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en In the swimming pool   »   es En la piscina

50 [fifty]

In the swimming pool

In the swimming pool

50 [cincuenta]

En la piscina

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It is hot today. Ha---calo---o-. H___ c____ h___ H-c- c-l-r h-y- --------------- Hace calor hoy.
Shall we go to the swimming pool? ¿------a------sc---? ¿_____ a l_ p_______ ¿-a-o- a l- p-s-i-a- -------------------- ¿Vamos a la piscina?
Do you feel like swimming? ¿T-e-es gan---de-i--- -ad--? ¿______ g____ d_ i_ a n_____ ¿-i-n-s g-n-s d- i- a n-d-r- ---------------------------- ¿Tienes ganas de ir a nadar?
Do you have a towel? ¿T-e-es u----o-lla? ¿______ u__ t______ ¿-i-n-s u-a t-a-l-? ------------------- ¿Tienes una toalla?
Do you have swimming trunks? ¿---nes -n--añ----? ¿______ u_ b_______ ¿-i-n-s u- b-ñ-d-r- ------------------- ¿Tienes un bañador?
Do you have a bathing suit? ¿-ien-s un--r--e--- ----? ¿______ u_ t____ d_ b____ ¿-i-n-s u- t-a-e d- b-ñ-? ------------------------- ¿Tienes un traje de baño?
Can you swim? ¿--ú) --be- -ad-r? ¿____ s____ n_____ ¿-T-) s-b-s n-d-r- ------------------ ¿(Tú) sabes nadar?
Can you dive? ¿-Tú)-s---- bu-ear? ¿____ s____ b______ ¿-T-) s-b-s b-c-a-? ------------------- ¿(Tú) sabes bucear?
Can you jump in the water? ¿(T-)-s-b-s---nzart---l -g--? ¿____ s____ l_______ a_ a____ ¿-T-) s-b-s l-n-a-t- a- a-u-? ----------------------------- ¿(Tú) sabes lanzarte al agua?
Where is the shower? ¿--nd--e-t- la-d--ha? ¿_____ e___ l_ d_____ ¿-ó-d- e-t- l- d-c-a- --------------------- ¿Dónde está la ducha?
Where is the changing room? ¿---de está -l -est--r--? ¿_____ e___ e_ v_________ ¿-ó-d- e-t- e- v-s-u-r-o- ------------------------- ¿Dónde está el vestuario?
Where are the swimming goggles? ¿Dón-e e---- la- -a--s /--o- --n-e- --m----e na-a-ión? ¿_____ e____ l__ g____ / l__ l_____ (____ d_ n________ ¿-ó-d- e-t-n l-s g-f-s / l-s l-n-e- (-m-) d- n-t-c-ó-? ------------------------------------------------------ ¿Dónde están las gafas / los lentes (am.) de natación?
Is the water deep? ¿Es e---g-a p--fun-a? ¿__ e_ a___ p________ ¿-s e- a-u- p-o-u-d-? --------------------- ¿Es el agua profunda?
Is the water clean? ¿-s---l--pi- el ag--? ¿____ l_____ e_ a____ ¿-s-á l-m-i- e- a-u-? --------------------- ¿Está limpia el agua?
Is the water warm? ¿-stá -a-iente-el ag-a? ¿____ c_______ e_ a____ ¿-s-á c-l-e-t- e- a-u-? ----------------------- ¿Está caliente el agua?
I am freezing. M----toy con--la--o. M_ e____ c__________ M- e-t-y c-n-e-a-d-. -------------------- Me estoy congelando.
The water is too cold. E---gu---s----ema-i-do f-ía. E_ a___ e___ d________ f____ E- a-u- e-t- d-m-s-a-o f-í-. ---------------------------- El agua está demasiado fría.
I am getting out of the water now. S-l-o de- a-u- -ho-a. S____ d__ a___ a_____ S-l-o d-l a-u- a-o-a- --------------------- Salgo del agua ahora.

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