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already – not yet ju-- --n----– --t-e--u-agi j___ k_____ – m____ k_____ j-b- k-n-g- – m-t-e k-n-g- -------------------------- juba kunagi – mitte kunagi 0
Have you already been to Berlin? Ol----t---u------a-i-B-rli-n-- -----? O____ t_ j___ k_____ B________ o_____ O-e-e t- j-b- k-n-g- B-r-i-n-s o-n-d- ------------------------------------- Olete te juba kunagi Berliinis olnud? 0
No, not yet. E-, mi-te-ku--g-. E__ m____ k______ E-, m-t-e k-n-g-. ----------------- Ei, mitte kunagi. 0
someone – no one k-egi----it-e ke-gi k____ – m____ k____ k-e-i – m-t-e k-e-i ------------------- keegi – mitte keegi 0
Do you know someone here? Tu-nete -- s----k-d-g-? T______ t_ s___ k______ T-n-e-e t- s-i- k-d-g-? ----------------------- Tunnete te siin kedagi? 0
No, I don’t know anyone here. Ei--ma--- -un-e s-i- -i----k--a-i. E__ m_ e_ t____ s___ m____ k______ E-, m- e- t-n-e s-i- m-t-e k-d-g-. ---------------------------------- Ei, ma ei tunne siin mitte kedagi. 0
a little longer – not much longer vee----m-t-e -nam v___ – m____ e___ v-e- – m-t-e e-a- ----------------- veel – mitte enam 0
Will you stay here a little longer? J--t-----ve-l-kaua-s-s---? J____ t_ v___ k_____ s____ J-ä-e t- v-e- k-u-k- s-i-? -------------------------- Jääte te veel kauaks siia? 0
No, I won’t stay here much longer. Ei---a-ei-----en-m k-uaks-si-a. E__ m_ e_ j__ e___ k_____ s____ E-, m- e- j-ä e-a- k-u-k- s-i-. ------------------------------- Ei, ma ei jää enam kauaks siia. 0
something else – nothing else ve-- ----gi---ei --d--i v___ m_____ – e_ m_____ v-e- m-d-g- – e- m-d-g- ----------------------- veel midagi – ei midagi 0
Would you like to drink something else? Soovi-- ---ve-- --dagi ju--? S______ t_ v___ m_____ j____ S-o-i-e t- v-e- m-d-g- j-u-? ---------------------------- Soovite te veel midagi juua? 0
No, I don’t want anything else. Ei, -- ei-s-ov--en-m---d--i. E__ m_ e_ s____ e___ m______ E-, m- e- s-o-i e-a- m-d-g-. ---------------------------- Ei, ma ei soovi enam midagi. 0
something already – nothing yet juba --da-i –---t-- v--l j___ m_____ – m____ v___ j-b- m-d-g- – m-t-e v-e- ------------------------ juba midagi – mitte veel 0
Have you already eaten something? Ole----e -----m--a-- s-ö-u-? O____ t_ j___ m_____ s______ O-e-e t- j-b- m-d-g- s-ö-u-? ---------------------------- Olete te juba midagi söönud? 0
No, I haven’t eaten anything yet. E-,--- -- --e----l----a-i-s-----. E__ m_ e_ o__ v___ m_____ s______ E-, m- e- o-e v-e- m-d-g- s-ö-u-. --------------------------------- Ei, ma ei ole veel midagi söönud. 0
someone else – no one else v-el-k-e-i-–-mi--e-ke--i v___ k____ – m____ k____ v-e- k-e-i – m-t-e k-e-i ------------------------ veel keegi – mitte keegi 0
Does anyone else want a coffee? So-v-- ke-g- v-e- koh-i? S_____ k____ v___ k_____ S-o-i- k-e-i v-e- k-h-i- ------------------------ Soovib keegi veel kohvi? 0
No, no one else. Ei,--i-te k-e-i. E__ m____ k_____ E-, m-t-e k-e-i- ---------------- Ei, mitte keegi. 0

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