Usages of dcera
Moje dcera není nemocná, ale je unavená.
My daughter is not ill, but she is tired.
Dnes je moje dcera také unavená a chce spát.
Today my daughter is also tired and wants to sleep.
Doktorka pomůže i mojí dceři, protože má stejný problém.
The lady doctor will also help my daughter, because she has the same problem.
Moje dcera má ráda svoji doktorku a často ji volá.
My daughter likes her (lady) doctor and often calls her.
Moje dcera vždycky nosí sluchátka, protože někdo někde venku hraje hudbu.
My daughter always wears headphones because someone somewhere outside is playing music.
Moje dcera má ráda obrazy, které visí v té galerii.
My daughter likes the paintings which hang in that gallery.
Moje dcera má ráda jasné barvy, proto nosí červené tričko a zelené kalhoty.
My daughter likes bright colors, so she wears a red T-shirt and green trousers.
Moje dcera říká, že zelené šaty se dobře hodí k jejím bílým botám.
My daughter says that the green dress goes well with her white shoes.
Moje dcera nemá ráda počítačové hry, její oblíbená hra je ta, kterou hraje s kamarádkami v parku.
My daughter doesn't like computer games, her favourite game is the one she plays with her female friends in the park.
Moje dcera je v knihovně každý týden, protože je tam tichý pokoj na čtení.
My daughter is in the library every week because there is a quiet room for reading.
Moje dcera je v knihovně od rána do večera.
My daughter is in the library from morning till evening.
Moje dcera má ráda květiny a v lese se na ně často dívá.
My daughter likes flowers and in the forest she often looks at them.
Moje dcera ráda sedí v parku mezi květinami.
My daughter likes to sit in the park among the flowers.
Zprávy jsou někdy smutné, proto se na ně moje dcera nedívá.
The news is sometimes sad, so my daughter doesn’t watch it.
Moje dcera se nikdy nenudí, protože ráda zpívá, tančí a kreslí.
My daughter is never bored because she likes to sing, dance and draw.
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