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already – not yet no--ns------ a-d--g n_________ – a_____ n-g-n-i-d- – a-d-i- ------------------- nogensinde – aldrig 0
Have you already been to Berlin? Har--- n--en-in-e-v-r-- - ---li-? H__ d_ n_________ v____ i B______ H-r d- n-g-n-i-d- v-r-t i B-r-i-? --------------------------------- Har du nogensinde været i Berlin? 0
No, not yet. Ne-----d---. N___ a______ N-j- a-d-i-. ------------ Nej, aldrig. 0
someone – no one n--e- - in-en n____ – i____ n-g-n – i-g-n ------------- nogen – ingen 0
Do you know someone here? K-nder--u---gen--e-? K_____ d_ n____ h___ K-n-e- d- n-g-n h-r- -------------------- Kender du nogen her? 0
No, I don’t know anyone here. N--- --- k--d--------. N___ j__ k_____ i_____ N-j- j-g k-n-e- i-g-n- ---------------------- Nej, jeg kender ingen. 0
a little longer – not much longer en--u---i--e m-re e____ – i___ m___ e-d-u – i-k- m-r- ----------------- endnu – ikke mere 0
Will you stay here a little longer? B---er d--her l-ng- en--u? B_____ d_ h__ l____ e_____ B-i-e- d- h-r l-n-e e-d-u- -------------------------- Bliver du her længe endnu? 0
No, I won’t stay here much longer. N----jeg bli--- -er-i-ke me--------e-e. N___ j__ b_____ h__ i___ m____ l_______ N-j- j-g b-i-e- h-r i-k- m-g-t l-n-e-e- --------------------------------------- Nej, jeg bliver her ikke meget længere. 0
something else – nothing else nog-- mer----i-k-----e n____ m___ – i___ m___ n-g-t m-r- – i-k- m-r- ---------------------- noget mere – ikke mere 0
Would you like to drink something else? V---d--h-v- no-e--mer--at ---k--? V__ d_ h___ n____ m___ a_ d______ V-l d- h-v- n-g-t m-r- a- d-i-k-? --------------------------------- Vil du have noget mere at drikke? 0
No, I don’t want anything else. Ne- tak- jeg---l-ikke -av----re. N__ t___ j__ v__ i___ h___ m____ N-j t-k- j-g v-l i-k- h-v- m-r-. -------------------------------- Nej tak, jeg vil ikke have mere. 0
something already – nothing yet alle--de-n--e--- ikke noge- e-dnu a_______ n____ – i___ n____ e____ a-l-r-d- n-g-t – i-k- n-g-t e-d-u --------------------------------- allerede noget – ikke noget endnu 0
Have you already eaten something? H-r--u a---re-- spi-t-n-ge-? H__ d_ a_______ s____ n_____ H-r d- a-l-r-d- s-i-t n-g-t- ---------------------------- Har du allerede spist noget? 0
No, I haven’t eaten anything yet. N-j- -eg-----ikke sp-st----et-e---u. N___ j__ h__ i___ s____ n____ e_____ N-j- j-g h-r i-k- s-i-t n-g-t e-d-u- ------------------------------------ Nej, jeg har ikke spist noget endnu. 0
someone else – no one else f-ere ---k-e fl-re f____ – i___ f____ f-e-e – i-k- f-e-e ------------------ flere – ikke flere 0
Does anyone else want a coffee? Er -er----re- der-v-- -ave--af-e? E_ d__ f_____ d__ v__ h___ k_____ E- d-r f-e-e- d-r v-l h-v- k-f-e- --------------------------------- Er der flere, der vil have kaffe? 0
No, no one else. Nej, ik-- -l---. N___ i___ f_____ N-j- i-k- f-e-e- ---------------- Nej, ikke flere. 0

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