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Když vařím rýži, dávám do ní sůl a pepř.
When I cook rice, I put salt and pepper into it.
V té učebnici jsou krátké texty a já se z ní učím každý večer.
There are short texts in that textbook, and I study from it every evening.
Ta stránka je pomalá, ale i tak na ní najdu všechno, co potřebuji.
That page is slow, but even so I find on it everything that I need.
Na stěně nad stolem je nová police a vedle ní chci pověsit malou lampu.
On the wall above the table there is a new shelf, and next to it I want to hang a small lamp.
V koupelně máme novou pračku a dnes v ní peru prádlo, ponožky i košile.
In the bathroom we have a new washing machine, and today I am washing laundry, socks, and shirts in it.
Tato omáčka je lepší, když do ní krájím rajčata a cibuli.
This sauce is better when I cut tomatoes and onion into it.
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