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እንቅስቃሴዎች

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What does Martha do? ማርታ -ን---ራ-ች? ማ__ ም_ ት_____ ማ-ታ ም- ት-ራ-ች- ------------- ማርታ ምን ትሰራለች? 0
t-gib-r-ti t_________ t-g-b-r-t- ---------- tegibarati
She works at an office. ማርታ -ሮ ውስጥ ት-ራለች። ማ__ ቢ_ ው__ ት_____ ማ-ታ ቢ- ው-ጥ ት-ራ-ች- ----------------- ማርታ ቢሮ ውስጥ ትሰራለች። 0
te-i-ara-i t_________ t-g-b-r-t- ---------- tegibarati
She works on the computer. እ--ኮም-ተ--ላይ --ትሰ--። እ_ ኮ____ ላ_ የ______ እ- ኮ-ፒ-ር ላ- የ-ት-ራ-። ------------------- እሷ ኮምፒተር ላይ የምትሰራው። 0
ma---a-mi----i---al--h-? m_____ m___ t___________ m-r-t- m-n- t-s-r-l-c-i- ------------------------ marita mini tiseralechi?
Where is Martha? ማ----ት-ነ-? ማ__ የ_ ነ__ ማ-ታ የ- ነ-? ---------- ማርታ የት ነች? 0
m--i------i-ti---a--c-i? m_____ m___ t___________ m-r-t- m-n- t-s-r-l-c-i- ------------------------ marita mini tiseralechi?
At the cinema. ፊ-ም-ቤ-። ፊ__ ቤ__ ፊ-ም ቤ-። ------- ፊልም ቤት። 0
m-rit---ini-t-s-r---chi? m_____ m___ t___________ m-r-t- m-n- t-s-r-l-c-i- ------------------------ marita mini tiseralechi?
She is watching a film. እሷ --ም--ያየ- --። እ_ ፊ__ እ___ ነ__ እ- ፊ-ም እ-የ- ነ-። --------------- እሷ ፊልም እያየች ነው። 0
m---ta b-ro wi---’- tis----e-h-. m_____ b___ w______ t___________ m-r-t- b-r- w-s-t-i t-s-r-l-c-i- -------------------------------- marita bīro wisit’i tiseralechi.
What does Peter do? ፒ-- ምን-ይ--ል? ፒ__ ም_ ይ____ ፒ-ር ም- ይ-ራ-? ------------ ፒተር ምን ይሰራል? 0
ma-i-- b--o -is-t’-----e--lechi. m_____ b___ w______ t___________ m-r-t- b-r- w-s-t-i t-s-r-l-c-i- -------------------------------- marita bīro wisit’i tiseralechi.
He studies at the university. እሱ--ዩ----- -ማ- ነው። እ_ የ______ ተ__ ነ__ እ- የ-ን-ር-ቲ ተ-ሪ ነ-። ------------------ እሱ የዩንቨርስቲ ተማሪ ነው። 0
m-ri-a -īro wi-it----i-e--l----. m_____ b___ w______ t___________ m-r-t- b-r- w-s-t-i t-s-r-l-c-i- -------------------------------- marita bīro wisit’i tiseralechi.
He studies languages. እሱ-ቋን- --ና-። እ_ ቋ__ ያ____ እ- ቋ-ቋ ያ-ና-። ------------ እሱ ቋንቋ ያጠናል። 0
iswa komi-īter------ -e--t--e----. i___ k_________ l___ y____________ i-w- k-m-p-t-r- l-y- y-m-t-s-r-w-. ---------------------------------- iswa komipīteri layi yemitiserawi.
Where is Peter? ፒተር--ት --? ፒ__ የ_ ነ__ ፒ-ር የ- ነ-? ---------- ፒተር የት ነው? 0
is-a --mi----ri---yi-ye-i-i------. i___ k_________ l___ y____________ i-w- k-m-p-t-r- l-y- y-m-t-s-r-w-. ---------------------------------- iswa komipīteri layi yemitiserawi.
At the café. ካ- ው--። ካ_ ው___ ካ- ው-ጥ- ------- ካፌ ውስጥ። 0
is----omip-t--- l-yi-y---ti-e----. i___ k_________ l___ y____________ i-w- k-m-p-t-r- l-y- y-m-t-s-r-w-. ---------------------------------- iswa komipīteri layi yemitiserawi.
He is drinking coffee. እ- ቡ--እየ-- ነው። እ_ ቡ_ እ___ ነ__ እ- ቡ- እ-ጠ- ነ-። -------------- እሱ ቡና እየጠጣ ነው። 0
m-rit--y--- --c--? m_____ y___ n_____ m-r-t- y-t- n-c-i- ------------------ marita yeti nechi?
Where do they like to go? የ- -ሄ--ይፈ-ጋ-? የ_ መ__ ይ_____ የ- መ-ድ ይ-ል-ሉ- ------------- የት መሄድ ይፈልጋሉ? 0
ma-i-- ---i -e-h-? m_____ y___ n_____ m-r-t- y-t- n-c-i- ------------------ marita yeti nechi?
To a concert. ወ- -----ግ-ት። ወ_ ሙ__ ዝ____ ወ- ሙ-ቃ ዝ-ጅ-። ------------ ወደ ሙዚቃ ዝግጅት። 0
m-r-t- ---i--e---? m_____ y___ n_____ m-r-t- y-t- n-c-i- ------------------ marita yeti nechi?
They like to listen to music. እነ- -----ዳመጥ-ይ-ዳሉ። እ__ ሙ__ ማ___ ይ____ እ-ሱ ሙ-ቃ ማ-መ- ይ-ዳ-። ------------------ እነሱ ሙዚቃ ማዳመጥ ይወዳሉ። 0
f-l--i -ē--. f_____ b____ f-l-m- b-t-. ------------ fīlimi bēti.
Where do they not like to go? የ- ---------ም? የ_ መ__ አ______ የ- መ-ድ አ-ፈ-ጉ-? -------------- የት መሄድ አይፈልጉም? 0
fī---i--ē--. f_____ b____ f-l-m- b-t-. ------------ fīlimi bēti.
To the disco. ወ- ዳን--ቤ-። ወ_ ዳ__ ቤ__ ወ- ዳ-ስ ቤ-። ---------- ወደ ዳንስ ቤት። 0
fīli-i--ē--. f_____ b____ f-l-m- b-t-. ------------ fīlimi bēti.
They do not like to dance. እ--------አ--ዱ-። እ__ መ___ አ_____ እ-ሱ መ-ነ- አ-ወ-ም- --------------- እነሱ መደነስ አይወዱም። 0
iswa -īl-m- i-a---hi--e--. i___ f_____ i_______ n____ i-w- f-l-m- i-a-e-h- n-w-. -------------------------- iswa fīlimi iyayechi newi.

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