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In the swimming pool

In the swimming pool

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Yüzme havuzunda

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It is hot today. B-g----ha--)----a-. B____ (_____ s_____ B-g-n (-a-a- s-c-k- ------------------- Bugün (hava) sıcak. 0
Shall we go to the swimming pool? Yüzme -----u-a gi--lim-m-? Y____ h_______ g______ m__ Y-z-e h-v-z-n- g-d-l-m m-? -------------------------- Yüzme havuzuna gidelim mi? 0
Do you feel like swimming? Yüz-ey----tmek -s-er -----? Y______ g_____ i____ m_____ Y-z-e-e g-t-e- i-t-r m-s-n- --------------------------- Yüzmeye gitmek ister misin? 0
Do you have a towel? Ha-lun-v-r m-? H_____ v__ m__ H-v-u- v-r m-? -------------- Havlun var mı? 0
Do you have swimming trunks? M---n v-r mı--(--kek-may-s-) M____ v__ m__ (_____ m______ M-y-n v-r m-? (-r-e- m-y-s-) ---------------------------- Mayon var mı? (erkek mayosu) 0
Do you have a bathing suit? Mayon-------- -kad-n --yo--) M____ v__ m__ (_____ m______ M-y-n v-r m-? (-a-ı- m-y-s-) ---------------------------- Mayon var mı? (kadın mayosu) 0
Can you swim? Yü--e b---y---mus-n? Y____ b______ m_____ Y-z-e b-l-y-r m-s-n- -------------------- Yüzme biliyor musun? 0
Can you dive? D---b---y-r--us--? D__________ m_____ D-l-b-l-y-r m-s-n- ------------------ Dalabiliyor musun? 0
Can you jump in the water? S-ya---la---il-y-- m--un? S___ a____________ m_____ S-y- a-l-y-b-l-y-r m-s-n- ------------------------- Suya atlayabiliyor musun? 0
Where is the shower? Du- -er---? D__ n______ D-ş n-r-d-? ----------- Duş nerede? 0
Where is the changing room? S---n-a--ab--i-n-----? S______ k_____ n______ S-y-n-a k-b-n- n-r-d-? ---------------------- Soyunma kabini nerede? 0
Where are the swimming goggles? De--z --z-ü-- -e-ede? D____ g______ n______ D-n-z g-z-ü-ü n-r-d-? --------------------- Deniz gözlüğü nerede? 0
Is the water deep? Su--eri---i? S_ d____ m__ S- d-r-n m-? ------------ Su derin mi? 0
Is the water clean? S- -e-i----? S_ t____ m__ S- t-m-z m-? ------------ Su temiz mi? 0
Is the water warm? Su -ıcak -ı? S_ s____ m__ S- s-c-k m-? ------------ Su sıcak mı? 0
I am freezing. Üş--o---. Ü________ Ü-ü-o-u-. --------- Üşüyorum. 0
The water is too cold. S--so--k. S_ s_____ S- s-ğ-k- --------- Su soğuk. 0
I am getting out of the water now. Artık s-dan---k--orum. A____ s____ ç_________ A-t-k s-d-n ç-k-y-r-m- ---------------------- Artık sudan çıkıyorum. 0

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