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48 [patruzeci şi opt] Activităţi de vacanţă

Is the beach clean	Este curat ştrandul?
Can one swim there	Se poate face acolo baie?
Isn’t it dangerous to swim there	Nu este periculos să faci acolo baie?
Can one rent a sun umbrella / parasol here	Se poate închiria aici o umbrelă de soare?
Can one rent a deck chair here	Se poate închiria aici un şezlong?
Can one rent a boat here	Se poate închiria aici o barcă?
I would like to surf.	Mi-ar plăcea să fac surfing.
I would like to dive.	Mi-ar plăcea să fac scufundări.
I would like to water ski.	Mi-ar plăcea să fac schi nautic.
Can one rent a surfboard	Se poate închiria aici un surf?
Can one rent diving equipment	Se poate închiria aici un echipament de scufundări?
Can one rent water skis	Se poate închiria aici un jetschi?
I’m only a beginner.	Sunt abia începător.
I’m moderately good.	Sunt la nivel mediu.
I’m pretty good at it.	Mă pricep deja la aşa ceva.
Where is the ski lift	Unde este schiliftul?
Do you have skis	Ai schiuri la tine?
Do you have ski boots	Ai clăpari la tine?

Unknown languages

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