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Feelings

Feelings

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to feel like / want to m-- --uť-(na---e----nieč----b-ť) m__ c___ (__ n_____ n____ r_____ m-ť c-u- (-a n-e-o- n-e-o r-b-ť- -------------------------------- mať chuť (na niečo, niečo robiť) 0
We feel like. / We want to. M-me c--ť. M___ c____ M-m- c-u-. ---------- Máme chuť. 0
We don’t feel like. / We do’t want to. Nem--e c-uť. N_____ c____ N-m-m- c-u-. ------------ Nemáme chuť. 0
to be afraid mať st--ch m__ s_____ m-ť s-r-c- ---------- mať strach 0
I’m afraid. M------a-h- - B-----s-. M__ s______ / B____ s__ M-m s-r-c-. / B-j-m s-. ----------------------- Mám strach. / Bojím sa. 0
I am not afraid. N---m----dn- -tr--h. /---b-j----a. N____ ž_____ s______ / N______ s__ N-m-m ž-a-n- s-r-c-. / N-b-j-m s-. ---------------------------------- Nemám žiadny strach. / Nebojím sa. 0
to have time m----as m__ č__ m-ť č-s ------- mať čas 0
He has time. M- č--. M_ č___ M- č-s- ------- Má čas. 0
He has no time. Ne-- ---. N___ č___ N-m- č-s- --------- Nemá čas. 0
to be bored n--i- sa n____ s_ n-d-ť s- -------- nudiť sa 0
She is bored. Nud- --. N___ s__ N-d- s-. -------- Nudí sa. 0
She is not bored. N--udí sa. N_____ s__ N-n-d- s-. ---------- Nenudí sa. 0
to be hungry mať-hla-- b-- hla-ný m__ h____ b__ h_____ m-ť h-a-, b-ť h-a-n- -------------------- mať hlad, byť hladný 0
Are you hungry? Má-e -l-d? S-- --a-ní? M___ h____ S__ h______ M-t- h-a-? S-e h-a-n-? ---------------------- Máte hlad? Ste hladní? 0
Aren’t you hungry? Nem-te-hlad- --e---e---adn-? N_____ h____ N__ s__ h______ N-m-t- h-a-? N-e s-e h-a-n-? ---------------------------- Nemáte hlad? Nie ste hladní? 0
to be thirsty ma- -m--, b-- -m--ný m__ s____ b__ s_____ m-ť s-ä-, b-ť s-ä-n- -------------------- mať smäd, byť smädný 0
They are thirsty. Majú-sm-d--Sú -m--n-. M___ s____ S_ s______ M-j- s-ä-. S- s-ä-n-. --------------------- Majú smäd. Sú smädní. 0
They are not thirsty. N-m-j----äd- ------------í. N_____ s____ N__ s_ s______ N-m-j- s-ä-. N-e s- s-ä-n-. --------------------------- Nemajú smäd. Nie sú smädní. 0

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