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Do you exercise? Kuna-w-sa? K___ w____ K-n- w-s-? ---------- Kuna wasa? 0
Yes, I need some exercise. Eh--d----i--ma--a. E__ d___ i_ m_____ E-, d-l- i- m-t-a- ------------------ Eh, dole in matsa. 0
I am a member of a sports club. I-a-zuwa---lob--i- -----n-. I__ z___ k____ d__ w_______ I-a z-w- k-l-b d-n w-s-n-i- --------------------------- Ina zuwa kulob din wasanni. 0
We play football / soccer (am.). Muna -uga k--ll-----fa. M___ b___ k______ k____ M-n- b-g- k-a-l-n k-f-. ----------------------- Muna buga kwallon kafa. 0
We swim sometimes. Wan- --ka-i----a i-o. W___ l_____ m___ i___ W-n- l-k-c- m-n- i-o- --------------------- Wani lokaci muna iyo. 0
Or we cycle. Ko-k------ -a-----una. K_ k___ m_ h__ k______ K- k-m- m- h-u k-k-n-. ---------------------- Ko kuma mu hau kekuna. 0
There is a football / soccer (am.) stadium in our city. A--ai-f-lin-wa--- -w--l-n -a-a ---ar----. A____ f____ w____ k______ k___ a g_______ A-w-i f-l-n w-s-n k-a-l-n k-f- a g-r-n-u- ----------------------------------------- Akwai filin wasan kwallon kafa a garinmu. 0
There is also a swimming pool with a sauna. A-wa---uma--u-----a------i-sa--a. A____ k___ w____ w____ m__ s_____ A-w-i k-m- w-r-n w-n-a m-i s-u-a- --------------------------------- Akwai kuma wurin wanka mai sauna. 0
And there is a golf course. K-m----wa- ---i- w--an g-l-. K___ a____ f____ w____ g____ K-m- a-w-i f-l-n w-s-n g-l-. ---------------------------- Kuma akwai filin wasan golf. 0
What is on TV? M- ----an---? M_ k_ k__ T__ M- k- k-n T-? ------------- Me ke kan TV? 0
There is a football / soccer (am.) match on now. Ak-ai w--a- ƙwall-n-ƙa-a a--an--. A____ w____ ƙ______ ƙ___ a y_____ A-w-i w-s-n ƙ-a-l-n ƙ-f- a y-n-u- --------------------------------- Akwai wasan ƙwallon ƙafa a yanzu. 0
The German team is playing against the English one. Tawa-a----m-- z---a-b--a----I--il-. T______ J____ z_ t_ b___ d_ I______ T-w-g-r J-m-s z- t- b-g- d- I-g-l-. ----------------------------------- Tawagar Jamus za ta buga da Ingila. 0
Who is winning? Wa--ne ya-- -a--r-? W_____ y___ n______ W-n-n- y-y- n-s-r-? ------------------- Wanene yayi nasara? 0
I have no idea. B-n -a-- -a. B__ s___ b__ B-n s-n- b-. ------------ Ban sani ba. 0
It is currently a tie. Ta-- n- a----in-ya-zu. T___ n_ a h____ y_____ T-c- n- a h-l-n y-n-u- ---------------------- Tace ne a halin yanzu. 0
The referee is from Belgium. Al-al---w---n--an-kasa- B--gium-n-. A______ w____ d__ k____ B______ n__ A-k-l-n w-s-n d-n k-s-r B-l-i-m n-. ----------------------------------- Alkalin wasan dan kasar Belgium ne. 0
Now there is a penalty. Y-nzu-ak--i--u-u--i. Y____ a____ h_______ Y-n-u a-w-i h-k-n-i- -------------------- Yanzu akwai hukunci. 0
Goal! One – zero! M-nu---! D--a ---a-s-f--i! M_______ D___ z___ s______ M-n-f-r- D-y- z-w- s-f-l-! -------------------------- Manufar! Daya zuwa sifili! 0

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