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Vacation activities

Vacation activities

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Aktivitas saat liburan

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Is the beach clean? A-ak-- -ant-i-ya--e--i-? A----- p-------- b------ A-a-a- p-n-a-n-a b-r-i-? ------------------------ Apakah pantainya bersih? 0
Can one swim there? Ap-k-- -i ---- di--rbol--k-n bere-an-? A----- d- s--- d------------ b-------- A-a-a- d- s-n- d-p-r-o-e-k-n b-r-n-n-? -------------------------------------- Apakah di sana diperbolehkan berenang? 0
Isn’t it dangerous to swim there? Apaka---i--- b-r------ b-r-na---d- s--a? A----- t---- b-------- b------- d- s---- A-a-a- t-d-k b-r-a-a-a b-r-n-n- d- s-n-? ---------------------------------------- Apakah tidak berbahaya berenang di sana? 0
Can one rent a sun umbrella / parasol here? A--ka---- -in--bis--m--in-a---ay--g? A----- d- s--- b--- m------- p------ A-a-a- d- s-n- b-s- m-m-n-a- p-y-n-? ------------------------------------ Apakah di sini bisa meminjam payung? 0
Can one rent a deck chair here? Ap-k-- di -i-i bi-a -emi-j-m-ku--i-mala-? A----- d- s--- b--- m------- k---- m----- A-a-a- d- s-n- b-s- m-m-n-a- k-r-i m-l-s- ----------------------------------------- Apakah di sini bisa meminjam kursi malas? 0
Can one rent a boat here? Apa-a---- sini ---- mem-nj-- -er-h-? A----- d- s--- b--- m------- p------ A-a-a- d- s-n- b-s- m-m-n-a- p-r-h-? ------------------------------------ Apakah di sini bisa meminjam perahu? 0
I would like to surf. Say----g-n b-rsel-nca-. S--- i---- b----------- S-y- i-g-n b-r-e-a-c-r- ----------------------- Saya ingin berselancar. 0
I would like to dive. S--a--ngi- -enye---. S--- i---- m-------- S-y- i-g-n m-n-e-a-. -------------------- Saya ingin menyelam. 0
I would like to water ski. Sa---i-gi- be---- -i-. S--- i---- b----- a--- S-y- i-g-n b-r-k- a-r- ---------------------- Saya ingin berski air. 0
Can one rent a surfboard? Ap--a---i-- menye-- p---n -ela--ar? A----- b--- m------ p---- s-------- A-a-a- b-s- m-n-e-a p-p-n s-l-n-a-? ----------------------------------- Apakah bisa menyewa papan selancar? 0
Can one rent diving equipment? Apakah-b--a---n-ewa--era----n-se-a-? A----- b--- m------ p-------- s----- A-a-a- b-s- m-n-e-a p-r-l-t-n s-l-m- ------------------------------------ Apakah bisa menyewa peralatan selam? 0
Can one rent water skis? Apakah ---a --nye-a---r--ata- --i ai-? A----- b--- m------ p-------- s-- a--- A-a-a- b-s- m-n-e-a p-r-l-t-n s-i a-r- -------------------------------------- Apakah bisa menyewa peralatan ski air? 0
I’m only a beginner. S--a-m-----p---la. S--- m---- p------ S-y- m-s-h p-m-l-. ------------------ Saya masih pemula. 0
I’m moderately good. Sa-a -u--- b-s---e--k--. S--- s---- b--- s------- S-y- s-d-h b-s- s-d-k-t- ------------------------ Saya sudah bisa sedikit. 0
I’m pretty good at it. S--a--u--- cu--p-m--i-. S--- s---- c---- m----- S-y- s-d-h c-k-p m-h-r- ----------------------- Saya sudah cukup mahir. 0
Where is the ski lift? D---a--k------- untuk ---? D- m------ l--- u---- s--- D- m-n-k-h l-f- u-t-k s-i- -------------------------- Di manakah lift untuk ski? 0
Do you have skis? Ap---h -----m---------a- --i? A----- k--- m------ a--- s--- A-a-a- k-m- m-m-a-a a-a- s-i- ----------------------------- Apakah kamu membawa alat ski? 0
Do you have ski boots? A----h-ka----e--aw- s--a-- ---? A----- k--- m------ s----- s--- A-a-a- k-m- m-m-a-a s-p-t- s-i- ------------------------------- Apakah kamu membawa sepatu ski? 0

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