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Þýða setningar frá Auride

Upptökur frá Auride (total 3322)

The following audio recordings by Auride are licensed under the CC BY-SA 4.0 license.

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Our basketball team is recruiting tall boys.
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My daughter has reached a marriageable age.
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Mt. Everest is the highest peak in the world.
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Half of the bananas in the basket were rotten.
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To my disappointment, he had already started.
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Once upon a time, there lived a cruel king.
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The poor cat was on the verge of starvation.
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Cancer may be related to viruses of some kind.
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This machine can print sixty pages a minute.
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These shoes are too small for me to put on.
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This book is even more interesting than that.
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We have no chance against those top players.
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What did they add this needless function for?
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Would you mind my staying here for some time?
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The interior of the house was very attractive.
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There is a strong bond between the brothers.
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The dog kept me from approaching his house.
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The beauty of the lake is beyond description.
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This mountain has an altitude of 3,000 meters.
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The population of the city is about 100,000.
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The latter half of the game was very exciting.
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The event still remains vivid in my memory.
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The store was crowded with holiday shoppers.
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The animal struggled to get out of the cage.
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There could be no doubt as to who the man was.
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The criminal gave himself up to the police.
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That book is familiar to all young children.
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In that case, I think you should come in today.
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It was one of the great discoveries in science.
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A number of people die in traffic accidents.
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The line is busy now. Please hold the line.
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In all probability, the money will not be paid.
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I feel listless and have a throbbing headache.
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What do you say to going out for a short walk?
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By the way, do you have any spare batteries?
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Whichever you choose, you will be satisfied.
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A truck was standing in the middle of the road.
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Some people went by bus, and others by train.
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The explanation of each fact took a long time.
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Do you, by any chance, think you will succeed?
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You had better check them at the front desk.
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My grandfather goes for a walk on fine days.
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You should always save money for a rainy day.
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Could you knock down the price if I buy two?
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What do you say to waiting five more minutes?
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Camels are often used to travel in the desert.
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While listening to the radio, I fell asleep.
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Excessive concern with safety can be dangerous.
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Entering the house, I tripped over the mat.
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Umeshu is Japanese plum wine.
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I don't like to eat nattō.
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Tom eats nattō every morning.
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Tom's house was destroyed by a tsunami.
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Tom asked me whether I would like to go to the Bon Festival dance with him.
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Sake is made from rice.
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It looks like a tsunami hit here.
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What anime do you recommend?
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Why are you wearing such a flashy kimono?
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Do you still study judo?
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Tom pretended to be a samurai.
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Do you want to try on a kimono?
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Do you know what the differences between emoticons and emojis are?
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Do you know what the difference between an emoticon and an emoji is?
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I would never use an emoji in a business email.
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I would never use emojis in business emails.
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Tom's house was destroyed by the tsunami.
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Tom was in the kyudo club back when he was in high school.
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Tom was in the kyudo club when he was in high school.
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Fold your futon and put it in the closet.
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Next time, let's go out for ramen.
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Let's go sing karaoke.
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Is this an anime theme song?
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Do you like origami?
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Tom likes to read manga online.
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My futon's gone.
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Air the futons.
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Mary was wearing a silk kimono.
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Tom is wearing a kimono.
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Mary is wearing a colorful kimono.
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Tom is pretending to be a samurai.
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Tom is dressed like a ninja.
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Emojis originated in Japan.
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Gabon faces fluctuating international prices for its oil, timber, and manganese exports.
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Emojis were first introduced in 1999 by Japanese artist Shigetaka Kurita.
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Tom has started studying karate.
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I'm all thumbs, so I'm not very good at origami.
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Have you been playing mahjong with anyone recently?
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Have you ever played mahjong?
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Tom taught me how to make an origami ninja star.
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Tom folded an origami crane.
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My hobbies are karate and calligraphy.
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Tom answered Mary's text with an emoji.
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Tom was killed with an old samurai sword.
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Where did Tom learn karate?
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I've always suspected you might've studied karate.
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I've always suspected that you might've studied karate.
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Tom enrolled Mary in a karate class.
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Tom doesn't seem to be as temperamental as Mary seems to be.
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When the water came, it came quick like a tsunami and people were scared.
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Do you watch anime?