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93 [ninety-three]

Subordinate clauses: if

Subordinate clauses: if

93 [tasain da uku]

Ƙarƙashin ƙaidodi tare da ob

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I don’t know if he loves me. B---s--i b- k--ya-- -o---. B__ s___ b_ k_ y___ s_ n__ B-n s-n- b- k- y-n- s- n-. -------------------------- Ban sani ba ko yana so na. 0
I don’t know if he’ll come back. Ban---n--ba--o z-i ----. B__ s___ b_ k_ z__ d____ B-n s-n- b- k- z-i d-w-. ------------------------ Ban sani ba ko zai dawo. 0
I don’t know if he’ll call me. Ban s-----a--- y--kira --. B__ s___ b_ k_ y_ k___ n__ B-n s-n- b- k- y- k-r- n-. -------------------------- Ban sani ba ko ya kira ni. 0
Maybe he doesn’t love me? Y--a s-na? Y___ s____ Y-n- s-n-? ---------- Yana sona? 0
Maybe he won’t come back? Za- d-w-? Z__ d____ Z-i d-w-? --------- Zai dawo? 0
Maybe he won’t call me? Zai---r- ni? Z__ k___ n__ Z-i k-r- n-? ------------ Zai kira ni? 0
I wonder if he thinks about me. I-a mamaki--ko-y-na-t-na-in-. I__ m______ k_ y___ t________ I-a m-m-k-n k- y-n- t-n-n-n-. ----------------------------- Ina mamakin ko yana tunanina. 0
I wonder if he has someone else. I-a -am-k--k- -a----a --ni. I__ m_____ k_ y___ d_ w____ I-a m-m-k- k- y-n- d- w-n-. --------------------------- Ina mamaki ko yana da wani. 0
I wonder if he lies. In------k-n ko ----a----e-yi. I__ m______ k_ k____ y___ y__ I-a m-m-k-n k- k-r-a y-k- y-. ----------------------------- Ina mamakin ko karya yake yi. 0
Maybe he thinks of me? Y----tun-nin-? Y___ t________ Y-n- t-n-n-n-? -------------- Yana tunanina? 0
Maybe he has someone else? S-i- yana d--wa-i? S___ y___ d_ w____ S-i- y-n- d- w-n-? ------------------ Shin yana da wani? 0
Maybe he tells me the truth? Gas-i---yake fa-a? G______ y___ f____ G-s-i-a y-k- f-d-? ------------------ Gaskiya yake fada? 0
I doubt whether he really likes me. I-a ---kka -- y-n- -o ---da------. I__ s_____ k_ y___ s_ n_ d_ g_____ I-a s-a-k- k- y-n- s- n- d- g-s-e- ---------------------------------- Ina shakka ko yana so na da gaske. 0
I doubt whether he’ll write to me. In--s-a-k- ko z-i---bu-o min. I__ s_____ k_ z__ r_____ m___ I-a s-a-k- k- z-i r-b-t- m-n- ----------------------------- Ina shakka ko zai rubuto min. 0
I doubt whether he’ll marry me. Ina------- k- ----a-r---i. I__ s_____ k_ z__ a___ n__ I-a s-a-k- k- z-i a-r- n-. -------------------------- Ina shakka ko zai aure ni. 0
Does he really like me? K-n- ---m---in ya---s- -- -- gaske? K___ t________ y___ s_ n_ d_ g_____ K-n- t-a-m-n-n y-n- s- n- d- g-s-e- ----------------------------------- Kuna tsammanin yana so na da gaske? 0
Will he write to me? Z----u---o--i-? Z__ r_____ m___ Z-i r-b-t- m-n- --------------- Zai rubuto min? 0
Will he marry me? S--- zai -ur- --? S___ z__ a___ n__ S-i- z-i a-r- n-? ----------------- Shin zai aure ni? 0

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