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en In the swimming pool   »   pt Na piscina

50 [fifty]

In the swimming pool

In the swimming pool

50 [cinquenta]

Na piscina

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It is hot today. H--e-e-tá-c--o-. H___ e___ c_____ H-j- e-t- c-l-r- ---------------- Hoje está calor. 0
Shall we go to the swimming pool? V--os à --scina? V____ à p_______ V-m-s à p-s-i-a- ---------------- Vamos à piscina? 0
Do you feel like swimming? E-t-s-com--o-tade ----r à-p-scin-? E____ c__ v______ d_ i_ à p_______ E-t-s c-m v-n-a-e d- i- à p-s-i-a- ---------------------------------- Estás com vontade de ir à piscina? 0
Do you have a towel? Te-s--m- ------? T___ u__ t______ T-n- u-a t-a-h-? ---------------- Tens uma toalha? 0
Do you have swimming trunks? Ten--ca--õ-s d- ba-ho? T___ c______ d_ b_____ T-n- c-l-õ-s d- b-n-o- ---------------------- Tens calções de banho? 0
Do you have a bathing suit? Te-s -----t- d- banh-? T___ u_ f___ d_ b_____ T-n- u- f-t- d- b-n-o- ---------------------- Tens um fato de banho? 0
Can you swim? Consegues-na--r? C________ n_____ C-n-e-u-s n-d-r- ---------------- Consegues nadar? 0
Can you dive? Co----ues m--g----r? C________ m_________ C-n-e-u-s m-r-u-h-r- -------------------- Consegues mergulhar? 0
Can you jump in the water? Con---ues salt-r p--a - á-u-? C________ s_____ p___ a á____ C-n-e-u-s s-l-a- p-r- a á-u-? ----------------------------- Consegues saltar para a água? 0
Where is the shower? Ond--é---e-e-tá-o c-uve---? O___ é q__ e___ o c________ O-d- é q-e e-t- o c-u-e-r-? --------------------------- Onde é que está o chuveiro? 0
Where is the changing room? On-e é qu--e-t-- -s --lneá--o-? O___ é q__ e____ o_ b__________ O-d- é q-e e-t-o o- b-l-e-r-o-? ------------------------------- Onde é que estão os balneários? 0
Where are the swimming goggles? On-- - q-e-est-- os-ócu--s-da na---ã-? O___ é q__ e____ o_ ó_____ d_ n_______ O-d- é q-e e-t-o o- ó-u-o- d- n-t-ç-o- -------------------------------------- Onde é que estão os óculos da natação? 0
Is the water deep? A-á-u- ----nda? A á___ é f_____ A á-u- é f-n-a- --------------- A água é funda? 0
Is the water clean? A-água -st- limpa? A á___ e___ l_____ A á-u- e-t- l-m-a- ------------------ A água está limpa? 0
Is the water warm? A-á-ua ----------e? A á___ e___ q______ A á-u- e-t- q-e-t-? ------------------- A água está quente? 0
I am freezing. E--o- com -r-o. E____ c__ f____ E-t-u c-m f-i-. --------------- Estou com frio. 0
The water is too cold. A-á-u- ---á-f--- d- --i-. A á___ e___ f___ d_ m____ A á-u- e-t- f-i- d- m-i-. ------------------------- A água está fria de mais. 0
I am getting out of the water now. Eu vou -ai--da----a. E_ v__ s___ d_ á____ E- v-u s-i- d- á-u-. -------------------- Eu vou sair da água. 0

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