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In the swimming pool

In the swimming pool

50 [petdeset]

Na kopališču

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It is hot today. D-nes-je ---č-. D____ j_ v_____ D-n-s j- v-o-e- --------------- Danes je vroče. 0
Shall we go to the swimming pool? G-e-o (--ev-)-n- k-p-liš--? G____ (______ n_ k_________ G-e-o (-r-v-) n- k-p-l-š-e- --------------------------- Gremo (greva) na kopališče? 0
Do you feel like swimming? S- ------iti-plavat-? S_ ž____ i__ p_______ S- ž-l-š i-i p-a-a-i- --------------------- Si želiš iti plavati? 0
Do you have a towel? I--š-bri-ačo? I___ b_______ I-a- b-i-a-o- ------------- Imaš brisačo? 0
Do you have swimming trunks? Im-- kop-l-e? I___ k_______ I-a- k-p-l-e- ------------- Imaš kopalke? 0
Do you have a bathing suit? I--š -o---------eko? I___ k______ o______ I-a- k-p-l-o o-l-k-? -------------------- Imaš kopalno obleko? 0
Can you swim? Zna- -l---t-? Z___ p_______ Z-a- p-a-a-i- ------------- Znaš plavati? 0
Can you dive? S----------ap-j--i? S_ z___ p__________ S- z-a- p-t-p-j-t-? ------------------- Se znaš potapljati? 0
Can you jump in the water? Zn-š s--ka-i ---od-? Z___ s______ v v____ Z-a- s-a-a-i v v-d-? -------------------- Znaš skakati v vodo? 0
Where is the shower? Kje--e-pr-a? K__ j_ p____ K-e j- p-h-? ------------ Kje je prha? 0
Where is the changing room? K---je----i-a-z- p-e-b---e--e? K__ j_ k_____ z_ p____________ K-e j- k-b-n- z- p-e-b-a-e-j-? ------------------------------ Kje je kabina za preoblačenje? 0
Where are the swimming goggles? Kje--o pl---l-a oč-l-? K__ s_ p_______ o_____ K-e s- p-a-a-n- o-a-a- ---------------------- Kje so plavalna očala? 0
Is the water deep? J---od---l--ok-? J_ v___ g_______ J- v-d- g-o-o-a- ---------------- Je voda globoka? 0
Is the water clean? J--v-da--i--a? J_ v___ č_____ J- v-d- č-s-a- -------------- Je voda čista? 0
Is the water warm? J- -od--t--l-? J_ v___ t_____ J- v-d- t-p-a- -------------- Je voda topla? 0
I am freezing. Z-be --. Z___ m__ Z-b- m-. -------- Zebe me. 0
The water is too cold. Vo-a-je-pr----la. V___ j_ p________ V-d- j- p-e-r-l-. ----------------- Voda je premrzla. 0
I am getting out of the water now. Jaz g-----d-j -e- -z--od-. J__ g___ z___ v__ i_ v____ J-z g-e- z-a- v-n i- v-d-. -------------------------- Jaz grem zdaj ven iz vode. 0

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