ko -g --er--s--. O__ k________ k_ n_ e_________ O-, k-i-a-g-n k- n- e-e-s-s-o- ------------------------------ Oo, kailangan ko ng ehersisyo. 0
I am a member of a sports club. M-yemb-- --o sa--san- sp-rts na g--po. M_______ a__ s_ i____ s_____ n_ g_____ M-y-m-r- a-o s- i-a-g s-o-t- n- g-u-o- -------------------------------------- Miyembro ako sa isang sports na grupo. 0
We play football / soccer (am.). N-g-ala---tay- -- ---bol. N________ t___ n_ p______ N-g-a-a-o t-y- n- p-t-o-. ------------------------- Naglalaro tayo ng putbol. 0
We swim sometimes. Mi---n-l--al-ng-y---m-. M_____ l_________ k____ M-n-a- l-m-l-n-o- k-m-. ----------------------- Minsan lumalangoy kami. 0
Or we cycle. O-nag--bi---l--------. O n_____________ k____ O n-g-i-i-i-l-t- k-m-. ---------------------- O nagbibisikleta kami. 0
There is a football / soccer (am.) stadium in our city. Mayr-o-g ------put----is-a------a --in------so-. M_______ i____ p_____ i_______ s_ a____ l_______ M-y-o-n- i-a-g p-t-o- i-t-d-u- s- a-i-g l-n-s-d- ------------------------------------------------ Mayroong isang putbol istadyum sa aming lungsod. 0
There is also a swimming pool with a sauna. Mayro-n ---- swi--i-g--o-l-na -ay s-un-. M______ d___ s_______ p___ n_ m__ s_____ M-y-o-n d-n- s-i-m-n- p-o- n- m-y s-u-a- ---------------------------------------- Mayroon ding swimming pool na may sauna. 0
And there is a golf course. A- ma---o-----a-g----f -o--se. A_ m_______ i____ g___ c______ A- m-y-o-n- i-a-g g-l- c-u-s-. ------------------------------ At mayroong isang golf course. 0
What is on TV? A-- --- p-l-ba- -a-te-eb-sy-n. A__ a__ p______ s_ t__________ A-o a-g p-l-b-s s- t-l-b-s-o-. ------------------------------ Ano ang palabas sa telebisyon. 0
There is a football / soccer (am.) match on now. M-y lar-n- -ut--l ---y--. M__ l_____ p_____ n______ M-y l-r-n- p-t-o- n-a-o-. ------------------------- May larong putbol ngayon. 0
The German team is playing against the English one. An------n-n-n---leman ay-na---l-----ab-n -a---gl-s. A__ k______ n_ A_____ a_ n________ l____ s_ I______ A-g k-p-n-n n- A-e-a- a- n-g-a-a-o l-b-n s- I-g-e-. --------------------------------------------------- Ang koponan ng Aleman ay naglalaro laban sa Ingles. 0
Who is winning? Si-o-a---n-na-a-o? S___ a__ n________ S-n- a-g n-n-n-l-? ------------------ Sino ang nananalo? 0
I have no idea. W-l- -k-n- --ey-. W___ a____ i_____ W-l- a-o-g i-e-a- ----------------- Wala akong ideya. 0
It is currently a tie. Sa -g-yon-a----b-- -ila. S_ n_____ a_ t____ s____ S- n-a-o- a- t-b-a s-l-. ------------------------ Sa ngayon ay tabla sila. 0
The referee is from Belgium. Ang------ha--l--- g----- -a-B-lgium. A__ t_________ a_ g_____ s_ B_______ A-g t-g---a-o- a- g-l-n- s- B-l-i-m- ------------------------------------ Ang taga-hatol ay galing sa Belgium. 0
Now there is a penalty. Nga--n -- may--ena-t-. N_____ a_ m__ p_______ N-a-o- a- m-y p-n-l-y- ---------------------- Ngayon ay may penalty. 0
Goal! One – zero! Go-l! --------r-! G____ i__ – s____ G-a-! i-a – s-r-! ----------------- Goal! isa – sero! 0

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