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17 [shtatёmbёdhjetё] Nё shtёpi

Our house is here.	Kёtu ёshtё shtёpia jonё.
The roof is on top.	Lart ёshtё çatia.
The basement is below.	Poshtё ёshtё bodrumi.
There is a garden behind the house.	Mbrapa shtёpisё ёshtё kopshti.
There is no street in front of the house.	Para shtёpisё nuk ka rrugё.
There are trees next to the house.	Pranё shtёpisё ka pemё.
My apartment is here.	Kjo ёshtё banesa ime.
The kitchen and bathroom are here.	Kjo ёshtё kuzhina dhe banjoja.
The living room and bedroom are there.	Atje ёshtё dhoma e ndenjes dhe dhoma e gjumit.
The front door is closed.	Dera e shtёpisё ёshtё e mbyllur.
But the windows are open.	Por dritaret janё tё hapura.
It is hot today.	Sot ёshtё nxehtё.
We are going to the living room.	Ne shkojmё nё dhomёn e ndenjes.
There is a sofa and an armchair there.	Atje ёshtё njё divan dhe njё kolltuk.
Please, sit down!	Uluni!
My computer is there.	Atje ёshtё kompjuteri im.
My stereo is there.	Atje ёshtё magnetofoni im.
The TV set is brand new.	Televizori ёshtё i ri fare.

Learning and styles of learning

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