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79 [seventy-nine]

Adjectives 2

Adjectives 2

79 [sedmdesát devět]

Přídavná jména 2

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I am wearing a blue dress. Má- n- -o-- mo-ré-šat-. M__ n_ s___ m____ š____ M-m n- s-b- m-d-é š-t-. ----------------------- Mám na sobě modré šaty. 0
I am wearing a red dress. Má---- s----če-ven- -at-. M__ n_ s___ č______ š____ M-m n- s-b- č-r-e-é š-t-. ------------------------- Mám na sobě červené šaty. 0
I am wearing a green dress. M-m -a-so-ě --l-----at-. M__ n_ s___ z_____ š____ M-m n- s-b- z-l-n- š-t-. ------------------------ Mám na sobě zelené šaty. 0
I’m buying a black bag. K--pím-če--o- ---ku. K_____ č_____ t_____ K-u-í- č-r-o- t-š-u- -------------------- Koupím černou tašku. 0
I’m buying a brown bag. K-upím---ě--u -ašku. K_____ h_____ t_____ K-u-í- h-ě-o- t-š-u- -------------------- Koupím hnědou tašku. 0
I’m buying a white bag. K-up-m --lou-taš-u. K_____ b____ t_____ K-u-í- b-l-u t-š-u- ------------------- Koupím bílou tašku. 0
I need a new car. Po--eb-j- no-é-au-o. P________ n___ a____ P-t-e-u-i n-v- a-t-. -------------------- Potřebuji nové auto. 0
I need a fast car. Po--eb--i-ry-h-é aut-. P________ r_____ a____ P-t-e-u-i r-c-l- a-t-. ---------------------- Potřebuji rychlé auto. 0
I need a comfortable car. Potřebuji-p-ho-------to. P________ p_______ a____ P-t-e-u-i p-h-d-n- a-t-. ------------------------ Potřebuji pohodlné auto. 0
An old lady lives at the top. Tam-n-ho-- --dlí----aká s------ena. T__ n_____ b____ n_____ s____ ž____ T-m n-h-ř- b-d-í n-j-k- s-a-á ž-n-. ----------------------------------- Tam nahoře bydlí nějaká stará žena. 0
A fat lady lives at the top. Ta------ř- -y--í n--a-- t-ustá-----. T__ n_____ b____ n_____ t_____ ž____ T-m n-h-ř- b-d-í n-j-k- t-u-t- ž-n-. ------------------------------------ Tam nahoře bydlí nějaká tlustá žena. 0
A curious lady lives below. Tam-n--oř--bydl- -ě-a------davá-že--. T__ n_____ b____ n_____ z______ ž____ T-m n-h-ř- b-d-í n-j-k- z-ě-a-á ž-n-. ------------------------------------- Tam nahoře bydlí nějaká zvědavá žena. 0
Our guests were nice people. Naši-h-st---yl- m-lí. N___ h____ b___ m____ N-š- h-s-é b-l- m-l-. --------------------- Naši hosté byli milí. 0
Our guests were polite people. Na-- h-s-é b-l- z-----------é. N___ h____ b___ z_______ l____ N-š- h-s-é b-l- z-v-ř-l- l-d-. ------------------------------ Naši hosté byli zdvořilí lidé. 0
Our guests were interesting people. N-ši-ho--- --li za-íma-í-l--é. N___ h____ b___ z_______ l____ N-š- h-s-é b-l- z-j-m-v- l-d-. ------------------------------ Naši hosté byli zajímaví lidé. 0
I have lovely children. Mám-mi-é dět-. M__ m___ d____ M-m m-l- d-t-. -------------- Mám milé děti. 0
But the neighbours have naughty children. A-e--- sou-e----ají--rz----ti. A__ m_ s______ m___ d___ d____ A-e m- s-u-e-é m-j- d-z- d-t-. ------------------------------ Ale mí sousedé mají drzé děti. 0
Are your children well behaved? J-ou v-š----------né? J___ v___ d___ h_____ J-o- v-š- d-t- h-d-é- --------------------- Jsou vaše děti hodné? 0

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