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Do you exercise? B-n có-tập th- -ha--kh--g? B__ c_ t__ t__ t___ k_____ B-n c- t-p t-ể t-a- k-ô-g- -------------------------- Bạn có tập thể thao không? 0
Yes, I need some exercise. C-,-tô- ----p-ải -ậ- -ộ-g. C__ t__ c__ p___ v__ đ____ C-, t-i c-n p-ả- v-n đ-n-. -------------------------- Có, tôi cần phải vận động. 0
I am a member of a sports club. T-----t-on- m-t-----lạ--bộ -hể-th--. T__ ở t____ m__ c__ l__ b_ t__ t____ T-i ở t-o-g m-t c-u l-c b- t-ể t-a-. ------------------------------------ Tôi ở trong một câu lạc bộ thể thao. 0
We play football / soccer (am.). C-úng-t-- c--i--á----g. C____ t__ c___ đ_ b____ C-ú-g t-i c-ơ- đ- b-n-. ----------------------- Chúng tôi chơi đá bóng. 0
We swim sometimes. T-ỉn--tho-n- ch--- t-i -i --i. T____ t_____ c____ t__ đ_ b___ T-ỉ-h t-o-n- c-ú-g t-i đ- b-i- ------------------------------ Thỉnh thoảng chúng tôi đi bơi. 0
Or we cycle. Ha--l--đ---x- d--. H__ l_ đ__ x_ d___ H-y l- đ-p x- d-p- ------------------ Hay là đạp xe dạp. 0
There is a football / soccer (am.) stadium in our city. Ở -r-n- t---- --ố-củ- --úng--ô---ó-s-- vận ---g. Ở t____ t____ p__ c__ c____ t__ c_ s__ v__ đ____ Ở t-o-g t-à-h p-ố c-a c-ú-g t-i c- s-n v-n đ-n-. ------------------------------------------------ Ở trong thành phố của chúng tôi có sân vận động. 0
There is also a swimming pool with a sauna. C--g có bể-bơ- -ùn- --i p--n--tắm ---. C___ c_ b_ b__ c___ v__ p____ t__ h___ C-n- c- b- b-i c-n- v-i p-ò-g t-m h-i- -------------------------------------- Cũng có bể bơi cùng với phòng tắm hơi. 0
And there is a golf course. Và có -ột-sâ- --nh g--. V_ c_ m__ s__ đ___ g___ V- c- m-t s-n đ-n- g-n- ----------------------- Và có một sân đánh gôn. 0
What is on TV? Ở-tr-n v- tuyến----g-? Ở t___ v_ t____ c_ g__ Ở t-ê- v- t-y-n c- g-? ---------------------- Ở trên vô tuyến có gì? 0
There is a football / soccer (am.) match on now. H--n---- -- một--u-c--hi---u -ó---đ-. H___ g__ c_ m__ c___ t__ đ__ b___ đ__ H-ệ- g-ờ c- m-t c-ộ- t-i đ-u b-n- đ-. ------------------------------------- Hiện giờ có một cuộc thi đấu bóng đá. 0
The German team is playing against the English one. Đội -ứ--đá -ới-đ-- ---. Đ__ Đ__ đ_ v__ đ__ A___ Đ-i Đ-c đ- v-i đ-i A-h- ----------------------- Đội Đức đá với đội Anh. 0
Who is winning? Ai-th-ng? A_ t_____ A- t-ắ-g- --------- Ai thắng? 0
I have no idea. T-------g -iết. T__ k____ b____ T-i k-ô-g b-ế-. --------------- Tôi không biết. 0
It is currently a tie. Hi-- ----hò-. H___ g__ h___ H-ệ- g-ờ h-a- ------------- Hiện giờ hòa. 0
The referee is from Belgium. Trọ-- ----đế- -ừ --. T____ t__ đ__ t_ B__ T-ọ-g t-i đ-n t- B-. -------------------- Trọng tài đến từ Bỉ. 0
Now there is a penalty. B-y g-- ----ộ--cú -á ---- đ--. B__ g__ c_ m__ c_ đ_ p___ đ___ B-y g-ờ c- m-t c- đ- p-ạ- đ-n- ------------------------------ Bây giờ có một cú đá phạt đền. 0
Goal! One – zero! Và-- -ột-kh---! V___ M__ k_____ V-o- M-t k-ô-g- --------------- Vào! Một không! 0

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