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Feelings

Feelings

56 [seksoghalvtreds]

Følelser

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to feel like / want to ha-- l--t h___ l___ h-v- l-s- --------- have lyst 0
We feel like. / We want to. Vi har-l-s-. V_ h__ l____ V- h-r l-s-. ------------ Vi har lyst. 0
We don’t feel like. / We do’t want to. V- h-- -kk- l-st. V_ h__ i___ l____ V- h-r i-k- l-s-. ----------------- Vi har ikke lyst. 0
to be afraid v-r- b-nge v___ b____ v-r- b-n-e ---------- være bange 0
I’m afraid. J---er--a---. J__ e_ b_____ J-g e- b-n-e- ------------- Jeg er bange. 0
I am not afraid. Jeg e--i-ke-ba-ge J__ e_ i___ b____ J-g e- i-k- b-n-e ----------------- Jeg er ikke bange 0
to have time ha-e -id h___ t__ h-v- t-d -------- have tid 0
He has time. Han--ar--id. H__ h__ t___ H-n h-r t-d- ------------ Han har tid. 0
He has no time. H-- ha- ---- --d. H__ h__ i___ t___ H-n h-r i-k- t-d- ----------------- Han har ikke tid. 0
to be bored k-d--s-g k___ s__ k-d- s-g -------- kede sig 0
She is bored. Hun---de- ---. H__ k____ s___ H-n k-d-r s-g- -------------- Hun keder sig. 0
She is not bored. H-- ked-r si--ikke. H__ k____ s__ i____ H-n k-d-r s-g i-k-. ------------------- Hun keder sig ikke. 0
to be hungry vær- s-lten v___ s_____ v-r- s-l-e- ----------- være sulten 0
Are you hungry? E- I --l-ne? E_ I s______ E- I s-l-n-? ------------ Er I sultne? 0
Aren’t you hungry? E-----k---su-tne? E_ I i___ s______ E- I i-k- s-l-n-? ----------------- Er I ikke sultne? 0
to be thirsty væ-e tø----g v___ t______ v-r- t-r-t-g ------------ være tørstig 0
They are thirsty. D- er -ør--i-e. D_ e_ t________ D- e- t-r-t-g-. --------------- De er tørstige. 0
They are not thirsty. D- -r-ik-e----st--e. D_ e_ i___ t________ D- e- i-k- t-r-t-g-. -------------------- De er ikke tørstige. 0

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