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93 [ninety-three]

Subordinate clauses: if

Subordinate clauses: if

93 [nouăzeci şi trei]

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I don’t know if he loves me. N- ---u ---ă -- -u-eş--. N_ ş___ d___ m_ i_______ N- ş-i- d-c- m- i-b-ş-e- ------------------------ Nu ştiu dacă mă iubeşte. 0
I don’t know if he’ll come back. N- --i- d-că -- înto---e. N_ ş___ d___ s_ î________ N- ş-i- d-c- s- î-t-a-c-. ------------------------- Nu ştiu dacă se întoarce. 0
I don’t know if he’ll call me. N--şti---a-ă-m--s-n-. N_ ş___ d___ m_ s____ N- ş-i- d-c- m- s-n-. --------------------- Nu ştiu dacă mă sună. 0
Maybe he doesn’t love me? Oa----- iu-eş-e? O___ m_ i_______ O-r- m- i-b-ş-e- ---------------- Oare mă iubeşte? 0
Maybe he won’t come back? Oa-e --ne î-apoi? O___ v___ î______ O-r- v-n- î-a-o-? ----------------- Oare vine înapoi? 0
Maybe he won’t call me? O-r- -ă --n-? O___ m_ s____ O-r- m- s-n-? ------------- Oare mă sună? 0
I wonder if he thinks about me. Mă--nt--b d--- s- --ndeşt- la--i-e. M_ î_____ d___ s_ g_______ l_ m____ M- î-t-e- d-c- s- g-n-e-t- l- m-n-. ----------------------------------- Mă întreb dacă se gândeşte la mine. 0
I wonder if he has someone else. Mă-----e--d-----re-pe-al-c-ne-a. M_ î_____ d___ a__ p_ a_________ M- î-t-e- d-c- a-e p- a-t-i-e-a- -------------------------------- Mă întreb dacă are pe altcineva. 0
I wonder if he lies. Mă-într-b---c- -----. M_ î_____ d___ m_____ M- î-t-e- d-c- m-n-e- --------------------- Mă întreb dacă minte. 0
Maybe he thinks of me? Oar- se-g--de--e--a--in-? O___ s_ g_______ l_ m____ O-r- s- g-n-e-t- l- m-n-? ------------------------- Oare se gândeşte la mine? 0
Maybe he has someone else? Oar----e--e-a--cin---? O___ a__ p_ a_________ O-r- a-e p- a-t-i-e-a- ---------------------- Oare are pe altcineva? 0
Maybe he tells me the truth? Oa-e s-u-e -d---rul? O___ s____ a________ O-r- s-u-e a-e-ă-u-? -------------------- Oare spune adevărul? 0
I doubt whether he really likes me. M- î--o---c-c---- pl--- -- ----ă-at. M_ î_______ c_ m_ p____ c_ a________ M- î-d-i-s- c- m- p-a-e c- a-e-ă-a-. ------------------------------------ Mă îndoiesc că mă place cu adevărat. 0
I doubt whether he’ll write to me. M--îndoi-sc-că--mi -cr--. M_ î_______ c_ î__ s_____ M- î-d-i-s- c- î-i s-r-e- ------------------------- Mă îndoiesc că îmi scrie. 0
I doubt whether he’ll marry me. Mă-î-do---c că -e--ns--ră-cu-----. M_ î_______ c_ s_ î______ c_ m____ M- î-d-i-s- c- s- î-s-a-ă c- m-n-. ---------------------------------- Mă îndoiesc că se însoară cu mine. 0
Does he really like me? O--e--ă p-a-- -- a-e-ărat? O___ m_ p____ c_ a________ O-r- m- p-a-e c- a-e-ă-a-? -------------------------- Oare mă place cu adevărat? 0
Will he write to me? O--e---i -cr--? O___ î__ s_____ O-r- î-i s-r-e- --------------- Oare îmi scrie? 0
Will he marry me? Oa-- se înso--- -u -ine? O___ s_ î______ c_ m____ O-r- s- î-s-a-ă c- m-n-? ------------------------ Oare se însoară cu mine? 0

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