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91 [ninety-one]

Subordinate clauses: that 1

Subordinate clauses: that 1

91 [enaindevetdeset]

Odvisni stavki z da 1

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Perhaps the weather will get better tomorrow. Vr---------r-a j--r--b-lj--. V____ b_ m____ j____ b______ V-e-e b- m-r-a j-t-i b-l-š-. ---------------------------- Vreme bo morda jutri boljše. 0
How do you know that? Odk-- ves-e--o? O____ v____ t__ O-k-d v-s-e t-? --------------- Odkod veste to? 0
I hope that it gets better. U-am- d---o-bol--e. U____ d_ b_ b______ U-a-, d- b- b-l-š-. ------------------- Upam, da bo boljše. 0
He will definitely come. Pr---g-t-vo--r-de. P___ g_____ p_____ P-a- g-t-v- p-i-e- ------------------ Prav gotovo pride. 0
Are you sure? J- to-z-n----i--? J_ t_ z__________ J- t- z-n-s-j-v-? ----------------- Je to zanesljivo? 0
I know that he’ll come. V--, da-p---e. V___ d_ p_____ V-m- d- p-i-e- -------------- Vem, da pride. 0
He’ll definitely call. Z---t-v- -o---č-. Z_______ p_______ Z-g-t-v- p-k-i-e- ----------------- Zagotovo pokliče. 0
Really? Re---(---n-čno?) R___ (__________ R-s- (-e-n-č-o-) ---------------- Res? (Resnično?) 0
I believe that he’ll call. M-sli-,--a bo ----i--l. M______ d_ b_ p________ M-s-i-, d- b- p-k-i-a-. ----------------------- Mislim, da bo poklical. 0
The wine is definitely old. To-v-no----g--o---s-a--. T_ v___ j_ g_____ s_____ T- v-n- j- g-t-v- s-a-o- ------------------------ To vino je gotovo staro. 0
Do you know that for sure? V-ste t---otovo? V____ t_ g______ V-s-e t- g-t-v-? ---------------- Veste to gotovo? 0
I think that he is old. D-m---am---a j--sta--. D________ d_ j_ s_____ D-m-e-a-, d- j- s-a-o- ---------------------- Domnevam, da je staro. 0
Our boss is good-looking. N-š -e----b-- -z-l-d-. N__ š__ d____ i_______ N-š š-f d-b-o i-g-e-a- ---------------------- Naš šef dobro izgleda. 0
Do you think so? Se-vam----? S_ v__ z___ S- v-m z-i- ----------- Se vam zdi? 0
I find him very handsome. Zdi-se-----da-c--- z-------r- i------. Z__ s_ m__ d_ c___ z___ d____ i_______ Z-i s- m-, d- c-l- z-l- d-b-o i-g-e-a- -------------------------------------- Zdi se mi, da celo zelo dobro izgleda. 0
The boss definitely has a girlfriend. Šef---a -o-ov- -a-šn--p---o. Š__ i__ g_____ k_____ p_____ Š-f i-a g-t-v- k-k-n- p-n-o- ---------------------------- Šef ima gotovo kakšno punco. 0
Do you really think so? R-s -ak- -i--it-? R__ t___ m_______ R-s t-k- m-s-i-e- ----------------- Res tako mislite? 0
It is very possible that he has a girlfriend. Čist---o-oče (-o-n-)-je, d- --a --nco. Č____ m_____ (______ j__ d_ i__ p_____ Č-s-o m-g-č- (-o-n-) j-, d- i-a p-n-o- -------------------------------------- Čisto mogoče (možno) je, da ima punco. 0

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