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76 [seventy-six]

Giving reasons 2

Giving reasons 2

76 [sedmdesát šest]

zdůvodnění 2

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Why didn’t you come? Proč j-i-ne-řiš-l? P___ j__ n________ P-o- j-i n-p-i-e-? ------------------ Proč jsi nepřišel? 0
I was ill. B-l--se- ------ý. B__ j___ n_______ B-l j-e- n-m-c-ý- ----------------- Byl jsem nemocný. 0
I didn’t come because I was ill. Nep-i-e- -s-m- p-o--ž--jse--b-l--e-ocný. N_______ j____ p______ j___ b__ n_______ N-p-i-e- j-e-, p-o-o-e j-e- b-l n-m-c-ý- ---------------------------------------- Nepřišel jsem, protože jsem byl nemocný. 0
Why didn’t she come? Proč-------l-? P___ n________ P-o- n-p-i-l-? -------------- Proč nepřišla? 0
She was tired. Byla ---ve--. B___ u_______ B-l- u-a-e-á- ------------- Byla unavená. 0
She didn’t come because she was tired. Ne-----a- p--tož---yl--unav-ná. N________ p______ b___ u_______ N-p-i-l-, p-o-o-e b-l- u-a-e-á- ------------------------------- Nepřišla, protože byla unavená. 0
Why didn’t he come? Pr-č--e----e-? P___ n________ P-o- n-p-i-e-? -------------- Proč nepřišel? 0
He wasn’t interested. N----ělo--- mu. N_______ s_ m__ N-c-t-l- s- m-. --------------- Nechtělo se mu. 0
He didn’t come because he wasn’t interested. N--řiše----r-t-že-se -u -ec--ě-o. N________ p______ s_ m_ n________ N-p-i-e-, p-o-o-e s- m- n-c-t-l-. --------------------------------- Nepřišel, protože se mu nechtělo. 0
Why didn’t you come? Proč ---e ----i--i? P___ j___ n________ P-o- j-t- n-p-i-l-? ------------------- Proč jste nepřišli? 0
Our car is damaged. M-----ozbi-é a-t-. M___ r______ a____ M-m- r-z-i-é a-t-. ------------------ Máme rozbité auto. 0
We didn’t come because our car is damaged. N-p--šli js-e,-pr--o-e m----rozb--é-a---. N_______ j____ p______ m___ r______ a____ N-p-i-l- j-m-, p-o-o-e m-m- r-z-i-é a-t-. ----------------------------------------- Nepřišli jsme, protože máme rozbité auto. 0
Why didn’t the people come? P--č t-----é nep-i--i? P___ t_ l___ n________ P-o- t- l-d- n-p-i-l-? ---------------------- Proč ti lidé nepřišli? 0
They missed the train. U----j-m-vlak. U___ j__ v____ U-e- j-m v-a-. -------------- Ujel jim vlak. 0
They didn’t come because they missed the train. Ne-ř-š--, p------ jim-uj-l-vl-k. N________ p______ j__ u___ v____ N-p-i-l-, p-o-o-e j-m u-e- v-a-. -------------------------------- Nepřišli, protože jim ujel vlak. 0
Why didn’t you come? P-o- js------iš-l? P___ j__ n________ P-o- j-i n-p-i-e-? ------------------ Proč jsi nepřišel? 0
I was not allowed to. Ne-m-l--sem. N_____ j____ N-s-ě- j-e-. ------------ Nesměl jsem. 0
I didn’t come because I was not allowed to. Ne-řišel-js-m--p-o-o---j-em -e--ěl. N_______ j____ p______ j___ n______ N-p-i-e- j-e-, p-o-o-e j-e- n-s-ě-. ----------------------------------- Nepřišel jsem, protože jsem nesměl. 0

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The indigenous languages of America

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