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already – not yet a-guna --- –-n--ca a_____ v__ – n____ a-g-n- v-z – n-n-a ------------------ alguna vez – nunca
Have you already been to Berlin? ¿Ha-esta-o--usted- a-gun------e- --r---? ¿__ e_____ (______ a_____ v__ e_ B______ ¿-a e-t-d- (-s-e-) a-g-n- v-z e- B-r-í-? ---------------------------------------- ¿Ha estado (usted) alguna vez en Berlín?
No, not yet. No---u---. N__ n_____ N-, n-n-a- ---------- No, nunca.
someone – no one alg-ie- - na-ie a______ – n____ a-g-i-n – n-d-e --------------- alguien – nadie
Do you know someone here? ¿-o-o-e (-s--d) - -lguien -q-í? ¿______ (______ a a______ a____ ¿-o-o-e (-s-e-) a a-g-i-n a-u-? ------------------------------- ¿Conoce (usted) a alguien aquí?
No, I don’t know anyone here. No- --u- no c---zc- - -----. N__ a___ n_ c______ a n_____ N-, a-u- n- c-n-z-o a n-d-e- ---------------------------- No, aquí no conozco a nadie.
a little longer – not much longer a-- – ya no a__ – y_ n_ a-n – y- n- ----------- aún – ya no
Will you stay here a little longer? ¿-e quedará--u--e-- aú--m------i--p- aq--? ¿__ q______ (______ a__ m____ t_____ a____ ¿-e q-e-a-á (-s-e-) a-n m-c-o t-e-p- a-u-? ------------------------------------------ ¿Se quedará (usted) aún mucho tiempo aquí?
No, I won’t stay here much longer. No,--a-n---- ---da-é-m----ie-po. N__ y_ n_ m_ q______ m__ t______ N-, y- n- m- q-e-a-é m-s t-e-p-. -------------------------------- No, ya no me quedaré más tiempo.
something else – nothing else al-o--ás – ---a -ás a___ m__ – n___ m__ a-g- m-s – n-d- m-s ------------------- algo más – nada más
Would you like to drink something else? ¿-u-er----sted)-toma- -l---m-s? ¿______ (______ t____ a___ m___ ¿-u-e-e (-s-e-) t-m-r a-g- m-s- ------------------------------- ¿Quiere (usted) tomar algo más?
No, I don’t want anything else. No--n--q----o-na----á-. N__ n_ q_____ n___ m___ N-, n- q-i-r- n-d- m-s- ----------------------- No, no quiero nada más.
something already – nothing yet y- ..---l-o-----d---a----ún---.--a-a y_ .__ a___ – t______ / a__ .__ n___ y- .-. a-g- – t-d-v-a / a-n .-. n-d- ------------------------------------ ya ... algo – todavía / aún ... nada
Have you already eaten something? ¿Ya-ha co-i-o (-s-ed)-a---? ¿__ h_ c_____ (______ a____ ¿-a h- c-m-d- (-s-e-) a-g-? --------------------------- ¿Ya ha comido (usted) algo?
No, I haven’t eaten anything yet. N-,----a-ía----ún--- he-c-m--o nada. N__ t______ / a__ n_ h_ c_____ n____ N-, t-d-v-a / a-n n- h- c-m-d- n-d-. ------------------------------------ No, todavía / aún no he comido nada.
someone else – no one else al-ui-n -ás-- n---e m-s a______ m__ – n____ m__ a-g-i-n m-s – n-d-e m-s ----------------------- alguien más – nadie más
Does anyone else want a coffee? ¿Q--e-e-al-u-en --s-un café? ¿______ a______ m__ u_ c____ ¿-u-e-e a-g-i-n m-s u- c-f-? ---------------------------- ¿Quiere alguien más un café?
No, no one else. No---adie --s. N__ n____ m___ N-, n-d-e m-s- -------------- No, nadie más.

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