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Parts of the body

Parts of the body

58 [cincizeci şi opt]

Părţile corpului omenesc

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I am drawing a man. Des---- u---m. D______ u_ o__ D-s-n-z u- o-. -------------- Desenez un om. 0
First the head. Ma----t-- c----. M__ î____ c_____ M-i î-t-i c-p-l- ---------------- Mai întâi capul. 0
The man is wearing a hat. Omul po-r---o p-l--i-. O___ p_____ o p_______ O-u- p-a-t- o p-l-r-e- ---------------------- Omul poartă o pălărie. 0
One cannot see the hair. Părul -u--e ved-. P____ n_ s_ v____ P-r-l n- s- v-d-. ----------------- Părul nu se vede. 0
One cannot see the ears either. Ş- nici------ile n- s- văd. Ş_ n___ u_______ n_ s_ v___ Ş- n-c- u-e-h-l- n- s- v-d- --------------------------- Şi nici urechile nu se văd. 0
One cannot see his back either. N--i -----l- -- se----e. N___ s______ n_ s_ v____ N-c- s-a-e-e n- s- v-d-. ------------------------ Nici spatele nu se vede. 0
I am drawing the eyes and the mouth. Des---- -c--i şi-g---. D______ o____ ş_ g____ D-s-n-z o-h-i ş- g-r-. ---------------------- Desenez ochii şi gura. 0
The man is dancing and laughing. Omul----s-a-ă----râ-e. O___ d_______ ş_ r____ O-u- d-n-e-z- ş- r-d-. ---------------------- Omul dansează şi râde. 0
The man has a long nose. Omul a-e u----s-----. O___ a__ u_ n__ l____ O-u- a-e u- n-s l-n-. --------------------- Omul are un nas lung. 0
He is carrying a cane in his hands. Ţ--e-u-----t----n -â---. Ţ___ u_ b_____ î_ m_____ Ţ-n- u- b-s-o- î- m-i-i- ------------------------ Ţine un baston în mâini. 0
He is also wearing a scarf around his neck. Poa--ă-ş---n-fu----în--urul-gât--ui. P_____ ş_ u_ f____ î_ j____ g_______ P-a-t- ş- u- f-l-r î- j-r-l g-t-l-i- ------------------------------------ Poartă şi un fular în jurul gâtului. 0
It is winter and it is cold. Es-e ---nă -i --te--r-g. E___ i____ ş_ e___ f____ E-t- i-r-ă ş- e-t- f-i-. ------------------------ Este iarnă şi este frig. 0
The arms are athletic. B--ţ--e --n- -u--r--c-. B______ s___ p_________ B-a-e-e s-n- p-t-r-i-e- ----------------------- Braţele sunt puternice. 0
The legs are also athletic. Ş- p-ci-a---e---n---ut-r----. Ş_ p_________ s___ p_________ Ş- p-c-o-r-l- s-n- p-t-r-i-e- ----------------------------- Şi picioarele sunt puternice. 0
The man is made of snow. Om-l -s-- -i-------ă. O___ e___ d__ z______ O-u- e-t- d-n z-p-d-. --------------------- Omul este din zăpadă. 0
He is neither wearing pants nor a coat. Nu p----- pan-al-ni-şi pa----. N_ p_____ p________ ş_ p______ N- p-a-t- p-n-a-o-i ş- p-l-o-. ------------------------------ Nu poartă pantaloni şi palton. 0
But the man is not freezing. Da---m-l-i-n-----s-e----g. D__ o_____ n___ e___ f____ D-r o-u-u- n--- e-t- f-i-. -------------------------- Dar omului nu-i este frig. 0
He is a snowman. Es-e-un--m -e--ă-a-ă. E___ u_ o_ d_ z______ E-t- u- o- d- z-p-d-. --------------------- Este un om de zăpadă. 0

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