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79 [seventy-nine]

Adjectives 2

Adjectives 2

79 [seitsekümmend üheksa]

Omadussõnad 2

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I am wearing a blue dress. Mul--n----i---kle-----l-as. M__ o_ s_____ k____ s______ M-l o- s-n-n- k-e-t s-l-a-. --------------------------- Mul on sinine kleit seljas. 0
I am wearing a red dress. Mul----p-n--- k-eit-se---s. M__ o_ p_____ k____ s______ M-l o- p-n-n- k-e-t s-l-a-. --------------------------- Mul on punane kleit seljas. 0
I am wearing a green dress. Mul -n---h--in- k-e-t --lj-s. M__ o_ r_______ k____ s______ M-l o- r-h-l-n- k-e-t s-l-a-. ----------------------------- Mul on roheline kleit seljas. 0
I’m buying a black bag. Ma-o-ta- ---t- -ot-. M_ o____ m____ k____ M- o-t-n m-s-a k-t-. -------------------- Ma ostan musta koti. 0
I’m buying a brown bag. Ma o-t-n--r--ni-k--i. M_ o____ p_____ k____ M- o-t-n p-u-n- k-t-. --------------------- Ma ostan pruuni koti. 0
I’m buying a white bag. Ma -stan val-e-ko--. M_ o____ v____ k____ M- o-t-n v-l-e k-t-. -------------------- Ma ostan valge koti. 0
I need a new car. M-------aja-u---au-o-. M__ o_ v___ u__ a_____ M-l o- v-j- u-t a-t-t- ---------------------- Mul on vaja uut autot. 0
I need a fast car. Mu------a-a-k--re---utot. M__ o_ v___ k_____ a_____ M-l o- v-j- k-i-e- a-t-t- ------------------------- Mul on vaja kiiret autot. 0
I need a comfortable car. M-- -n-vaja---g-va---u-o-. M__ o_ v___ m______ a_____ M-l o- v-j- m-g-v-t a-t-t- -------------------------- Mul on vaja mugavat autot. 0
An old lady lives at the top. S----ü-eva--elab v--a-naine. S___ ü_____ e___ v___ n_____ S-a- ü-e-a- e-a- v-n- n-i-e- ---------------------------- Seal üleval elab vana naine. 0
A fat lady lives at the top. S----üle-a--elab--a-s n-in-. S___ ü_____ e___ p___ n_____ S-a- ü-e-a- e-a- p-k- n-i-e- ---------------------------- Seal üleval elab paks naine. 0
A curious lady lives below. S-a- --- elab---di-h--u-ik na-n-. S___ a__ e___ u___________ n_____ S-a- a-l e-a- u-d-s-i-u-i- n-i-e- --------------------------------- Seal all elab uudishimulik naine. 0
Our guests were nice people. Me-e--ü-a-i--d -l-d---r--ad--n--es--. M___ k________ o___ t______ i________ M-i- k-l-l-s-d o-i- t-r-d-d i-i-e-e-. ------------------------------------- Meie külalised olid toredad inimesed. 0
Our guests were polite people. M-ie --l--ised oli--vi-sa-a- --i--s-d. M___ k________ o___ v_______ i________ M-i- k-l-l-s-d o-i- v-i-a-a- i-i-e-e-. -------------------------------------- Meie külalised olid viisakad inimesed. 0
Our guests were interesting people. Meie kü-----e- ol-d-h-v-ta--d-i-i-es--. M___ k________ o___ h________ i________ M-i- k-l-l-s-d o-i- h-v-t-v-d i-i-e-e-. --------------------------------------- Meie külalised olid huvitavad inimesed. 0
I have lovely children. M-l on---ms-- --p-ed. M__ o_ a_____ l______ M-l o- a-m-a- l-p-e-. --------------------- Mul on armsad lapsed. 0
But the neighbours have naughty children. Aga-n-ab------o- ula--d --ps--. A__ n________ o_ u_____ l______ A-a n-a-r-t-l o- u-a-a- l-p-e-. ------------------------------- Aga naabritel on ulakad lapsed. 0
Are your children well behaved? K---t-i--l----d----head? K__ t___ l_____ o_ h____ K-s t-i- l-p-e- o- h-a-? ------------------------ Kas teie lapsed on head? 0

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