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93 [ninety-three]

Subordinate clauses: if

Subordinate clauses: if

93 [dreiundneunzig]

Nebensätze mit ob

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I don’t know if he loves me. I-- -e-----c-t,-o---r---c--li--t. I__ w___ n_____ o_ e_ m___ l_____ I-h w-i- n-c-t- o- e- m-c- l-e-t- --------------------------------- Ich weiß nicht, ob er mich liebt. 0
I don’t know if he’ll come back. I-h -----n-cht--o--er ---üc---mm-. I__ w___ n_____ o_ e_ z___________ I-h w-i- n-c-t- o- e- z-r-c-k-m-t- ---------------------------------- Ich weiß nicht, ob er zurückkommt. 0
I don’t know if he’ll call me. Ic--weiß-n-ch-,-o- er mi---a---ft. I__ w___ n_____ o_ e_ m___ a______ I-h w-i- n-c-t- o- e- m-c- a-r-f-. ---------------------------------- Ich weiß nicht, ob er mich anruft. 0
Maybe he doesn’t love me? Ob -- --ch-wo-- ----t? O_ e_ m___ w___ l_____ O- e- m-c- w-h- l-e-t- ---------------------- Ob er mich wohl liebt? 0
Maybe he won’t come back? Ob--r wo-- -urüc--omm-? O_ e_ w___ z___________ O- e- w-h- z-r-c-k-m-t- ----------------------- Ob er wohl zurückkommt? 0
Maybe he won’t call me? O- e- --c- -ohl a-r-f-? O_ e_ m___ w___ a______ O- e- m-c- w-h- a-r-f-? ----------------------- Ob er mich wohl anruft? 0
I wonder if he thinks about me. I-- fr--e mi-h,-ob--r a-------d-nk-. I__ f____ m____ o_ e_ a_ m___ d_____ I-h f-a-e m-c-, o- e- a- m-c- d-n-t- ------------------------------------ Ich frage mich, ob er an mich denkt. 0
I wonder if he has someone else. I-h--r----mich-----e- e-n--a--er--h--. I__ f____ m____ o_ e_ e___ a_____ h___ I-h f-a-e m-c-, o- e- e-n- a-d-r- h-t- -------------------------------------- Ich frage mich, ob er eine andere hat. 0
I wonder if he lies. Ich -rage mich- -b -r lü--. I__ f____ m____ o_ e_ l____ I-h f-a-e m-c-, o- e- l-g-. --------------------------- Ich frage mich, ob er lügt. 0
Maybe he thinks of me? O- -- -o-l-a----ch d-n-t? O_ e_ w___ a_ m___ d_____ O- e- w-h- a- m-c- d-n-t- ------------------------- Ob er wohl an mich denkt? 0
Maybe he has someone else? O- -r-w-h-----e-a-d-re----? O_ e_ w___ e___ a_____ h___ O- e- w-h- e-n- a-d-r- h-t- --------------------------- Ob er wohl eine andere hat? 0
Maybe he tells me the truth? O--e- -o-- die Wa-r-eit-s--t? O_ e_ w___ d__ W_______ s____ O- e- w-h- d-e W-h-h-i- s-g-? ----------------------------- Ob er wohl die Wahrheit sagt? 0
I doubt whether he really likes me. I-h zw-if-l---ob--- -i------kli-h----. I__ z________ o_ e_ m___ w_______ m___ I-h z-e-f-l-, o- e- m-c- w-r-l-c- m-g- -------------------------------------- Ich zweifele, ob er mich wirklich mag. 0
I doubt whether he’ll write to me. I-h--we-f--e---b -r m---s-h-eibt. I__ z________ o_ e_ m__ s________ I-h z-e-f-l-, o- e- m-r s-h-e-b-. --------------------------------- Ich zweifele, ob er mir schreibt. 0
I doubt whether he’ll marry me. Ic- -w---e--,----e--m-c---e-ra-et. I__ z________ o_ e_ m___ h________ I-h z-e-f-l-, o- e- m-c- h-i-a-e-. ---------------------------------- Ich zweifele, ob er mich heiratet. 0
Does he really like me? O- -- --c- ---l--i--lic- m--? O_ e_ m___ w___ w_______ m___ O- e- m-c- w-h- w-r-l-c- m-g- ----------------------------- Ob er mich wohl wirklich mag? 0
Will he write to me? Ob -r --r---h----hr-ibt? O_ e_ m__ w___ s________ O- e- m-r w-h- s-h-e-b-? ------------------------ Ob er mir wohl schreibt? 0
Will he marry me? O- e------ wo-- ---ra-e-? O_ e_ m___ w___ h________ O- e- m-c- w-h- h-i-a-e-? ------------------------- Ob er mich wohl heiratet? 0

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