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76 [seventy-six]

Giving reasons 2

Giving reasons 2

76 [sepdek ses]

pravigi ion 2

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Why didn’t you come? K-al vi--- ve--s? K___ v_ n_ v_____ K-a- v- n- v-n-s- ----------------- Kial vi ne venis? 0
I was ill. Mi es--s ----an-. M_ e____ m_______ M- e-t-s m-l-a-a- ----------------- Mi estis malsana. 0
I didn’t come because I was ill. M- ne v-n-s --r-mi--sti--ma-san-. M_ n_ v____ ĉ__ m_ e____ m_______ M- n- v-n-s ĉ-r m- e-t-s m-l-a-a- --------------------------------- Mi ne venis ĉar mi estis malsana. 0
Why didn’t she come? K----ŝ--n---en--? K___ ŝ_ n_ v_____ K-a- ŝ- n- v-n-s- ----------------- Kial ŝi ne venis? 0
She was tired. Ŝ- es-is -a--. Ŝ_ e____ l____ Ŝ- e-t-s l-c-. -------------- Ŝi estis laca. 0
She didn’t come because she was tired. Ŝi ne-ve--s-ĉ---ŝi es-i--laca. Ŝ_ n_ v____ ĉ__ ŝ_ e____ l____ Ŝ- n- v-n-s ĉ-r ŝ- e-t-s l-c-. ------------------------------ Ŝi ne venis ĉar ŝi estis laca. 0
Why didn’t he come? K-a-----n- v-n-s? K___ l_ n_ v_____ K-a- l- n- v-n-s- ----------------- Kial li ne venis? 0
He wasn’t interested. L--ne em-s. L_ n_ e____ L- n- e-i-. ----------- Li ne emis. 0
He didn’t come because he wasn’t interested. L- -e-ve-is --r li ne e--s. L_ n_ v____ ĉ__ l_ n_ e____ L- n- v-n-s ĉ-r l- n- e-i-. --------------------------- Li ne venis ĉar li ne emis. 0
Why didn’t you come? Kia--v--ne-----s? K___ v_ n_ v_____ K-a- v- n- v-n-s- ----------------- Kial vi ne venis? 0
Our car is damaged. Ni---ŭt- -ane-s. N__ a___ p______ N-a a-t- p-n-i-. ---------------- Nia aŭto paneis. 0
We didn’t come because our car is damaged. N- n- v-----ĉar--ia-aŭ-o pa-e--. N_ n_ v____ ĉ__ n__ a___ p______ N- n- v-n-s ĉ-r n-a a-t- p-n-i-. -------------------------------- Ni ne venis ĉar nia aŭto paneis. 0
Why didn’t the people come? Kia- -a h---j ne -e-is? K___ l_ h____ n_ v_____ K-a- l- h-m-j n- v-n-s- ----------------------- Kial la homoj ne venis? 0
They missed the train. I-i-m---r-fi- la-tra----. I__ m________ l_ t_______ I-i m-l-r-f-s l- t-a-n-n- ------------------------- Ili maltrafis la trajnon. 0
They didn’t come because they missed the train. I-i-ne--enis ĉ----l- m-lt-a-is la tr-j-on. I__ n_ v____ ĉ__ i__ m________ l_ t_______ I-i n- v-n-s ĉ-r i-i m-l-r-f-s l- t-a-n-n- ------------------------------------------ Ili ne venis ĉar ili maltrafis la trajnon. 0
Why didn’t you come? K--l vi-n- v--i-? K___ v_ n_ v_____ K-a- v- n- v-n-s- ----------------- Kial vi ne venis? 0
I was not allowed to. M- ---raj---. M_ n_ r______ M- n- r-j-i-. ------------- Mi ne rajtis. 0
I didn’t come because I was not allowed to. M- -e ve-is---r--- -- --jti-. M_ n_ v____ ĉ__ m_ n_ r______ M- n- v-n-s ĉ-r m- n- r-j-i-. ----------------------------- Mi ne venis ĉar mi ne rajtis. 0

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The indigenous languages of America

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