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93 [ninety-three]

Subordinate clauses: if

Subordinate clauses: if

93 [naŭdek tri]

Subfrazoj kun ĉu

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I don’t know if he loves me. Mi-n- -c-a- ĉ- li --as-m--. M_ n_ s____ ĉ_ l_ a___ m___ M- n- s-i-s ĉ- l- a-a- m-n- --------------------------- Mi ne scias ĉu li amas min. 0
I don’t know if he’ll come back. Mi ---sc----ĉu-li -----o-. M_ n_ s____ ĉ_ l_ r_______ M- n- s-i-s ĉ- l- r-v-n-s- -------------------------- Mi ne scias ĉu li revenos. 0
I don’t know if he’ll call me. M--n--scia- -u-l- -oko---in. M_ n_ s____ ĉ_ l_ v____ m___ M- n- s-i-s ĉ- l- v-k-s m-n- ---------------------------- Mi ne scias ĉu li vokos min. 0
Maybe he doesn’t love me? Ĉu--- -b-e-am-- --n? Ĉ_ l_ e___ a___ m___ Ĉ- l- e-l- a-a- m-n- -------------------- Ĉu li eble amas min? 0
Maybe he won’t come back? Ĉ- li -bl--r-ve--s? Ĉ_ l_ e___ r_______ Ĉ- l- e-l- r-v-n-s- ------------------- Ĉu li eble revenos? 0
Maybe he won’t call me? Ĉ---i -ble---kos--i-? Ĉ_ l_ e___ v____ m___ Ĉ- l- e-l- v-k-s m-n- --------------------- Ĉu li eble vokos min? 0
I wonder if he thinks about me. M---em-n--s--i--ĉ---i-pe-s-- --- mi. M_ d_______ m__ ĉ_ l_ p_____ p__ m__ M- d-m-n-a- m-n ĉ- l- p-n-a- p-i m-. ------------------------------------ Mi demandas min ĉu li pensas pri mi. 0
I wonder if he has someone else. M- -e-an-as-m-- -- -- h---- iun---ian. M_ d_______ m__ ĉ_ l_ h____ i__ a_____ M- d-m-n-a- m-n ĉ- l- h-v-s i-n a-i-n- -------------------------------------- Mi demandas min ĉu li havas iun alian. 0
I wonder if he lies. M- -----da- -in-ĉ- l- -e-so-as. M_ d_______ m__ ĉ_ l_ m________ M- d-m-n-a- m-n ĉ- l- m-n-o-a-. ------------------------------- Mi demandas min ĉu li mensogas. 0
Maybe he thinks of me? Ĉu-li------p-n--- --i-m-? Ĉ_ l_ e___ p_____ p__ m__ Ĉ- l- e-l- p-n-a- p-i m-? ------------------------- Ĉu li eble pensas pri mi? 0
Maybe he has someone else? Ĉ- -- e--e--ava---un-al--n? Ĉ_ l_ e___ h____ i__ a_____ Ĉ- l- e-l- h-v-s i-n a-i-n- --------------------------- Ĉu li eble havas iun alian? 0
Maybe he tells me the truth? Ĉ---i-e----di-a---- -e-on? Ĉ_ l_ e___ d____ l_ v_____ Ĉ- l- e-l- d-r-s l- v-r-n- -------------------------- Ĉu li eble diras la veron? 0
I doubt whether he really likes me. Mi-du-as-ĉ---i---r- ----s mi-. M_ d____ ĉ_ l_ v___ ŝ____ m___ M- d-b-s ĉ- l- v-r- ŝ-t-s m-n- ------------------------------ Mi dubas ĉu li vere ŝatas min. 0
I doubt whether he’ll write to me. M--d---s------ s-r-b-- -- -i. M_ d____ ĉ_ l_ s______ a_ m__ M- d-b-s ĉ- l- s-r-b-s a- m-. ----------------------------- Mi dubas ĉu li skribos al mi. 0
I doubt whether he’ll marry me. M--d-ba------- ed--ĝ---je m-. M_ d____ ĉ_ l_ e______ j_ m__ M- d-b-s ĉ- l- e-z-ĝ-s j- m-. ----------------------------- Mi dubas ĉu li edziĝos je mi. 0
Does he really like me? Ĉu -i ------e---ŝa-a- min? Ĉ_ l_ e___ v___ ŝ____ m___ Ĉ- l- e-l- v-r- ŝ-t-s m-n- -------------------------- Ĉu li eble vere ŝatas min? 0
Will he write to me? Ĉu -i --l- s-ri--s ---m-? Ĉ_ l_ e___ s______ a_ m__ Ĉ- l- e-l- s-r-b-s a- m-? ------------------------- Ĉu li eble skribos al mi? 0
Will he marry me? Ĉu -- eble edziĝos-je-mi? Ĉ_ l_ e___ e______ j_ m__ Ĉ- l- e-l- e-z-ĝ-s j- m-? ------------------------- Ĉu li eble edziĝos je mi? 0

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