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65 [sixty-five]

Negation 2

Negation 2

65 [vyf en sestig]

Ontkenning 2

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Is the ring expensive? I- -ie-r----d---? I_ d__ r___ d____ I- d-e r-n- d-u-? ----------------- Is die ring duur? 0
No, it costs only one hundred Euros. Ne---dit-kos m-ar -et e-nho-d--d --r-. N___ d__ k__ m___ n__ e_________ E____ N-e- d-t k-s m-a- n-t e-n-o-d-r- E-r-. -------------------------------------- Nee, dit kos maar net eenhonderd Euro. 0
But I have only fifty. Ma-r-e----t n---v---i-. M___ e_ h__ n__ v______ M-a- e- h-t n-t v-f-i-. ----------------------- Maar ek het net vyftig. 0
Are you finished? I- jy -l -la--? I_ j_ a_ k_____ I- j- a- k-a-r- --------------- Is jy al klaar? 0
No, not yet. Nee, -og----. N___ n__ n___ N-e- n-g n-e- ------------- Nee, nog nie. 0
But I’ll be finished soon. Maa- e- --l --n--kor- k--a--we-s. M___ e_ s__ b________ k____ w____ M-a- e- s-l b-n-e-o-t k-a-r w-e-. --------------------------------- Maar ek sal binnekort klaar wees. 0
Do you want some more soup? Wi- j---o--s-p --? W__ j_ n__ s__ h__ W-l j- n-g s-p h-? ------------------ Wil jy nog sop hê? 0
No, I don’t want anymore. Nee--ek-w-l nie-m--r--- n-e. N___ e_ w__ n__ m___ h_ n___ N-e- e- w-l n-e m-e- h- n-e- ---------------------------- Nee, ek wil nie meer hê nie. 0
But another ice cream. Ma-- -og ’n-roo---. M___ n__ ’_ r______ M-a- n-g ’- r-o-y-. ------------------- Maar nog ’n roomys. 0
Have you lived here long? W--- j---l ---- h-er? W___ j_ a_ l___ h____ W-o- j- a- l-n- h-e-? --------------------- Woon jy al lank hier? 0
No, only for a month. N--,-no- --t ---m--n-. N___ n__ n__ ’_ m_____ N-e- n-g n-t ’- m-a-d- ---------------------- Nee, nog net ’n maand. 0
But I already know a lot of people. Maar-e- ken a- ba-- m-n-e. M___ e_ k__ a_ b___ m_____ M-a- e- k-n a- b-i- m-n-e- -------------------------- Maar ek ken al baie mense. 0
Are you driving home tomorrow? Ga-- -y môr- hu----oe --? G___ j_ m___ h___ t__ r__ G-a- j- m-r- h-i- t-e r-? ------------------------- Gaan jy môre huis toe ry? 0
No, only on the weekend. N--, ee-- -or-di---a-e-k. N___ e___ o__ d__ n______ N-e- e-r- o-r d-e n-w-e-. ------------------------- Nee, eers oor die naweek. 0
But I will be back on Sunday. M-a- -k -o- r-eds-So-dag -er-g. M___ e_ k__ r____ S_____ t_____ M-a- e- k-m r-e-s S-n-a- t-r-g- ------------------------------- Maar ek kom reeds Sondag terug. 0
Is your daughter an adult? I- j-u-d----r r--ds ’n--olwas-en-? I_ j__ d_____ r____ ’_ v__________ I- j-u d-g-e- r-e-s ’- v-l-a-s-n-? ---------------------------------- Is jou dogter reeds ’n volwassene? 0
No, she is only seventeen. N--- s---s--og-n----e-en-i-n. N___ s_ i_ n__ n__ s_________ N-e- s- i- n-g n-t s-w-n-i-n- ----------------------------- Nee, sy is nog net sewentien. 0
But she already has a boyfriend. Ma-r sy h---al----- ’--kê-e-. M___ s_ h__ a______ ’_ k_____ M-a- s- h-t a-r-e-s ’- k-r-l- ----------------------------- Maar sy het alreeds ’n kêrel. 0

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