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already – not yet ja------------ne j__ – a______ n_ j-m – a-k-r-ŭ n- ---------------- jam – ankoraŭ ne 0
Have you already been to Berlin? Ĉ- vi j------is--n-B--li--? Ĉ_ v_ j__ e____ e_ B_______ Ĉ- v- j-m e-t-s e- B-r-i-o- --------------------------- Ĉu vi jam estis en Berlino? 0
No, not yet. Ne, --k------e. N__ a______ n__ N-, a-k-r-ŭ n-. --------------- Ne, ankoraŭ ne. 0
someone – no one iu---n---u i_ – n____ i- – n-n-u ---------- iu – neniu 0
Do you know someone here? Ĉu-v--k-----i-n ------? Ĉ_ v_ k____ i__ ĉ______ Ĉ- v- k-n-s i-n ĉ---i-? ----------------------- Ĉu vi konas iun ĉi-tie? 0
No, I don’t know anyone here. Ne, m- ---as------n -i-tie. N__ m_ k____ n_____ ĉ______ N-, m- k-n-s n-n-u- ĉ---i-. --------------------------- Ne, mi konas neniun ĉi-tie. 0
a little longer – not much longer p------e---u p__ – n_ p__ p-u – n- p-u ------------ plu – ne plu 0
Will you stay here a little longer? Ĉ--v--p-u re-tas lo-ge ĉ--ti-? Ĉ_ v_ p__ r_____ l____ ĉ______ Ĉ- v- p-u r-s-a- l-n-e ĉ---i-? ------------------------------ Ĉu vi plu restas longe ĉi-tie? 0
No, I won’t stay here much longer. N-,-------p---r---a- ---ge-ĉ---i-. N__ m_ n_ p__ r_____ l____ ĉ______ N-, m- n- p-u r-s-a- l-n-e ĉ---i-. ---------------------------------- Ne, mi ne plu restas longe ĉi-tie. 0
something else – nothing else an-or-- i- ----n-- -li a______ i_ – n____ p__ a-k-r-ŭ i- – n-n-o p-i ---------------------- ankoraŭ io – nenio pli 0
Would you like to drink something else? Ĉ---- ------tri--- an---aŭ-io-? Ĉ_ v_ ŝ____ t_____ a______ i___ Ĉ- v- ŝ-t-s t-i-k- a-k-r-ŭ i-n- ------------------------------- Ĉu vi ŝatus trinki ankoraŭ ion? 0
No, I don’t want anything else. Ne---i dezi-a-----i-n--l-. N__ m_ d______ n_____ p___ N-, m- d-z-r-s n-n-o- p-i- -------------------------- Ne, mi deziras nenion pli. 0
something already – nothing yet ja- ---- ank-r-----n-o j__ i_ – a______ n____ j-m i- – a-k-r-ŭ n-n-o ---------------------- jam io – ankoraŭ nenio 0
Have you already eaten something? Ĉ--vi jam-ma--i- i-n? Ĉ_ v_ j__ m_____ i___ Ĉ- v- j-m m-n-i- i-n- --------------------- Ĉu vi jam manĝis ion? 0
No, I haven’t eaten anything yet. Ne- ---m--ĝi----kora- ne---n. N__ m_ m_____ a______ n______ N-, m- m-n-i- a-k-r-ŭ n-n-o-. ----------------------------- Ne, mi manĝis ankoraŭ nenion. 0
someone else – no one else ank--aŭ i- - ne--u---i a______ i_ – n____ p__ a-k-r-ŭ i- – n-n-u p-i ---------------------- ankoraŭ iu – neniu pli 0
Does anyone else want a coffee? Ĉ--a---r-ŭ--u-----s-k-f--? Ĉ_ a______ i_ ŝ____ k_____ Ĉ- a-k-r-ŭ i- ŝ-t-s k-f-n- -------------------------- Ĉu ankoraŭ iu ŝatus kafon? 0
No, no one else. N-- nen---pl-. N__ n____ p___ N-, n-n-u p-i- -------------- Ne, neniu pli. 0

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