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82 [eighty-two]

Past tense 2

Past tense 2

82 [okdek du]

Is-tempo 2

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Did you have to call an ambulance? Ĉ- v--d-v-s -----am-u--n-on? Ĉ_ v_ d____ v___ a__________ Ĉ- v- d-v-s v-k- a-b-l-n-o-? ---------------------------- Ĉu vi devis voki ambulancon? 0
Did you have to call the doctor? Ĉ--v---ev-s--o-i ku-a---to-? Ĉ_ v_ d____ v___ k__________ Ĉ- v- d-v-s v-k- k-r-c-s-o-? ---------------------------- Ĉu vi devis voki kuraciston? 0
Did you have to call the police? Ĉ---i de-i----k---- p--i-o-? Ĉ_ v_ d____ v___ l_ p_______ Ĉ- v- d-v-s v-k- l- p-l-c-n- ---------------------------- Ĉu vi devis voki la policon? 0
Do you have the telephone number? I had it just now. Ĉ---i---v-s l--tele-on--me-on?--- ĵus- havis-ĝ-n. Ĉ_ v_ h____ l_ t______________ M_ ĵ___ h____ ĝ___ Ĉ- v- h-v-s l- t-l-f-n-u-e-o-? M- ĵ-s- h-v-s ĝ-n- ------------------------------------------------- Ĉu vi havas la telefonnumeron? Mi ĵuse havis ĝin. 0
Do you have the address? I had it just now. Ĉu vi ---a--la-a------- -----se h-vis ĝi-. Ĉ_ v_ h____ l_ a_______ M_ ĵ___ h____ ĝ___ Ĉ- v- h-v-s l- a-r-s-n- M- ĵ-s- h-v-s ĝ-n- ------------------------------------------ Ĉu vi havas la adreson? Mi ĵuse havis ĝin. 0
Do you have the city map? I had it just now. Ĉ--vi---va- -a---bom--o---Mi-ĵu-e -a-----i-. Ĉ_ v_ h____ l_ u_________ M_ ĵ___ h____ ĝ___ Ĉ- v- h-v-s l- u-b-m-p-n- M- ĵ-s- h-v-s ĝ-n- -------------------------------------------- Ĉu vi havas la urbomapon? Mi ĵuse havis ĝin. 0
Did he come on time? He could not come on time. Ĉ--l- -en-- -ku--t---Li-n---o------n- a-urat-. Ĉ_ l_ v____ a_______ L_ n_ p____ v___ a_______ Ĉ- l- v-n-s a-u-a-e- L- n- p-v-s v-n- a-u-a-e- ---------------------------------------------- Ĉu li venis akurate? Li ne povis veni akurate. 0
Did he find the way? He could not find the way. Ĉu-l- t-ov----a voj--? ---ne p-vi- ------la -o---. Ĉ_ l_ t_____ l_ v_____ L_ n_ p____ t____ l_ v_____ Ĉ- l- t-o-i- l- v-j-n- L- n- p-v-s t-o-i l- v-j-n- -------------------------------------------------- Ĉu li trovis la vojon? Li ne povis trovi la vojon. 0
Did he understand you? He could not understand me. Ĉu l---o--re--s-vi-? L--n---o--- k-mpre-i-mi-. Ĉ_ l_ k________ v___ L_ n_ p____ k_______ m___ Ĉ- l- k-m-r-n-s v-n- L- n- p-v-s k-m-r-n- m-n- ---------------------------------------------- Ĉu li komprenis vin? Li ne povis kompreni min. 0
Why could you not come on time? Kial-v---e--o-i--v-ni ak---te? K___ v_ n_ p____ v___ a_______ K-a- v- n- p-v-s v-n- a-u-a-e- ------------------------------ Kial vi ne povis veni akurate? 0
Why could you not find the way? Kial vi-n- -ov-- -rovi----v--on? K___ v_ n_ p____ t____ l_ v_____ K-a- v- n- p-v-s t-o-i l- v-j-n- -------------------------------- Kial vi ne povis trovi la vojon? 0
Why could you not understand him? Kia- -i-n---ovi- ko-pre-i--i-? K___ v_ n_ p____ k_______ l___ K-a- v- n- p-v-s k-m-r-n- l-n- ------------------------------ Kial vi ne povis kompreni lin? 0
I could not come on time because there were no buses. M- ne-----s --n--a---ate ĉa--n-n-u-bu-o---a----s. M_ n_ p____ v___ a______ ĉ__ n____ b___ t________ M- n- p-v-s v-n- a-u-a-e ĉ-r n-n-u b-s- t-a-i-i-. ------------------------------------------------- Mi ne povis veni akurate ĉar neniu buso trafikis. 0
I could not find the way because I had no city map. Mi-----r-vis la--oj-n -a- -i -- -av-s---bom--o-. M_ n_ t_____ l_ v____ ĉ__ m_ n_ h____ u_________ M- n- t-o-i- l- v-j-n ĉ-r m- n- h-v-s u-b-m-p-n- ------------------------------------------------ Mi ne trovis la vojon ĉar mi ne havis urbomapon. 0
I could not understand him because the music was so loud. Mi n---o-i- --m-reni-li----r-l--m--iko -stis-t-o---ŭt-. M_ n_ p____ k_______ l__ ĉ__ l_ m_____ e____ t__ l_____ M- n- p-v-s k-m-r-n- l-n ĉ-r l- m-z-k- e-t-s t-o l-ŭ-a- ------------------------------------------------------- Mi ne povis kompreni lin ĉar la muziko estis tro laŭta. 0
I had to take a taxi. Mi--e--- -r--i t-k-io-. M_ d____ p____ t_______ M- d-v-s p-e-i t-k-i-n- ----------------------- Mi devis preni taksion. 0
I had to buy a city map. M--d-vis--ĉ-ti-ur-oma-o-. M_ d____ a____ u_________ M- d-v-s a-e-i u-b-m-p-n- ------------------------- Mi devis aĉeti urbomapon. 0
I had to switch off the radio. M------s--alŝ-l---la--ad---ce-i-on. M_ d____ m_______ l_ r_____________ M- d-v-s m-l-a-t- l- r-d-r-c-v-l-n- ----------------------------------- Mi devis malŝalti la radiricevilon. 0

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