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already – not yet o-di-------- -----n oldin - hech qachon o-d-n - h-c- q-c-o- ------------------- oldin - hech qachon 0
Have you already been to Berlin? S-z----h qa-h-n-Be-li-d- bolg--m--i-? Siz hech qachon Berlinda bolganmisiz? S-z h-c- q-c-o- B-r-i-d- b-l-a-m-s-z- ------------------------------------- Siz hech qachon Berlinda bolganmisiz? 0
No, not yet. Yoq--e-h---c-o-. Yoq hech qachon. Y-q h-c- q-c-o-. ---------------- Yoq hech qachon. 0
someone – no one k----- h-c--kim kimdir hech kim k-m-i- h-c- k-m --------------- kimdir hech kim 0
Do you know someone here? B- -erd---i-------t----s-z-i? Bu yerda kimnidir taniysizmi? B- y-r-a k-m-i-i- t-n-y-i-m-? ----------------------------- Bu yerda kimnidir taniysizmi? 0
No, I don’t know anyone here. Y-‘-- -en-----e--a---ch-----i-tan-m----n. Yo‘q, men bu yerda hech kimni tanimayman. Y-‘-, m-n b- y-r-a h-c- k-m-i t-n-m-y-a-. ----------------------------------------- Yo‘q, men bu yerda hech kimni tanimayman. 0
a little longer – not much longer h--i ------ y-q hali - endi yoq h-l- - e-d- y-q --------------- hali - endi yoq 0
Will you stay here a little longer? Bu -r---u-o--v-q- -u-a--zmi? Bu erda uzoq vaqt turasizmi? B- e-d- u-o- v-q- t-r-s-z-i- ---------------------------- Bu erda uzoq vaqt turasizmi? 0
No, I won’t stay here much longer. Yo----e- b- er-a---o- q-lm--m-n. Yoq, men bu erda uzoq qolmayman. Y-q- m-n b- e-d- u-o- q-l-a-m-n- -------------------------------- Yoq, men bu erda uzoq qolmayman. 0
something else – nothing else bos-qa -ar-a-----s--a--ec- na-sa boshqa narsa - boshqa hech narsa b-s-q- n-r-a - b-s-q- h-c- n-r-a -------------------------------- boshqa narsa - boshqa hech narsa 0
Would you like to drink something else? Y-n- -c-i-------ta------? Yana ichimlik istaysizmi? Y-n- i-h-m-i- i-t-y-i-m-? ------------------------- Yana ichimlik istaysizmi? 0
No, I don’t want anything else. Y-q--me- ---hq- -ech--ars--i x-h-ama-ma-. Yoq, men boshqa hech narsani xohlamayman. Y-q- m-n b-s-q- h-c- n-r-a-i x-h-a-a-m-n- ----------------------------------------- Yoq, men boshqa hech narsani xohlamayman. 0
something already – nothing yet n---d-- ------ hec--n-r-a nimadir - hali hech narsa n-m-d-r - h-l- h-c- n-r-a ------------------------- nimadir - hali hech narsa 0
Have you already eaten something? Si---a-i bi-o- -a--- ye-ing-zm-? Siz hali biror narsa yedingizmi? S-z h-l- b-r-r n-r-a y-d-n-i-m-? -------------------------------- Siz hali biror narsa yedingizmi? 0
No, I haven’t eaten anything yet. Yoq- m----ali hec- ----a--em--im. Yoq, men hali hech narsa yemadim. Y-q- m-n h-l- h-c- n-r-a y-m-d-m- --------------------------------- Yoq, men hali hech narsa yemadim. 0
someone else – no one else bo-hq- --rov-- -n-i-he-- k-m boshqa birov - endi hech kim b-s-q- b-r-v - e-d- h-c- k-m ---------------------------- boshqa birov - endi hech kim 0
Does anyone else want a coffee? K--d-r-q-h----s--ydi? Kimdir qahva istaydi? K-m-i- q-h-a i-t-y-i- --------------------- Kimdir qahva istaydi? 0
No, no one else. Y-q,-e--i--e---kim. Yoq, endi hech kim. Y-q- e-d- h-c- k-m- ------------------- Yoq, endi hech kim. 0

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