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en In the swimming pool   »   ca A la piscina

50 [fifty]

In the swimming pool

In the swimming pool

50 [cinquanta]

A la piscina

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It is hot today. Avui f- -a-o-. A___ f_ c_____ A-u- f- c-l-r- -------------- Avui fa calor. 0
Shall we go to the swimming pool? I--i an-m-- -a-pi-ci--? I s_ a___ a l_ p_______ I s- a-e- a l- p-s-i-a- ----------------------- I si anem a la piscina? 0
Do you feel like swimming? T--- -ane--d- ne---? T___ g____ d_ n_____ T-n- g-n-s d- n-d-r- -------------------- Tens ganes de nedar? 0
Do you have a towel? Te---un---ov--lo--? T___ u__ t_________ T-n- u-a t-v-l-o-a- ------------------- Tens una tovallola? 0
Do you have swimming trunks? T--s-u----ny-dor? T___ u_ b________ T-n- u- b-n-a-o-? ----------------- Tens un banyador? 0
Do you have a bathing suit? Tens -- vesti- ---bany? T___ u_ v_____ d_ b____ T-n- u- v-s-i- d- b-n-? ----------------------- Tens un vestit de bany? 0
Can you swim? S-p---e--r? S___ n_____ S-p- n-d-r- ----------- Saps nedar? 0
Can you dive? Sa---fe--subm--inis--? S___ f__ s____________ S-p- f-r s-b-a-i-i-m-? ---------------------- Saps fer submarinisme? 0
Can you jump in the water? S-p--t-rar-t--a l-aig-a? S___ t_______ a l_______ S-p- t-r-r-t- a l-a-g-a- ------------------------ Saps tirar-te a l’aigua? 0
Where is the shower? On é- el--any? O_ é_ e_ b____ O- é- e- b-n-? -------------- On és el bany? 0
Where is the changing room? On--- el-ve--id-r? O_ é_ e_ v________ O- é- e- v-s-i-o-? ------------------ On és el vestidor? 0
Where are the swimming goggles? On-só- -es u------ -- -a--ci-? O_ s__ l__ u______ d_ n_______ O- s-n l-s u-l-r-s d- n-t-c-ó- ------------------------------ On són les ulleres de natació? 0
Is the water deep? Q-e-és gai-e---nda--’-i---? Q__ é_ g____ f____ l_______ Q-e é- g-i-e f-n-a l-a-g-a- --------------------------- Que és gaire fonda l’aigua? 0
Is the water clean? Q-e -s n-t------gu-? Q__ é_ n___ l_______ Q-e é- n-t- l-a-g-a- -------------------- Que és neta l’aigua? 0
Is the water warm? Q-e és c-len-a ----g--? Q__ é_ c______ l_______ Q-e é- c-l-n-a l-a-g-a- ----------------------- Que és calenta l’aigua? 0
I am freezing. Em -el-. E_ g____ E- g-l-. -------- Em gelo. 0
The water is too cold. L---g-a -- massa f-e--. L______ é_ m____ f_____ L-a-g-a é- m-s-a f-e-a- ----------------------- L’aigua és massa freda. 0
I am getting out of the water now. A-- su-t- -e l-----a. A__ s____ d_ l_______ A-a s-r-o d- l-a-g-a- --------------------- Ara surto de l’aigua. 0

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