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already – not yet u- --dn-- –-ješ-- ni--y u_ j_____ – j____ n____ u- j-d-o- – j-š-ě n-k-y ----------------------- už jednou – ještě nikdy 0
Have you already been to Berlin? Byl - -----e u--ně-dy-- --r-í-ě? B__ / a j___ u_ n____ v B_______ B-l / a j-t- u- n-k-y v B-r-í-ě- -------------------------------- Byl / a jste už někdy v Berlíně? 0
No, not yet. Ne,-ješ-ě -i---. N__ j____ n_____ N-, j-š-ě n-k-y- ---------------- Ne, ještě nikdy. 0
someone – no one n---- – -ik-o n____ – n____ n-k-o – n-k-o ------------- někdo – nikdo 0
Do you know someone here? Z-át--tady------o? Z____ t___ n______ Z-á-e t-d- n-k-h-? ------------------ Znáte tady někoho? 0
No, I don’t know anyone here. N-,---zn-m tad- n-k--o. N__ n_____ t___ n______ N-, n-z-á- t-d- n-k-h-. ----------------------- Ne, neznám tady nikoho. 0
a little longer – not much longer ještě - u- ne j____ – u_ n_ j-š-ě – u- n- ------------- ještě – už ne 0
Will you stay here a little longer? Zůst-nete ---- --št-------o? Z________ t___ j____ d______ Z-s-a-e-e t-d- j-š-ě d-o-h-? ---------------------------- Zůstanete tady ještě dlouho? 0
No, I won’t stay here much longer. Ne,-nez--ta-- tady --ouho. N__ n________ t___ d______ N-, n-z-s-a-u t-d- d-o-h-. -------------------------- Ne, nezůstanu tady dlouho. 0
something else – nothing else j-š----ě-o---už nic j____ n___ – u_ n__ j-š-ě n-c- – u- n-c ------------------- ještě něco – už nic 0
Would you like to drink something else? Ch-e-e----tě---c--k--i--? C_____ j____ n___ k p____ C-c-t- j-š-ě n-c- k p-t-? ------------------------- Chcete ještě něco k pití? 0
No, I don’t want anything else. Ne, už --c-nechc-. N__ u_ n__ n______ N-, u- n-c n-c-c-. ------------------ Ne, už nic nechci. 0
something already – nothing yet už ně-o –---š-ě--ic u_ n___ – j____ n__ u- n-c- – j-š-ě n-c ------------------- už něco – ještě nic 0
Have you already eaten something? J--l - --d---j-t- -ž-něc-? J___ / j____ j___ u_ n____ J-d- / j-d-a j-t- u- n-c-? -------------------------- Jedl / jedla jste už něco? 0
No, I haven’t eaten anything yet. Ne----š---j--m -i--nejedl-- nej--l-. N__ j____ j___ n__ n_____ / n_______ N-, j-š-ě j-e- n-c n-j-d- / n-j-d-a- ------------------------------------ Ne, ještě jsem nic nejedl / nejedla. 0
someone else – no one else ješt- ------–-už n---o j____ n____ – u_ n____ j-š-ě n-k-o – u- n-k-o ---------------------- ještě někdo – už nikdo 0
Does anyone else want a coffee? Chce ---tě n-----k-v-? C___ j____ n____ k____ C-c- j-š-ě n-k-o k-v-? ---------------------- Chce ještě někdo kávu? 0
No, no one else. Ne, -- n-k-o. N__ u_ n_____ N-, u- n-k-o- ------------- Ne, už nikdo. 0

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