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66 [sixty-six]

Possessive pronouns 1

Possessive pronouns 1

66 [šesťdesiatšesť]

Privlastňovacie zámená 1

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I – my aaaaa j------j j- – m-- j- – m-j -------- ja – môj 0
I can’t find my key. aaaaa Ne----m ná--ť --o--kľú-. N------ n---- s--- k---- N-m-ž-m n-j-ť s-o- k-ú-. ------------------------ Nemôžem nájsť svoj kľúč. 0
I can’t find my ticket. aaaaa N----e- ná--ť--v-j---s--v---lís---. N------ n---- s--- c------- l------ N-m-ž-m n-j-ť s-o- c-s-o-n- l-s-o-. ----------------------------------- Nemôžem nájsť svoj cestovný lístok. 0
you – your aaaaa ty-–----j t- – t--- t- – t-o- --------- ty – tvoj 0
Have you found your key? aaaaa N--ie---------voje ----e? N----- s- u- s---- k----- N-š-e- s- u- s-o-e k-ú-e- ------------------------- Našiel si už svoje kľúče? 0
Have you found your ticket? aaaaa Naši-l--i -ž --o-- -e-tov-é lís-k-? N----- s- u- s---- c------- l------ N-š-e- s- u- s-o-e c-s-o-n- l-s-k-? ----------------------------------- Našiel si už svoje cestovné lístky? 0
he – his aaaaa o- –--e-o o- – j--- o- – j-h- --------- on – jeho 0
Do you know where his key is? aaaaa V---, kde -e-j--o--ľ--? V---- k-- j- j--- k---- V-e-, k-e j- j-h- k-ú-? ----------------------- Vieš, kde je jeho kľúč? 0
Do you know where his ticket is? aaaaa V---, kde je---h--c--t--------t-k? V---- k-- j- j--- c------- l------ V-e-, k-e j- j-h- c-s-o-n- l-s-o-? ---------------------------------- Vieš, kde je jeho cestovný lístok? 0
she – her aaaaa o---–--ej o-- – j-- o-a – j-j --------- ona – jej 0
Her money is gone. aaaaa Jej -e---ze-s----eč. J-- p------ s- p---- J-j p-n-a-e s- p-e-. -------------------- Jej peniaze sú preč. 0
And her credit card is also gone. aaaaa A-jej k-e-i-n- k--t- ---t--- -r-č. A j-- k------- k---- j- t--- p---- A j-j k-e-i-n- k-r-a j- t-e- p-e-. ---------------------------------- A jej kreditná karta je tiež preč. 0
we – our aaaaa m- – -á-- -aš-, n-še m- – n--- n---- n--- m- – n-š- n-š-, n-š- -------------------- my – náš, naša, naše 0
Our grandfather is ill. aaaaa Ná--d-dk- -e-ch-rý. N-- d---- j- c----- N-š d-d-o j- c-o-ý- ------------------- Náš dedko je chorý. 0
Our grandmother is healthy. aaaaa Naša ---k- je -d-a--. N--- b---- j- z------ N-š- b-b-a j- z-r-v-. --------------------- Naša babka je zdravá. 0
you – your aaaaa v--– vá-, v-š-- vaše v- – v--- v---- v--- v- – v-š- v-š-, v-š- -------------------- vy – váš, vaša, vaše 0
Children, where is your father? aaaaa Det---k---je-vá------? D---- k-- j- v-- o---- D-t-, k-e j- v-š o-k-? ---------------------- Deti, kde je váš ocko? 0
Children, where is your mother? aaaaa D-ti--k-e-----a-- --mičk-? D---- k-- j- v--- m------- D-t-, k-e j- v-š- m-m-č-a- -------------------------- Deti, kde je vaša mamička? 0

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Creative Language

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