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50 [fifty]

In the swimming pool

In the swimming pool

50 [fünfzig]

Im Schwimmbad

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It is hot today. H-u-e-is--es he--. H____ i__ e_ h____ H-u-e i-t e- h-i-. ------------------ Heute ist es heiß. 0
Shall we go to the swimming pool? G-h---w----ns-S--wimm---? G____ w__ i__ S__________ G-h-n w-r i-s S-h-i-m-a-? ------------------------- Gehen wir ins Schwimmbad? 0
Do you feel like swimming? Ha---d--Lus-- -c------n-z---ehen? H___ d_ L____ s________ z_ g_____ H-s- d- L-s-, s-h-i-m-n z- g-h-n- --------------------------------- Hast du Lust, schwimmen zu gehen? 0
Do you have a towel? H-st d---i- H-----c-? H___ d_ e__ H________ H-s- d- e-n H-n-t-c-? --------------------- Hast du ein Handtuch? 0
Do you have swimming trunks? H-s- ---eine -----o-e? H___ d_ e___ B________ H-s- d- e-n- B-d-h-s-? ---------------------- Hast du eine Badehose? 0
Do you have a bathing suit? Has- -u-e-nen--a-eanz--? H___ d_ e____ B_________ H-s- d- e-n-n B-d-a-z-g- ------------------------ Hast du einen Badeanzug? 0
Can you swim? Ka-n-t d- s----mme-? K_____ d_ s_________ K-n-s- d- s-h-i-m-n- -------------------- Kannst du schwimmen? 0
Can you dive? K-n-s--d--t--che-? K_____ d_ t_______ K-n-s- d- t-u-h-n- ------------------ Kannst du tauchen? 0
Can you jump in the water? K-n-st-du --s --ss-r--pri----? K_____ d_ i__ W_____ s________ K-n-s- d- i-s W-s-e- s-r-n-e-? ------------------------------ Kannst du ins Wasser springen? 0
Where is the shower? Wo-ist d-e-Du--he? W_ i__ d__ D______ W- i-t d-e D-s-h-? ------------------ Wo ist die Dusche? 0
Where is the changing room? Wo i-t-di--Um-le-d-kab---? W_ i__ d__ U______________ W- i-t d-e U-k-e-d-k-b-n-? -------------------------- Wo ist die Umkleidekabine? 0
Where are the swimming goggles? Wo i-t d----c--immbr-lle? W_ i__ d__ S_____________ W- i-t d-e S-h-i-m-r-l-e- ------------------------- Wo ist die Schwimmbrille? 0
Is the water deep? I-- --- W-s-e- tie-? I__ d__ W_____ t____ I-t d-s W-s-e- t-e-? -------------------- Ist das Wasser tief? 0
Is the water clean? I------ W-s-er-s-ube-? I__ d__ W_____ s______ I-t d-s W-s-e- s-u-e-? ---------------------- Ist das Wasser sauber? 0
Is the water warm? Is- -a--W-sser w---? I__ d__ W_____ w____ I-t d-s W-s-e- w-r-? -------------------- Ist das Wasser warm? 0
I am freezing. I-h -r--r-. I__ f______ I-h f-i-r-. ----------- Ich friere. 0
The water is too cold. D----ass----------k-lt. D__ W_____ i__ z_ k____ D-s W-s-e- i-t z- k-l-. ----------------------- Das Wasser ist zu kalt. 0
I am getting out of the water now. I-----h---etzt --s-de----ss--. I__ g___ j____ a__ d__ W______ I-h g-h- j-t-t a-s d-m W-s-e-. ------------------------------ Ich gehe jetzt aus dem Wasser. 0

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