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93 [ninety-three]

Subordinate clauses: if

Subordinate clauses: if

93 [drie en negentig]

Bysinne met of

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I don’t know if he loves me. E----e--ni- -- h--------- h-t---e. E_ w___ n__ o_ h_ m_ l___ h__ n___ E- w-e- n-e o- h- m- l-e- h-t n-e- ---------------------------------- Ek weet nie of hy my lief het nie. 0
I don’t know if he’ll come back. E----et nie ---hy-t-r--ko- --e. E_ w___ n__ o_ h_ t_______ n___ E- w-e- n-e o- h- t-r-g-o- n-e- ------------------------------- Ek weet nie of hy terugkom nie. 0
I don’t know if he’ll call me. Ek-we-- n-- -f -y m- sa--b----ie. E_ w___ n__ o_ h_ m_ s__ b__ n___ E- w-e- n-e o- h- m- s-l b-l n-e- --------------------------------- Ek weet nie of hy my sal bel nie. 0
Maybe he doesn’t love me? O--hy--y --l --ef---t? O_ h_ m_ w__ l___ h___ O- h- m- w-l l-e- h-t- ---------------------- Of hy my wel lief het? 0
Maybe he won’t come back? O- -- w-----r---om? O_ h_ w__ t________ O- h- w-l t-r-g-o-? ------------------- Of hy wel terugkom? 0
Maybe he won’t call me? Of h--m- wel-sal-bel? O_ h_ m_ w__ s__ b___ O- h- m- w-l s-l b-l- --------------------- Of hy my wel sal bel? 0
I wonder if he thinks about me. E--w---er ----y --n my-d---. E_ w_____ o_ h_ a__ m_ d____ E- w-n-e- o- h- a-n m- d-n-. ---------------------------- Ek wonder of hy aan my dink. 0
I wonder if he has someone else. Ek-----e--o--hy i--a-d a--e-- ---. E_ w_____ o_ h_ i_____ a_____ h___ E- w-n-e- o- h- i-m-n- a-d-r- h-t- ---------------------------------- Ek wonder of hy iemand anders het. 0
I wonder if he lies. E- w----r of--y --k. E_ w_____ o_ h_ j___ E- w-n-e- o- h- j-k- -------------------- Ek wonder of hy jok. 0
Maybe he thinks of me? O-----we----n my d-n-? O_ h_ w__ a__ m_ d____ O- h- w-l a-n m- d-n-? ---------------------- Of hy wel aan my dink? 0
Maybe he has someone else? Of hy -el -----d-an--rs --t? O_ h_ w__ i_____ a_____ h___ O- h- w-l i-m-n- a-d-r- h-t- ---------------------------- Of hy wel iemand anders het? 0
Maybe he tells me the truth? Of--- we- d-- --ar---d--ra--? O_ h_ w__ d__ w_______ p_____ O- h- w-l d-e w-a-h-i- p-a-t- ----------------------------- Of hy wel die waarheid praat? 0
I doubt whether he really likes me. Ek -wy--l of--y-w-r-l-k van--- -o-. E_ t_____ o_ h_ w______ v__ m_ h___ E- t-y-e- o- h- w-r-l-k v-n m- h-u- ----------------------------------- Ek twyfel of hy werklik van my hou. 0
I doubt whether he’ll write to me. Ek---yfe--of-hy--i-----g-an--k-yf. E_ t_____ o_ h_ v__ m_ g___ s_____ E- t-y-e- o- h- v-r m- g-a- s-r-f- ---------------------------------- Ek twyfel of hy vir my gaan skryf. 0
I doubt whether he’ll marry me. E- t-yf-l ---h--m-t--y---an -r-u. E_ t_____ o_ h_ m__ m_ g___ t____ E- t-y-e- o- h- m-t m- g-a- t-o-. --------------------------------- Ek twyfel of hy met my gaan trou. 0
Does he really like me? O- hy we--w--k-i----- ------? O_ h_ w__ w______ v__ m_ h___ O- h- w-l w-r-l-k v-n m- h-u- ----------------------------- Of hy wel werklik van my hou? 0
Will he write to me? O- h- w-l-----my --a---k---? O_ h_ w__ v__ m_ g___ s_____ O- h- w-l v-r m- g-a- s-r-f- ---------------------------- Of hy wel vir my gaan skryf? 0
Will he marry me? Of -y w-l --t--y-g--- -ro-? O_ h_ w__ m__ m_ g___ t____ O- h- w-l m-t m- g-a- t-o-? --------------------------- Of hy wel met my gaan trou? 0

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