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Feelings

Feelings

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భావాలు

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to feel like / want to నా-ు-క--ా--- అ--ప-ం--ట నా_ కా___ అ____ న-క- క-వ-ల-ి అ-ి-ి-చ-ట ---------------------- నాకు కావాలని అనిపించుట 0
N-k- kā---ani-a-----̄cuṭa N___ k_______ a_________ N-k- k-v-l-n- a-i-i-̄-u-a ------------------------- Nāku kāvālani anipin̄cuṭa
We feel like. / We want to. మ-కు---వాల-- --ిప--చుట మా_ కా___ అ____ మ-క- క-వ-ల-ి అ-ి-ి-చ-ట ---------------------- మాకు కావాలని అనిపించుట 0
M-k--kā-----i-ani-in̄--ṭa M___ k_______ a_________ M-k- k-v-l-n- a-i-i-̄-u-a ------------------------- Māku kāvālani anipin̄cuṭa
We don’t feel like. / We do’t want to. మ-కు కా-ాల-----ి-ి-చక--వుట మా_ కా___ అ_______ మ-క- క-వ-ల-ి అ-ి-ి-చ-ప-వ-ట -------------------------- మాకు కావాలని అనిపించకపోవుట 0
Māk---ā-----i-a----n--a-a---u-a M___ k_______ a_______________ M-k- k-v-l-n- a-i-i-̄-a-a-ō-u-a ------------------------------- Māku kāvālani anipin̄cakapōvuṭa
to be afraid భయం-వ--ుట భ_ వే__ భ-ం వ-య-ట --------- భయం వేయుట 0
Bha-a- -ēy-ṭa B_____ v_____ B-a-a- v-y-ṭ- ------------- Bhayaṁ vēyuṭa
I’m afraid. న--- --ం వ-స-తో--ి నా_ భ_ వే___ న-క- భ-ం వ-స-త-ం-ి ------------------ నాకు భయం వేస్తోంది 0
N--u --aya----s--ndi N___ b_____ v_______ N-k- b-a-a- v-s-ō-d- -------------------- Nāku bhayaṁ vēstōndi
I am not afraid. నా---భ-- -ేయ-- ల-దు నా_ భ_ వే__ లే_ న-క- భ-ం వ-య-ం ల-ద- ------------------- నాకు భయం వేయడం లేదు 0
Nāku--h-y-ṁ--ēy-ḍaṁ lē-u N___ b_____ v______ l___ N-k- b-a-a- v-y-ḍ-ṁ l-d- ------------------------ Nāku bhayaṁ vēyaḍaṁ lēdu
to have time స--ం -ం-ుట స__ ఉం__ స-య- ఉ-డ-ట ---------- సమయం ఉండుట 0
Samaya---ṇ--ṭa S______ u_____ S-m-y-ṁ u-ḍ-ṭ- -------------- Samayaṁ uṇḍuṭa
He has time. ఆయ-క- సమయం-ఉంది ఆ___ స__ ఉం_ ఆ-న-ి స-య- ఉ-ద- --------------- ఆయనకి సమయం ఉంది 0
Āy-na-- -a---aṁ---di Ā______ s______ u___ Ā-a-a-i s-m-y-ṁ u-d- -------------------- Āyanaki samayaṁ undi
He has no time. ఆ-న----మయ- --దు ఆ___ స__ లే_ ఆ-న-ి స-య- ల-ద- --------------- ఆయనకి సమయం లేదు 0
Ā--na-i samayaṁ l--u Ā______ s______ l___ Ā-a-a-i s-m-y-ṁ l-d- -------------------- Āyanaki samayaṁ lēdu
to be bored వ-సుగ్గ-----ుట వి___ ఉం__ వ-స-గ-గ- ఉ-డ-ట -------------- విసుగ్గా ఉండుట 0
V--u-gā-u--u-a V______ u_____ V-s-g-ā u-ḍ-ṭ- -------------- Visuggā uṇḍuṭa
She is bored. ఆ--కి--ిస--్గ- ---ి ఆ__ వి___ ఉం_ ఆ-ె-ి వ-స-గ-గ- ఉ-ద- ------------------- ఆమెకి విసుగ్గా ఉంది 0
Ā--k- vi---gā-u--i Ā____ v______ u___ Ā-e-i v-s-g-ā u-d- ------------------ Āmeki visuggā undi
She is not bored. ఆమె-ి విసుగ్గ---ేదు ఆ__ వి___ లే_ ఆ-ె-ి వ-స-గ-గ- ల-ద- ------------------- ఆమెకి విసుగ్గా లేదు 0
Ām--- -----gā lēdu Ā____ v______ l___ Ā-e-i v-s-g-ā l-d- ------------------ Āmeki visuggā lēdu
to be hungry ఆకల-----ుట ఆ__ వే__ ఆ-ల- వ-య-ట ---------- ఆకలి వేయుట 0
Ā-a---vēyuṭa Ā____ v_____ Ā-a-i v-y-ṭ- ------------ Ākali vēyuṭa
Are you hungry? మ-క--ఆ--ి -ేస----దా? మీ_ ఆ__ వే____ మ-క- ఆ-ల- వ-స-త-ం-ా- -------------------- మీకు ఆకలి వేస్తోందా? 0
Mī-u-ākali --s-ō-d-? M___ ā____ v________ M-k- ā-a-i v-s-ō-d-? -------------------- Mīku ākali vēstōndā?
Aren’t you hungry? మ--ు-ఆక-ి ---డ- -ేదా? మీ_ ఆ__ వే__ లే__ మ-క- ఆ-ల- వ-య-ం ల-ద-? --------------------- మీకు ఆకలి వేయడం లేదా? 0
Mīk- -k-l--v--a-a- lē-ā? M___ ā____ v______ l____ M-k- ā-a-i v-y-ḍ-ṁ l-d-? ------------------------ Mīku ākali vēyaḍaṁ lēdā?
to be thirsty దా-ం--ేయుట దా_ వే__ ద-హ- వ-య-ట ---------- దాహం వేయుట 0
Dāhaṁ-v----a D____ v_____ D-h-ṁ v-y-ṭ- ------------ Dāhaṁ vēyuṭa
They are thirsty. వ-ళ---ి--ాహ-గా-ఉంది వా___ దా__ ఉం_ వ-ళ-ళ-ి ద-హ-గ- ఉ-ద- ------------------- వాళ్ళకి దాహంగా ఉంది 0
V-----i--āhaṅ---u-di V______ d______ u___ V-ḷ-a-i d-h-ṅ-ā u-d- -------------------- Vāḷḷaki dāhaṅgā undi
They are not thirsty. వాళ-ళకి -ాహం---ల-దు వా___ దా__ లే_ వ-ళ-ళ-ి ద-హ-గ- ల-ద- ------------------- వాళ్ళకి దాహంగా లేదు 0
V--ḷa-- -āhaṅgā --du V______ d______ l___ V-ḷ-a-i d-h-ṅ-ā l-d- -------------------- Vāḷḷaki dāhaṅgā lēdu

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