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100 [one hundred]

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100 [een honderd]

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already – not yet Al---ntevore –-no- n---t A_ v________ – n__ n____ A- v-n-e-o-e – n-g n-o-t ------------------------ Al vantevore – nog nooit 0
Have you already been to Berlin? W-- - -l -antevo---i- B---y-? W__ u a_ v________ i_ B______ W-s u a- v-n-e-o-e i- B-r-y-? ----------------------------- Was u al vantevore in Berlyn? 0
No, not yet. N-e----g n-oi--nie. N___ n__ n____ n___ N-e- n-g n-o-t n-e- ------------------- Nee, nog nooit nie. 0
someone – no one iem-------ie-a-d i_____ – n______ i-m-n- – n-e-a-d ---------------- iemand – niemand 0
Do you know someone here? Ken ---e--n-----r? K__ u i_____ h____ K-n u i-m-n- h-e-? ------------------ Ken u iemand hier? 0
No, I don’t know anyone here. N-e--e- k-n--i-m--- hi-r-nie. N___ e_ k__ n______ h___ n___ N-e- e- k-n n-e-a-d h-e- n-e- ----------------------------- Nee, ek ken niemand hier nie. 0
a little longer – not much longer nog-–----- mee- --e n__ – n___ m___ n__ n-g – n-k- m-e- n-e ------------------- nog – niks meer nie 0
Will you stay here a little longer? G--n-u--o--l--k-hier bl-? G___ u n__ l___ h___ b___ G-a- u n-g l-n- h-e- b-y- ------------------------- Gaan u nog lank hier bly? 0
No, I won’t stay here much longer. N--,-e- gaan-n------l l-nger--ier-bl- -i-. N___ e_ g___ n__ v___ l_____ h___ b__ n___ N-e- e- g-a- n-e v-e- l-n-e- h-e- b-y n-e- ------------------------------------------ Nee, ek gaan nie veel langer hier bly nie. 0
something else – nothing else nog--ets – ni-s--------e n__ i___ – n___ m___ n__ n-g i-t- – n-k- m-e- n-e ------------------------ nog iets – niks meer nie 0
Would you like to drink something else? Wil-u n---ie-s -r-nk? W__ u n__ i___ d_____ W-l u n-g i-t- d-i-k- --------------------- Wil u nog iets drink? 0
No, I don’t want anything else. Nee--ek--i-----s-m-er--ê n-e. N___ e_ w__ n___ m___ h_ n___ N-e- e- w-l n-k- m-e- h- n-e- ----------------------------- Nee, ek wil niks meer hê nie. 0
something already – nothing yet a----ts --n-- ---s a_ i___ – n__ n___ a- i-t- – n-g n-k- ------------------ al iets – nog niks 0
Have you already eaten something? He--- a- -ets---ë-t? H__ u a_ i___ g_____ H-t u a- i-t- g-ë-t- -------------------- Het u al iets geëet? 0
No, I haven’t eaten anything yet. N-------het -og-niks-ge--t--ie. N___ e_ h__ n__ n___ g____ n___ N-e- e- h-t n-g n-k- g-ë-t n-e- ------------------------------- Nee, ek het nog niks geëet nie. 0
someone else – no one else nog ie---- – --em--- -e-r n__ i_____ – n______ m___ n-g i-m-n- – n-e-a-d m-e- ------------------------- nog iemand – niemand meer 0
Does anyone else want a coffee? Wi----g ie--n- k----e-hê? W__ n__ i_____ k_____ h__ W-l n-g i-m-n- k-f-i- h-? ------------------------- Wil nog iemand koffie hê? 0
No, no one else. N-------mand mee--nie. N___ n______ m___ n___ N-e- n-e-a-d m-e- n-e- ---------------------- Nee, niemand meer nie. 0

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