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en In the swimming pool   »   ha In the swimming pool

50 [fifty]

In the swimming pool

In the swimming pool

50 [hamsin]

In the swimming pool

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It is hot today. Ya- a---- z---. Yau akwai zafi. Y-- a---- z---. Ya- a---- z---. Y-u a-w-i z-f-. ---------------
Shall we go to the swimming pool? za m- j- t-----? za mu je tafkin? z- m- j- t-----? za m- j- t-----? z- m- j- t-f-i-? ----------------
Do you feel like swimming? Ku-- s- k- j- y-- i--? Kuna so ku je yin iyo? K--- s- k- j- y-- i--? Ku-- s- k- j- y-- i--? K-n- s- k- j- y-n i-o? ----------------------
Do you have a towel? ka-- d- t---l kana da tawul k--- d- t---- ka-- d- t---l k-n- d- t-w-l -------------
Do you have swimming trunks? Ku-- d- k--------- n-----a Kuna da kututturen ninkaya K--- d- k--------- n------ Ku-- d- k--------- n-----a K-n- d- k-t-t-u-e- n-n-a-a --------------------------
Do you have a bathing suit? ku-- d- r---- w---a kuna da rigar wanka k--- d- r---- w---- ku-- d- r---- w---a k-n- d- r-g-r w-n-a -------------------
Can you swim? An i-- i--? An iya iyo? A- i-- i--? An i-- i--? A- i-a i-o? -----------
Can you dive? Za a i-- n------? Za a iya nutsewa? Z- a i-- n------? Za a i-- n------? Z- a i-a n-t-e-a? -----------------
Can you jump in the water? za k- i-- t----- c---- r--a za ku iya tsalle cikin ruwa z- k- i-- t----- c---- r--- za k- i-- t----- c---- r--a z- k- i-a t-a-l- c-k-n r-w- ---------------------------
Where is the shower? in- r---- w---a ina ruwan wanka i-- r---- w---- in- r---- w---a i-a r-w-n w-n-a ---------------
Where is the changing room? In- d---- g---- t-----? Ina dakin gwada tufafi? I-- d---- g---- t-----? In- d---- g---- t-----? I-a d-k-n g-a-a t-f-f-? -----------------------
Where are the swimming goggles? In- g------ n- n------? Ina goggles na ninkaya? I-- g------ n- n------? In- g------ n- n------? I-a g-g-l-s n- n-n-a-a? -----------------------
Is the water deep? sh--- z----- r--a shine zurfin ruwa s---- z----- r--- sh--- z----- r--a s-i-e z-r-i- r-w- -----------------
Is the water clean? ru-- n- m-- t----a ruwa ne mai tsabta r--- n- m-- t----- ru-- n- m-- t----a r-w- n- m-i t-a-t- ------------------
Is the water warm? ru--- d--- ne ruwan dumi ne r---- d--- n- ru--- d--- ne r-w-n d-m- n- -------------
I am freezing. In- d-------a Ina daskarewa I-- d-------- In- d-------a I-a d-s-a-e-a -------------
The water is too cold. Ru--- y--- s---- s----. Ruwan yayi sanyi sosai. R---- y--- s---- s----. Ru--- y--- s---- s----. R-w-n y-y- s-n-i s-s-i. -----------------------
I am getting out of the water now. In- f--- d--- r---- y----. Ina fita daga ruwan yanzu. I-- f--- d--- r---- y----. In- f--- d--- r---- y----. I-a f-t- d-g- r-w-n y-n-u. --------------------------

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