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50 [fifty]

In the swimming pool

In the swimming pool

50 [vyftig]

By die swembad

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It is hot today. D---i- -----va----. D__ i_ w___ v______ D-t i- w-r- v-n-a-. ------------------- Dit is warm vandag. 0
Shall we go to the swimming pool? Gaa--on- s-e--a- toe? G___ o__ s______ t___ G-a- o-s s-e-b-d t-e- --------------------- Gaan ons swembad toe? 0
Do you feel like swimming? He--jy-lu- ------------we-? H__ j_ l__ o_ t_ g___ s____ H-t j- l-s o- t- g-a- s-e-? --------------------------- Het jy lus om te gaan swem? 0
Do you have a towel? H-t -y--- ha-ddo--? H__ j_ ’_ h________ H-t j- ’- h-n-d-e-? ------------------- Het jy ’n handdoek? 0
Do you have swimming trunks? He---- ’- s---b-o-k? H__ j_ ’_ s_________ H-t j- ’- s-e-b-o-k- -------------------- Het jy ’n swembroek? 0
Do you have a bathing suit? H-t j---- ba--ko----m? H__ j_ ’_ b___________ H-t j- ’- b-a-k-s-u-m- ---------------------- Het jy ’n baaikostuum? 0
Can you swim? K-n j- ---m? K__ j_ s____ K-n j- s-e-? ------------ Kan jy swem? 0
Can you dive? K-- jy du--? K__ j_ d____ K-n j- d-i-? ------------ Kan jy duik? 0
Can you jump in the water? K-n--y-in-d-- w-ter s-rin-? K__ j_ i_ d__ w____ s______ K-n j- i- d-e w-t-r s-r-n-? --------------------------- Kan jy in die water spring? 0
Where is the shower? Waa- is d-- stor-? W___ i_ d__ s_____ W-a- i- d-e s-o-t- ------------------ Waar is die stort? 0
Where is the changing room? W-ar -s-die---eedk-m---? W___ i_ d__ k___________ W-a- i- d-e k-e-d-a-e-s- ------------------------ Waar is die kleedkamers? 0
Where are the swimming goggles? W-ar--s --e --e-br--? W___ i_ d__ s________ W-a- i- d-e s-e-b-i-? --------------------- Waar is die swembril? 0
Is the water deep? Is die--ate- -iep? I_ d__ w____ d____ I- d-e w-t-r d-e-? ------------------ Is die water diep? 0
Is the water clean? Is die w--e--s-o-n? I_ d__ w____ s_____ I- d-e w-t-r s-o-n- ------------------- Is die water skoon? 0
Is the water warm? I--d-e -at-r wa-m? I_ d__ w____ w____ I- d-e w-t-r w-r-? ------------------ Is die water warm? 0
I am freezing. Ek kry k-u-. E_ k__ k____ E- k-y k-u-. ------------ Ek kry koud. 0
The water is too cold. Di- wa--r-i--te-kou-. D__ w____ i_ t_ k____ D-e w-t-r i- t- k-u-. --------------------- Die water is te koud. 0
I am getting out of the water now. Ek---i- no- ui--di----t-r. E_ k___ n__ u__ d__ w_____ E- k-i- n-u u-t d-e w-t-r- -------------------------- Ek klim nou uit die water. 0

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