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1 [one]

People

People

1 [один]

1 [odyn]

Особи

[Osoby]

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I ЯЯ Я Я - Я 0
Y- Y_ Y- -- YA
I and you я-і ти я і т_ я і т- ------ я і ти 0
ya --ty y_ i t_ y- i t- ------- ya i ty
both of us м--о-и-в--/-о-и--і м_ о_____ / о_____ м- о-и-в- / о-и-в- ------------------ ми обидва / обидві 0
my---ydv----oby-vi m_ o_____ / o_____ m- o-y-v- / o-y-v- ------------------ my obydva / obydvi
he Він В__ В-н --- Він 0
Vin V__ V-n --- Vin
he and she в-н-і в--а в__ і в___ в-н і в-н- ---------- він і вона 0
v-n-i -ona v__ i v___ v-n i v-n- ---------- vin i vona
they both в-ни--бидв--- о----і в___ о_____ / о_____ в-н- о-и-в- / о-и-в- -------------------- вони обидва / обидві 0
v-----bydv- --obyd-i v___ o_____ / o_____ v-n- o-y-v- / o-y-v- -------------------- vony obydva / obydvi
the man Чо-о--к Ч______ Ч-л-в-к ------- Чоловік 0
Ch-l---k C_______ C-o-o-i- -------- Cholovik
the woman Жі--а Ж____ Ж-н-а ----- Жінка 0
Zhinka Z_____ Z-i-k- ------ Zhinka
the child Дитина Д_____ Д-т-н- ------ Дитина 0
Dy-y-a D_____ D-t-n- ------ Dytyna
a family сі--я с____ с-м-я ----- сім’я 0
s---ya s_____ s-m-y- ------ simʺya
my family мо-----’я м__ с____ м-я с-м-я --------- моя сім’я 0
m-ya-s-mʺ-a m___ s_____ m-y- s-m-y- ----------- moya simʺya
My family is here. М-я-сім’----т. М__ с____ т___ М-я с-м-я т-т- -------------- Моя сім’я тут. 0
M--- -im--a t--. M___ s_____ t___ M-y- s-m-y- t-t- ---------------- Moya simʺya tut.
I am here. Я ---. Я т___ Я т-т- ------ Я тут. 0
Y- tut. Y_ t___ Y- t-t- ------- YA tut.
You are here. Т- -ут. Т_ т___ Т- т-т- ------- Ти тут. 0
T---u-. T_ t___ T- t-t- ------- Ty tut.
He is here and she is here. Він т-- - вона --т. В__ т__ і в___ т___ В-н т-т і в-н- т-т- ------------------- Він тут і вона тут. 0
Vi------- vona -u-. V__ t__ i v___ t___ V-n t-t i v-n- t-t- ------------------- Vin tut i vona tut.
We are here. Ми----. М_ т___ М- т-т- ------- Ми тут. 0
M- --t. M_ t___ M- t-t- ------- My tut.
You are here. В-----. В_ т___ В- т-т- ------- Ви тут. 0
V---ut. V_ t___ V- t-t- ------- Vy tut.
They are all here. В--- ----т--. В___ в__ т___ В-н- в-і т-т- ------------- Вони всі тут. 0
V-n- v-i--ut. V___ v__ t___ V-n- v-i t-t- ------------- Vony vsi tut.

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