Vasta küsimustele eesti keeles.
- Milliseid ebatavalisi puu- või köögivilju oled kunagi proovinud? Kuidas sulle need maitsesid?
- Milliseid aedvilju kasvatavad inimesed kasvuhoones Eestis?
Reading
Kuula ja loe.
The alphabet game
SAMIRA: | Here is our greenhouse. It’s made from old windows. |
EMMA: | Wow! Do you really have a garden in your garden? |
SAMIRA: | My mum loves to grow things. Let’s go in! |
MOLLY: | It’s hot in here. Can you grow tropical fruit in your greenhouse? |
MRS PATEL: | Not all … I can’t grow bananas. |
EMMA: | Hello, Mrs Patel. I didn’t see you back there. |
MRS PATEL: | Yes, my avocado tree is getting very big. I can hide behind it. |
SAMIRA: | Do we have any avocados yet? They’re my favourite. |
MRS PATEL: | Not yet, I don’t think they will grow here. But I grow lots of other fruit and vegetables. |
Abiks
a greenhouse [ˈɡriːnhaus] kasvuhoone
it’s made [its ˈmeid] see on tehtud
really [ˈriəli] tõesti
window [ˈwindəu] aken
a garden [ˈɡɑːd(ə)n] aed
grow [ɡrəu] kasvatama
tropical [ˈtrɔpik(ə)l] troopiline
a fruit [fruːt] puuvili
not all [nɔt ˈɔːl] mitte kõiki
I didn’t see [ai didn(ə)t ˈsiː] mina ei näinud
back there [bæk ˈðeə] seal
an avocado [ˌævəˈkɑːdəu] avokaado
is getting big [is ˈgetiŋ big] on kasvamas suureks
hide [haid] peituma
yet [jet] veel
other [ˈʌðə(r)] muid, muu
a vegetable [ˈvedʒtəb(ə)l] köögivili
EMMA: | Are those onions? |
SAMIRA: | Onion starts with an O. Let’s play the alphabet game. |
MOLLY: | What’s that? |
SAMIRA: | It’s easy. Just say the alphabet and name things you can see. |
MOLLY: | A is for apple … |
MRS PATEL: | We don’t have apples in here. But there is an apple tree in the garden. |
EMMA: | B beans, C carrots and cucumber … |
SAMIRA: | ... and cherries in the garden. Now my turn. D, that’s a hard one. |
MOLLY: | I know one, dragon fruit. But I don’t see any here. E, elephant fruit? |
MRS PATEL: | Ha, that’s a good one! F for fruit. G? |
SAMIRA: | We have grapes on the kitchen table in a bowl. G for grapes. |
MOLLY: | H is for hot. It’s too hot in here. Let’s go outside. |
EMMA: | Can we play the game again later? It’s fun. |
Abiks
start [stɑːt] algama
the alphabet [ði ˈælfəbet] tähestik
name [neim] nimetama
a bean [biːn] uba
a dragon fruit [ˈdræɡ(ə)n ˌfruːt] pitaia, draakonivili
any [ˈeni] iga, mis tahes, ühtki
my turn [mai təːn] minu kord
a grape [greip] viinamari
a kitchen [ˈkitʃ(ə)n] köök
outside [ˌautˈsaid] välja
later [ˈleitə(r)] hiljem
How do you spell your name? [hau du ju spel jɔː ˈneim] Kuidas sa ütled oma nime tähthaaval?
spell a name [spel ə ˈneim] nime tähthaaval ütlema
Can you grow tropical fruit?
Kes nii ütleb?
Lohista laused õige tegelase juurde. Tõlgi tumedamalt trükitud sõnad suuliselt.
- I don’t see any here.
- Can we play the game again later?
- Do you really have a garden in your garden?
- Let’s go outside.
- Can you grow tropical fruit in your greenhouse?
- B beans, C carrots and cucumber ...
- I know one, dragon fruit.
- I didn’t see you back there.
- I can hide behind it.
- That’s a hard one.
- It’s made from old windows.
- Name things you can see.
- Onion starts with an O.
- My avocado tree is getting very big.
- I don’t think they will grow here.
- We have grapes on the kitchen table.
- Do we have any avocados yet?
- I grow lots of other fruit and vegetables.
Kuidas said tekstist aru?
Vali küsimusele õige vastus.
- But I grow lots of other fruit and vegetables.
- Onion starts with an O.
- Can you grow tropical fruit in your greenhouse?
- It’s made from old windows.
- Let’s go outside.
- Do you really have a garden in your garden?
- Just say the alphabet and name things you can see.
- We have grapes on the kitchen table in a bowl.
