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66 [sixty-six]

Possessive pronouns 1

Possessive pronouns 1

66 [şêst û şeş]

Cînavka xwedîtiyê 1

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I – my e----a-m-n e__ y_ m__ e-- y- m-n ---------- ez- ya min 0
I can’t find my key. E---if--ya x-- -ab---m. E_ m______ x__ n_______ E- m-f-e-a x-e n-b-n-m- ----------------------- Ez mifteya xwe nabînim. 0
I can’t find my ticket. Ez b-l-ta --- n-b--im. E_ b_____ x__ n_______ E- b-l-t- x-e n-b-n-m- ---------------------- Ez bilêta xwe nabînim. 0
you – your t----a--e t__ y_ t_ t-- y- t- --------- tu- ya te 0
Have you found your key? T- -if-ey- x-- -ît? T_ m______ x__ d___ T- m-f-e-a x-e d-t- ------------------- Te mifteya xwe dît? 0
Have you found your ticket? Te bil-ta--we--ît? T_ b_____ x__ d___ T- b-l-t- x-e d-t- ------------------ Te bilêta xwe dît? 0
he – his e----a--î e__ y_ w_ e-- y- w- --------- ew- ya wî 0
Do you know where his key is? Tu d-za---m--tey- -î-li-kû--e? T_ d_____ m______ w_ l_ k_ y__ T- d-z-n- m-f-e-a w- l- k- y-? ------------------------------ Tu dizanî mifteya wî li kû ye? 0
Do you know where his ticket is? T- c-h----------î--iz-n-? T_ c___ b_____ w_ d______ T- c-h- b-l-t- w- d-z-n-? ------------------------- Tu cihê bilêta wî dizanî? 0
she – her ew--ya-wê e__ y_ w_ e-- y- w- --------- ew- ya wê 0
Her money is gone. Per-y---ê -û. P_____ w_ ç__ P-r-y- w- ç-. ------------- Pereyê wê çû. 0
And her credit card is also gone. Û --r-a-w- -- --edi-ê jî-ç-. Û q____ w_ y_ q______ j_ ç__ Û q-r-a w- y- q-e-i-ê j- ç-. ---------------------------- Û qarta wê ye qrediyê jî çû. 0
we – our e- - ---me e_ - y_ m_ e- - y- m- ---------- em - ya me 0
Our grandfather is ill. Ba-î-- -e-n---e--e. B_____ m_ n_____ e_ B-p-r- m- n-x-e- e- ------------------- Bapîrê me nexweş e. 0
Our grandmother is healthy. Dapî-a-me b- --het -. D_____ m_ b_ s____ e_ D-p-r- m- b- s-h-t e- --------------------- Dapîra me bi sihet e. 0
you – your hû- - ya--e h__ - y_ w_ h-n - y- w- ----------- hûn - ya we 0
Children, where is your father? Z-rokn-, bavê -- -i -û-ye? Z_______ b___ w_ l_ k_ y__ Z-r-k-o- b-v- w- l- k- y-? -------------------------- Zarokno, bavê we li kû ye? 0
Children, where is your mother? Zar-k-o, d-y-k---e li--û-y-? Z_______ d_____ w_ l_ k_ y__ Z-r-k-o- d-y-k- w- l- k- y-? ---------------------------- Zarokno, dayîka we li kû ye? 0

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