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In the swimming pool

In the swimming pool

50 [padesát]

V bazénu

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It is hot today. D-es -e --rk-. D___ j_ h_____ D-e- j- h-r-o- -------------- Dnes je horko. 0
Shall we go to the swimming pool? Jdem---- p---árn-? J____ n_ p________ J-e-e n- p-o-á-n-? ------------------ Jdeme na plovárnu? 0
Do you feel like swimming? Ch-e-s- -i -ít--la-at? C___ s_ t_ j__ p______ C-c- s- t- j-t p-a-a-? ---------------------- Chce se ti jít plavat? 0
Do you have a towel? Máš------k? M__ r______ M-š r-č-í-? ----------- Máš ručník? 0
Do you have swimming trunks? M-- plavky? M__ p______ M-š p-a-k-? ----------- Máš plavky? 0
Do you have a bathing suit? Máš-p-avky? M__ p______ M-š p-a-k-? ----------- Máš plavky? 0
Can you swim? Um-š pla--t? U___ p______ U-í- p-a-a-? ------------ Umíš plavat? 0
Can you dive? U-í- ---p-----t? U___ s_ p_______ U-í- s- p-t-p-t- ---------------- Umíš se potápět? 0
Can you jump in the water? U--- s-áka- do--od-? U___ s_____ d_ v____ U-í- s-á-a- d- v-d-? -------------------- Umíš skákat do vody? 0
Where is the shower? K-e -----r-h-? K__ j_ s______ K-e j- s-r-h-? -------------- Kde je sprcha? 0
Where is the changing room? Kd---- ---in- -a-p-e--é--ní? K__ j_ k_____ n_ p__________ K-e j- k-b-n- n- p-e-l-k-n-? ---------------------------- Kde je kabina na převlékání? 0
Where are the swimming goggles? K-e j--u--la-ecké-b-ýle? K__ j___ p_______ b_____ K-e j-o- p-a-e-k- b-ý-e- ------------------------ Kde jsou plavecké brýle? 0
Is the water deep? Je-t---oda hl---ká? J_ t_ v___ h_______ J- t- v-d- h-u-o-á- ------------------- Je ta voda hluboká? 0
Is the water clean? Je t---o-a-č-s--? J_ t_ v___ č_____ J- t- v-d- č-s-á- ----------------- Je ta voda čistá? 0
Is the water warm? Je t- v--a t----? J_ t_ v___ t_____ J- t- v-d- t-p-á- ----------------- Je ta voda teplá? 0
I am freezing. Mrz-u. M_____ M-z-u- ------ Mrznu. 0
The water is too cold. T- v--- -- př-liš-stud-n-. T_ v___ j_ p_____ s_______ T- v-d- j- p-í-i- s-u-e-á- -------------------------- Ta voda je příliš studená. 0
I am getting out of the water now. T-- --u z--od-. T__ j__ z v____ T-ď j-u z v-d-. --------------- Teď jdu z vody. 0

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