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Upptökur frá Them (total 2053)

The following audio recordings by Them are licensed under the CC BY 4.0 license.

I caught him stealing money.

She's my cousin.

Elves love to sing.

Her efforts were in vain.

I don't accept the existence of the Devil.

We took a bus here.

The tree is small.

I have two secretaries.

Who said that? Those are all lies!

They eat fast.

She's eating rice.

I was in Potsdam last week.

I want to be the one who saves the most money.

There are more women than men studying Japanese.

The murderer and the victim didn't know each other.

Lynn runs very fast.

Taxes are included.

All economic models have flaws.

I'm trying to explain my ideas.

Why do I have it?

I meet friends wherever I go.

Night's coming.

One of the two of us must attend the meeting.

Leonid moved to Senegal, a non-extradition country.

Senegal gained its independence in the year 1960.

Tom lives in Dakar, the capital of Senegal.

Let's stay up all night!

What is the name of Senegal's capital?

I'm giving you a book.

Who has the courage to ride a lion?

The child isn't crying anymore.

My father is a tailor.

A rose is a flower and a dove is a bird.

We won't stop until we get there.

Yanni studied the Quran.

Electricity prices in Senegal are among the highest in the world.

The Gambia gained its independence from the UK in 1965.

The rose belongs to Theodore.

Gambia has a very narrow territory.

Gambia is entirely surrounded by Senegal.

A lion has sharp teeth.

Far from it.

Happy Zamenhof Day!

Senegal is in Africa and Algeria is in Africa, too.

Tom gave himself up?

They told me after you left.

Don't reach out your hand to a lion.

Dakar is the capital of Senegal.

Banjul is the capital of Gambia.

A pencil and pen are lying on the windowsill.

I returned to Senegal 10 years later.

Tom found out.

They didn't kill themselves.

Not my circus, not my monkeys.

Why not Esperanto?

Fadil brought Layla home.

I love Esperanto.

Please, wash your hands.

I can't leave until he comes.

The less she knows, the better.

I speak Esperanto.

He was smitten with your mother.

I want to eat something tasty.

Esperanto will succeed.

He's my cousin.

After three days of hiking, I was isolated in Senegal.

Music is love.

I'm a student, but he isn't.

Portugal is no exception.

Where are the book and the pencil?

His aunt married a Lebanese man and went with him to Senegal.

Are there a lot of Africans in Germany?

I didn't find a single doctor.

You're just comforting yourself with a fantasy!

Leave me out of this!

Today it's snowing.

Esperanto will triumph.

I hate Esperanto.

Spiders, scorpions, and ticks are arachnids.

I remember having heard a similar sound in my dreams.

It's a bit too late for praying.

We still have plenty of time, but let's take a taxi just in case.

A child is not a mature person.

There are no devils in this world.

She's been sent to jail for murder.

She's got two cats. One's white and the other is black.

It is 7:45.

It looks like she's got a lot of friends.

Power entails responsibilities.

An enemy of an enemy is a friend.

I'm going to see her tomorrow.

She will be a college student next spring.

She has a husband and two daughters.

He comes here once a month.

He died last year of old age.

I wrote a letter in English.

When he saw the police officer, he ran away.

This textbook is written in simple English.

John ran into the room.

Is it too early?

Upptökur frá Them (total 2053)

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