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Parts of the body

Parts of the body

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Části těla

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I am drawing a man. Nak--slí--mu--. N________ m____ N-k-e-l-m m-ž-. --------------- Nakreslím muže. 0
First the head. Nej-ř--- -l-vu. N_______ h_____ N-j-ř-v- h-a-u- --------------- Nejdříve hlavu. 0
The man is wearing a hat. Te--muž--á-n- --b----obo--. T__ m__ m_ n_ s___ k_______ T-n m-ž m- n- s-b- k-o-o-k- --------------------------- Ten muž má na sobě klobouk. 0
One cannot see the hair. J-ho --as---ejso- -i---. J___ v____ n_____ v_____ J-h- v-a-y n-j-o- v-d-t- ------------------------ Jeho vlasy nejsou vidět. 0
One cannot see the ears either. Ani--eho -š--nejs-- v--ě-. A__ j___ u__ n_____ v_____ A-i j-h- u-i n-j-o- v-d-t- -------------------------- Ani jeho uši nejsou vidět. 0
One cannot see his back either. A----e-o-záda n-jsou-vid--. A__ j___ z___ n_____ v_____ A-i j-h- z-d- n-j-o- v-d-t- --------------------------- Ani jeho záda nejsou vidět. 0
I am drawing the eyes and the mouth. N--r-sl-m mu ----- ú-t-. N________ m_ o__ a ú____ N-k-e-l-m m- o-i a ú-t-. ------------------------ Nakreslím mu oči a ústa. 0
The man is dancing and laughing. T----u- ta--í-a--měj- -e. T__ m__ t____ a s____ s__ T-n m-ž t-n-í a s-ě-e s-. ------------------------- Ten muž tančí a směje se. 0
The man has a long nose. T-n -u---- -l---ý ---. T__ m__ m_ d_____ n___ T-n m-ž m- d-o-h- n-s- ---------------------- Ten muž má dlouhý nos. 0
He is carrying a cane in his hands. V r---u-d-ží-hůl. V r____ d___ h___ V r-k-u d-ž- h-l- ----------------- V rukou drží hůl. 0
He is also wearing a scarf around his neck. Kol--------má -a-----lu. K____ k___ m_ t___ š____ K-l-m k-k- m- t-k- š-l-. ------------------------ Kolem krku má také šálu. 0
It is winter and it is cold. Je-zim- --je-ch-a--o. J_ z___ a j_ c_______ J- z-m- a j- c-l-d-o- --------------------- Je zima a je chladno. 0
The arms are athletic. J-h--p--e -s---s----. J___ p___ j___ s_____ J-h- p-ž- j-o- s-l-é- --------------------- Jeho paže jsou silné. 0
The legs are also athletic. I--eh-----y----- s--né. I j___ n___ j___ s_____ I j-h- n-h- j-o- s-l-é- ----------------------- I jeho nohy jsou silné. 0
The man is made of snow. T---muž ----e s--hu. T__ m__ j_ z_ s_____ T-n m-ž j- z- s-ě-u- -------------------- Ten muž je ze sněhu. 0
He is neither wearing pants nor a coat. Nem- na s-bě -ád----al---- - ž-d-- k--á-. N___ n_ s___ ž____ k______ a ž____ k_____ N-m- n- s-b- ž-d-é k-l-o-y a ž-d-ý k-b-t- ----------------------------------------- Nemá na sobě žádné kalhoty a žádný kabát. 0
But the man is not freezing. Al--------e. A__ n_______ A-e n-m-z-e- ------------ Ale nemrzne. 0
He is a snowman. Je -o-s-ěhulák. J_ t_ s________ J- t- s-ě-u-á-. --------------- Je to sněhulák. 0

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