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In the swimming pool

In the swimming pool

50 [viiskümmend]

Ujulas

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It is hot today. T-n--o--ku-m. T___ o_ k____ T-n- o- k-u-. ------------- Täna on kuum. 0
Shall we go to the swimming pool? L-h-------a-s-? L____ u________ L-h-e u-u-a-s-? --------------- Lähme ujulasse? 0
Do you feel like swimming? Ol-ks s---tu-- --uma----na? O____ s__ t___ u____ m_____ O-e-s s-l t-j- u-u-a m-n-a- --------------------------- Oleks sul tuju ujuma minna? 0
Do you have a towel? Kas-s-l on---tik? K__ s__ o_ r_____ K-s s-l o- r-t-k- ----------------- Kas sul on rätik? 0
Do you have swimming trunks? Kas --l on--j-m--pü-sid? K__ s__ o_ u____________ K-s s-l o- u-u-i-p-k-i-? ------------------------ Kas sul on ujumispüksid? 0
Do you have a bathing suit? K-s-sul-on ----o-? K__ s__ o_ t______ K-s s-l o- t-i-o-? ------------------ Kas sul on trikoo? 0
Can you swim? Oskad--- -j--a? O____ s_ u_____ O-k-d s- u-u-a- --------------- Oskad sa ujuda? 0
Can you dive? Oska- sa sukeldud-? O____ s_ s_________ O-k-d s- s-k-l-u-a- ------------------- Oskad sa sukelduda? 0
Can you jump in the water? Os--d ----et-e--ü-a--? O____ s_ v____ h______ O-k-d s- v-t-e h-p-t-? ---------------------- Oskad sa vette hüpata? 0
Where is the shower? Ku--o- --š-? K__ o_ d____ K-s o- d-š-? ------------ Kus on dušš? 0
Where is the changing room? Kus on --i-t--k--iin? K__ o_ r_____________ K-s o- r-i-t-s-a-i-n- --------------------- Kus on riietuskabiin? 0
Where are the swimming goggles? K-s--n-u---is-r--li-? K__ o_ u_____________ K-s o- u-u-i-p-i-l-d- --------------------- Kus on ujumisprillid? 0
Is the water deep? K-s-v-s- -- sü-av? K__ v___ o_ s_____ K-s v-s- o- s-g-v- ------------------ Kas vesi on sügav? 0
Is the water clean? K-s-v-si o- pu---? K__ v___ o_ p_____ K-s v-s- o- p-h-s- ------------------ Kas vesi on puhas? 0
Is the water warm? K----esi -- --e? K__ v___ o_ s___ K-s v-s- o- s-e- ---------------- Kas vesi on soe? 0
I am freezing. Mul-on-kü--. M__ o_ k____ M-l o- k-l-. ------------ Mul on külm. 0
The water is too cold. V-si -n-l--ga--ül-. V___ o_ l____ k____ V-s- o- l-i-a k-l-. ------------------- Vesi on liiga külm. 0
I am getting out of the water now. M- läh-n----d ---st -älja. M_ l____ n___ v____ v_____ M- l-h-n n-ü- v-e-t v-l-a- -------------------------- Ma lähen nüüd veest välja. 0

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