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Adjectives 2

Adjectives 2

79 [etmish toqqiz]

Adjectives 2

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I am wearing a blue dress. aaaaa M-n--ok koyl-k--iyaman. M-- k-- k----- k------- M-n k-k k-y-a- k-y-m-n- ----------------------- Men kok koylak kiyaman. 0
I am wearing a red dress. aaaaa Me- --zi---oy-a---iy-m-n. M-- q---- k----- k------- M-n q-z-l k-y-a- k-y-m-n- ------------------------- Men qizil koylak kiyaman. 0
I am wearing a green dress. aaaaa Men-y-s-il lib----man. M-- y----- l---------- M-n y-s-i- l-b-s-a-a-. ---------------------- Men yashil libosdaman. 0
I’m buying a black bag. aaaaa Men ---- s-mka--ot-- o-----. M-- q--- s---- s---- o------ M-n q-r- s-m-a s-t-b o-a-a-. ---------------------------- Men qora sumka sotib olaman. 0
I’m buying a brown bag. aaaaa Men ji---r-n--sumka -o-i- --am-n. M-- j-------- s---- s---- o------ M-n j-g-r-a-g s-m-a s-t-b o-a-a-. --------------------------------- Men jigarrang sumka sotib olaman. 0
I’m buying a white bag. aaaaa M-n----s-mka --ti- o-a---. M-- o- s---- s---- o------ M-n o- s-m-a s-t-b o-a-a-. -------------------------- Men oq sumka sotib olaman. 0
I need a new car. aaaaa M---a yan----as---- -er--. M---- y---- m------ k----- M-n-a y-n-i m-s-i-a k-r-k- -------------------------- Menga yangi mashina kerak. 0
I need a fast car. aaaaa Me-g- -ez -a-hi-- -er--. M---- t-- m------ k----- M-n-a t-z m-s-i-a k-r-k- ------------------------ Menga tez mashina kerak. 0
I need a comfortable car. aaaaa M---a -ul-y--ashina ker-k. M---- q---- m------ k----- M-n-a q-l-y m-s-i-a k-r-k- -------------------------- Menga qulay mashina kerak. 0
An old lady lives at the top. aaaaa U -er-- -i- --mp-r---s---d-. U y---- b-- k----- y-------- U y-r-a b-r k-m-i- y-s-a-d-. ---------------------------- U yerda bir kampir yashaydi. 0
A fat lady lives at the top. aaaaa U y-r----emiz -y-- y----ydi. U y---- s---- a--- y-------- U y-r-a s-m-z a-o- y-s-a-d-. ---------------------------- U yerda semiz ayol yashaydi. 0
A curious lady lives below. aaaaa U e--- q--i--bi---y-- --shaydi. U e--- q---- b-- a--- y-------- U e-d- q-z-q b-r a-o- y-s-a-d-. ------------------------------- U erda qiziq bir ayol yashaydi. 0
Our guests were nice people. aaaaa M-h-on--ri-i--y-xshi o-a-l-r---i. M------------ y----- o------ e--- M-h-o-l-r-m-z y-x-h- o-a-l-r e-i- --------------------------------- Mehmonlarimiz yaxshi odamlar edi. 0
Our guests were polite people. aaaaa Meh--nlarim-z odob-i-o--mlar----. M------------ o----- o------ e--- M-h-o-l-r-m-z o-o-l- o-a-l-r e-i- --------------------------------- Mehmonlarimiz odobli odamlar edi. 0
Our guests were interesting people. aaaaa Biz-i-- --h------im-z qiziq--li -d----- e--. B------ m------------ q-------- o------ e--- B-z-i-g m-h-o-l-r-m-z q-z-q-r-i o-a-l-r e-i- -------------------------------------------- Bizning mehmonlarimiz qiziqarli odamlar edi. 0
I have lovely children. aaaaa Men-b-lalar-i---x-hi-ko--ma-. M-- b-------- y----- k------- M-n b-l-l-r-i y-x-h- k-r-m-n- ----------------------------- Men bolalarni yaxshi koraman. 0
But the neighbours have naughty children. aaaaa Le--n --‘sh-il-rn--g --r---s---l---r- b-r. L---- q------------- y------ b------- b--- L-k-n q-‘-h-i-a-n-n- y-r-m-s b-l-l-r- b-r- ------------------------------------------ Lekin qo‘shnilarning yaramas bolalari bor. 0
Are your children well behaved? aaaaa Fa--and-----g-z--ax-h--i? F-------------- y-------- F-r-a-d-a-i-g-z y-x-h-m-? ------------------------- Farzandlaringiz yaxshimi? 0

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