Ketchup?

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Kuula ja loe.

Ketchup?

EMMA:

Let’s see what’s for lunch.

MOLLY:

Chicken soup, carrot sticks and an apple. Yum!

SAMIRA:

Hi, Molly.

MOLLY:

Hi, Sammy. How do you like our school?

SAMIRA:

It’s okay. It’s different from my old school.

EMMA:

Where are you from? India?

SAMIRA:

No, I’m from Birmingham. My granny and granddad come from India.

Abiks

what’s for lunch [wɔts fə ˈlʌntʃ] mis on lõunasöögiks

a lunch [lʌntʃ] lõunasöök

carrot stick [ˈkærət ˌstik] porgandipulk

Yum! [jʌm] Nämma!

how do you like [hau du ju ˈlaik] kuidas sulle meeldib

our [auə(r)] meie

different from [ˈdifərənt frəm] teistsugune kui

old [əuld] vana

Where are you from? [weər ɑː ju ˈfrɔm] Kust sa pärit oled?

India [ˈindiə] India

I’m from [ˈaim frəm] olen pärit

from [frɔm] -st, kusagilt

Birmingham [ˈbəːmiŋəm] Birmingham (linn Inglismaal)

come from [ˈkʌm frəm] tulema kusagilt

MOLLY:

Can I have a glass, please?

SAMIRA:

Here you are.

EMMA:

There’s my brother and his friend. We can sit with them.

MOLLY:

This is Sammy. She’s new here.

TOM:

Is your name Sammy? But that’s a boy’s name.

SAMIRA:

It’s a nickname. My real name is Samira.

Abiks

there’s [ðeəz] seal on

sit [sit] istuma

with [wið] koos

with them [wið ˈðem] nendega koos

new [njuː] uus

here [hiə(r)] siin

a boy’s name [ˈbɔiz ˌneim] poisi nimi

a nickname [ˈnikneim] hüüdnimi

real [riəl] tegelik 

MOLLY:

Pass me the salt, please.

SIMON:

There you go.

TOM:

Is there any ketchup?

MOLLY:

Ketchup with chicken soup?

TOM:

I like ketchup on everything!

SAMIRA:

On everything? Oh no!

Abiks

Is there any ketchup? [iz ðeər eni ˈketʃəp] Kas on üldse ketšupit?

on everything [ɔn ˈevriθiŋ] kõigega

everything [ˈevriθiŋ] kõik

Let’s see what’s for lunch

Kes nii ütleb?

Lohista laused õigete tegelaste juurde.
  • Let’s see what’s for lunch.
  • How do you like our school?
  • It’s different from my old school.
  • There’s my brother and his friend.
  • She’s new here.
  • But that’s a boy’s name.
  • It’s a nickname. My real name is Samira.
  • Pass me the salt, please.
  • There you go.
  • I like ketchup on everything.
  • On everything? Oh no.

Kuidas on eesti keeles?

Kuula ja vali õige tõlge.

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5. 

6. 

7. 

8. 

9. 

Kas õige või vale?

Märgi ära, kas laused on õiged või valed. Kui lause on vale, ütle õige. Kes nii ütleb?

1. Chicken soup, carrot sticks, and a banana. Yum!

  • õige
  • vale

2. Where are you from? India?

  • õige
  • vale

3. My Granny and Granddad come from India.

  • õige
  • vale

4. There’s my brother and my sister. We can sit with them.

  • õige
  • vale

5. Is your name Sammy? But that’s a girl’s name.

  • õige
  • vale

6. It’s a nickname. My real name is Samira.

  • õige
  • vale

7. Pass me the pepper, please.

  • õige
  • vale

8. I like mustard on everything!

  • õige
  • vale
  • Where are you from?
  • Is your name Sammy?
  • How do you like our school?
  • Ketchup with chicken soup?
  • Can I have a glass, please?
  • Here you are.
  • I’m from Birmingham.
  • It’s different from my old school.
  • I like ketchup on everything!
  • It’s a nickname.

Mis sõna sobib lausesse?

Vali õige sõna.

1. What’s for 

2. How do you like  school?

3. Where are you 

4.  Birmingham.

5. My Granny and Granddad  India.

6. We can  them.

7. She’s 

8. It’s my