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Parts of the body

Parts of the body

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Deli telesa

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I am drawing a man. R-šem-m--a. R____ m____ R-š-m m-ž-. ----------- Rišem moža. 0
First the head. Naj-r-j -l---. N______ g_____ N-j-r-j g-a-o- -------------- Najprej glavo. 0
The man is wearing a hat. Mo- n-s---lob--. M__ n___ k______ M-ž n-s- k-o-u-. ---------------- Mož nosi klobuk. 0
One cannot see the hair. L---s- ne----i. L__ s_ n_ v____ L-s s- n- v-d-. --------------- Las se ne vidi. 0
One cannot see the ears either. Tudi -šes -- -e v--i. T___ u___ s_ n_ v____ T-d- u-e- s- n- v-d-. --------------------- Tudi ušes se ne vidi. 0
One cannot see his back either. Hrbt-----i ni -i-e-i. H____ t___ n_ v______ H-b-a t-d- n- v-d-t-. --------------------- Hrbta tudi ni videti. 0
I am drawing the eyes and the mouth. R------č- in-u-ta. R____ o__ i_ u____ R-š-m o-i i- u-t-. ------------------ Rišem oči in usta. 0
The man is dancing and laughing. M----leš---- s- ----e. M__ p____ i_ s_ s_____ M-ž p-e-e i- s- s-e-e- ---------------------- Mož pleše in se smeje. 0
The man has a long nose. Mož--ma-dol-----. M__ i__ d___ n___ M-ž i-a d-l- n-s- ----------------- Mož ima dolg nos. 0
He is carrying a cane in his hands. V-ro--h-d----p-l-c-. V r____ d___ p______ V r-k-h d-ž- p-l-c-. -------------------- V rokah drži palico. 0
He is also wearing a scarf around his neck. O-o-- v-at- -m--ovit-šal. O____ v____ i__ o___ š___ O-o-i v-a-a i-a o-i- š-l- ------------------------- Okoli vrata ima ovit šal. 0
It is winter and it is cold. Zim- j- in -e-mr-lo. Z___ j_ i_ j_ m_____ Z-m- j- i- j- m-z-o- -------------------- Zima je in je mrzlo. 0
The arms are athletic. Ro---so----ne. R___ s_ m_____ R-k- s- m-č-e- -------------- Roke so močne. 0
The legs are also athletic. Tud--n-g--------ne. T___ n___ s_ m_____ T-d- n-g- s- m-č-e- ------------------- Tudi noge so močne. 0
The man is made of snow. M-ž--e--z --ega. M__ j_ i_ s_____ M-ž j- i- s-e-a- ---------------- Mož je iz snega. 0
He is neither wearing pants nor a coat. N- n-s---e--la-- ne-p-a---. N_ n___ n_ h____ n_ p______ N- n-s- n- h-a-, n- p-a-č-. --------------------------- Ne nosi ne hlač, ne plašča. 0
But the man is not freezing. V-n-a- --ga----a n---ebe. V_____ t___ m___ n_ z____ V-n-a- t-g- m-ž- n- z-b-. ------------------------- Vendar tega moža ne zebe. 0
He is a snowman. On -e--ne-e-- mo-. O_ j_ s______ m___ O- j- s-e-e-i m-ž- ------------------ On je sneženi mož. 0

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