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50 [fifty]

In the swimming pool

In the swimming pool

50 [piecdesmit]

Peldbaseinā

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It is hot today. Š---e- ir-k-r---. Š_____ i_ k______ Š-d-e- i- k-r-t-. ----------------- Šodien ir karsts. 0
Shall we go to the swimming pool? Va- m-s--esi- uz-----b--ei-u? V__ m__ i____ u_ p___________ V-i m-s i-s-m u- p-l-b-s-i-u- ----------------------------- Vai mēs iesim uz peldbaseinu? 0
Do you feel like swimming? Vai-t-- ir---lēš-n-- i-- pe-dē-? V__ t__ i_ v________ i__ p______ V-i t-v i- v-l-š-n-s i-t p-l-ē-? -------------------------------- Vai tev ir vēlēšanās iet peldēt? 0
Do you have a towel? Va- -ev--- --ie-is? V__ t__ i_ d_______ V-i t-v i- d-i-l-s- ------------------- Vai tev ir dvielis? 0
Do you have swimming trunks? V-- t---ir -e-dbi---s? V__ t__ i_ p__________ V-i t-v i- p-l-b-k-e-? ---------------------- Vai tev ir peldbikses? 0
Do you have a bathing suit? Va- te-------l---st-m-? V__ t__ i_ p___________ V-i t-v i- p-l-k-s-ī-s- ----------------------- Vai tev ir peldkostīms? 0
Can you swim? V-i tu -r--i ---d-t? V__ t_ p____ p______ V-i t- p-o-i p-l-ē-? -------------------- Vai tu proti peldēt? 0
Can you dive? Va- tu-pr--i-----? V__ t_ p____ n____ V-i t- p-o-i n-r-? ------------------ Vai tu proti nirt? 0
Can you jump in the water? V-- -- p--ti l--t ūde-ī? V__ t_ p____ l___ ū_____ V-i t- p-o-i l-k- ū-e-ī- ------------------------ Vai tu proti lēkt ūdenī? 0
Where is the shower? Ku---r-duš-? K__ i_ d____ K-r i- d-š-? ------------ Kur ir duša? 0
Where is the changing room? K-r--r p--ģē--š-n-----b--e? K__ i_ p___________ k______ K-r i- p-r-ē-b-a-ā- k-b-n-? --------------------------- Kur ir pārģērbšanās kabīne? 0
Where are the swimming goggles? K-r-ir-pel--ri---s? K__ i_ p___________ K-r i- p-l-b-i-l-s- ------------------- Kur ir peldbrilles? 0
Is the water deep? V-i ----- ----z--š? V__ ū____ i_ d_____ V-i ū-e-s i- d-i-š- ------------------- Vai ūdens ir dziļš? 0
Is the water clean? V-i-ū-e-s-ir-t--s? V__ ū____ i_ t____ V-i ū-e-s i- t-r-? ------------------ Vai ūdens ir tīrs? 0
Is the water warm? V-- -dens--r -i--s? V__ ū____ i_ s_____ V-i ū-e-s i- s-l-s- ------------------- Vai ūdens ir silts? 0
I am freezing. M-n-sal--. M__ s_____ M-n s-l-t- ---------- Man salst. 0
The water is too cold. Ūde---ir---r-k a----s. Ū____ i_ p____ a______ Ū-e-s i- p-r-k a-k-t-. ---------------------- Ūdens ir pārāk auksts. 0
I am getting out of the water now. E--ta-----j- ā-- -- ūd-ns. E_ t____ e__ ā__ n_ ū_____ E- t-g-d e-u ā-ā n- ū-e-s- -------------------------- Es tagad eju ārā no ūdens. 0

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