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65 [sixty-five]

Negation 2

Negation 2

65 [soixante-cinq]

Négation 2

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Is the ring expensive? Es--c- qu- la ----- e-t-c---e ? Est-ce que la bague est chère ? E-t-c- q-e l- b-g-e e-t c-è-e ? ------------------------------- Est-ce que la bague est chère ? 0
No, it costs only one hundred Euros. Non-----e-ne-co-t----- c--t -ur-. Non, elle ne coûte que cent Euro. N-n- e-l- n- c-û-e q-e c-n- E-r-. --------------------------------- Non, elle ne coûte que cent Euro. 0
But I have only fifty. M-i---j’en ai---ul-m-nt----q--n--. Mais, j’en ai seulement cinquante. M-i-, j-e- a- s-u-e-e-t c-n-u-n-e- ---------------------------------- Mais, j’en ai seulement cinquante. 0
Are you finished? As--u-d----te------? As-tu déjà terminé ? A---u d-j- t-r-i-é ? -------------------- As-tu déjà terminé ? 0
No, not yet. N--,-pas -nc-re. Non, pas encore. N-n- p-s e-c-r-. ---------------- Non, pas encore. 0
But I’ll be finished soon. Ma-- ---ura-----ent-t -in-. Mais j’aurais bientôt fini. M-i- j-a-r-i- b-e-t-t f-n-. --------------------------- Mais j’aurais bientôt fini. 0
Do you want some more soup? V-ux-tu----o-e de----so--e ? Veux-tu encore de la soupe ? V-u---u e-c-r- d- l- s-u-e ? ---------------------------- Veux-tu encore de la soupe ? 0
No, I don’t want anymore. No-, je n----ve-x plus. Non, je n’en veux plus. N-n- j- n-e- v-u- p-u-. ----------------------- Non, je n’en veux plus. 0
But another ice cream. M-i-, -------u-e-g-a--. Mais, encore une glace. M-i-, e-c-r- u-e g-a-e- ----------------------- Mais, encore une glace. 0
Have you lived here long? H-b--e--t--depuis-l-ngt--ps i-i ? Habites-tu depuis longtemps ici ? H-b-t-s-t- d-p-i- l-n-t-m-s i-i ? --------------------------------- Habites-tu depuis longtemps ici ? 0
No, only for a month. Non, -ust--un----s. Non, juste un mois. N-n- j-s-e u- m-i-. ------------------- Non, juste un mois. 0
But I already know a lot of people. Mai---e---nn-is----- -e--c-u- d-----s--n-s. Mais je connais déjà beaucoup de personnes. M-i- j- c-n-a-s d-j- b-a-c-u- d- p-r-o-n-s- ------------------------------------------- Mais je connais déjà beaucoup de personnes. 0
Are you driving home tomorrow? V---tu-à-------s-n-dema---? Vas-tu à la maison demain ? V-s-t- à l- m-i-o- d-m-i- ? --------------------------- Vas-tu à la maison demain ? 0
No, only on the weekend. N--,----lem-n------eek--n-. Non, seulement en week-end. N-n- s-u-e-e-t e- w-e---n-. --------------------------- Non, seulement en week-end. 0
But I will be back on Sunday. M-i--j--r-ntre-déjà di-a-c-e. Mais je rentre déjà dimanche. M-i- j- r-n-r- d-j- d-m-n-h-. ----------------------------- Mais je rentre déjà dimanche. 0
Is your daughter an adult? Est-ce -------fil-- es- d-j--u-e a--l-- ? Est-ce que ta fille est déjà une adulte ? E-t-c- q-e t- f-l-e e-t d-j- u-e a-u-t- ? ----------------------------------------- Est-ce que ta fille est déjà une adulte ? 0
No, she is only seventeen. Non, --le-- s----m--t -ix-se-t -n-. Non, elle a seulement dix-sept ans. N-n- e-l- a s-u-e-e-t d-x-s-p- a-s- ----------------------------------- Non, elle a seulement dix-sept ans. 0
But she already has a boyfriend. M--- ell- --d-----n pet-- a--. Mais elle a déjà un petit ami. M-i- e-l- a d-j- u- p-t-t a-i- ------------------------------ Mais elle a déjà un petit ami. 0

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