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Adverbs

Adverbs

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Bijwoorden

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already – not yet al--en k-e--- --g-n--it a_ e__ k___ – n__ n____ a- e-n k-e- – n-g n-o-t ----------------------- al een keer – nog nooit 0
Have you already been to Berlin? Ben--- al een- i---e-l----gewee--? B___ u a_ e___ i_ B______ g_______ B-n- u a- e-n- i- B-r-i-n g-w-e-t- ---------------------------------- Bent u al eens in Berlijn geweest? 0
No, not yet. Nee----- n-o--. N___ n__ n_____ N-e- n-g n-o-t- --------------- Nee, nog nooit. 0
someone – no one iema-d - niem-nd i_____ – n______ i-m-n- – n-e-a-d ---------------- iemand – niemand 0
Do you know someone here? K-n-----i-r-ieman-? K___ u h___ i______ K-n- u h-e- i-m-n-? ------------------- Kent u hier iemand? 0
No, I don’t know anyone here. Nee, i- k-n-hie- -iemand. N___ i_ k__ h___ n_______ N-e- i- k-n h-e- n-e-a-d- ------------------------- Nee, ik ken hier niemand. 0
a little longer – not much longer nog – -----meer n__ – n___ m___ n-g – n-e- m-e- --------------- nog – niet meer 0
Will you stay here a little longer? B--j-- --nog-lang hi--? B_____ u n__ l___ h____ B-i-f- u n-g l-n- h-e-? ----------------------- Blijft u nog lang hier? 0
No, I won’t stay here much longer. N--- i- bli-f-h-er ni-t -a-g -ee-. N___ i_ b____ h___ n___ l___ m____ N-e- i- b-i-f h-e- n-e- l-n- m-e-. ---------------------------------- Nee, ik blijf hier niet lang meer. 0
something else – nothing else n-g----s --n-e---meer n__ i___ – n____ m___ n-g i-t- – n-e-s m-e- --------------------- nog iets – niets meer 0
Would you like to drink something else? Wil--u nog-i-t- dr---en? W___ u n__ i___ d_______ W-l- u n-g i-t- d-i-k-n- ------------------------ Wilt u nog iets drinken? 0
No, I don’t want anything else. Ne-- ik -il--ie-----er. N___ i_ w__ n____ m____ N-e- i- w-l n-e-s m-e-. ----------------------- Nee, ik wil niets meer. 0
something already – nothing yet a- iets-- nog-n-ets a_ i___ – n__ n____ a- i-t- – n-g n-e-s ------------------- al iets – nog niets 0
Have you already eaten something? H-e-- u a- -e-----ge-e-? H____ u a_ i___ g_______ H-e-t u a- i-t- g-g-t-n- ------------------------ Heeft u al iets gegeten? 0
No, I haven’t eaten anything yet. Ne----k-he- ----ni--- ge--t--. N___ i_ h__ n__ n____ g_______ N-e- i- h-b n-g n-e-s g-g-t-n- ------------------------------ Nee, ik heb nog niets gegeten. 0
someone else – no one else n-- ie-a-- – --em-n--meer n__ i_____ – n______ m___ n-g i-m-n- – n-e-a-d m-e- ------------------------- nog iemand – niemand meer 0
Does anyone else want a coffee? W----r -o---e---- e-- ---je --ff--? W__ e_ n__ i_____ e__ k____ k______ W-l e- n-g i-m-n- e-n k-p-e k-f-i-? ----------------------------------- Wil er nog iemand een kopje koffie? 0
No, no one else. N-e- n-e-----me-r. N___ n______ m____ N-e- n-e-a-d m-e-. ------------------ Nee, niemand meer. 0

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