Ovo je moja potvrda o preboljenju means “Here is my recovery certificate” – after the passport, the longest sentence in the chapter, built from four images.
You are wearing a piece of wool in your ear so everyone can see you have recovered: ear (Ohr in German) and wool give you ovo je. The man at the desk picks up a form with a squiggle on it, round like the moon, for moja. Then he asks about your potency, you are confused, and he gives you a date to eat: potency and date give you potvrda. Finally he tells you about a trip to Bolivia where you pay in yen and stay young – Bolivia, yen and young give you preboljenju, with the stress on the yen.
When a sentence is this long, learn it in those four blocks and only put them together afterwards.