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already – not yet jo--err-- ---i--o-k-an j_ k_____ – e_ k______ j- k-r-a- – e- k-s-a-n ---------------------- jo kerran – ei koskaan 0
Have you already been to Berlin? Ol-----o ------ran ol--e- Ber-i---s-ä? O_______ j_ k_____ o_____ B___________ O-e-t-k- j- k-r-a- o-l-e- B-r-i-n-s-ä- -------------------------------------- Oletteko jo kerran olleet Berliinissä? 0
No, not yet. E-,-en -o-----. E__ e_ k_______ E-, e- k-s-a-n- --------------- En, en koskaan. 0
someone – no one joku---e---u--an j___ – e_ k_____ j-k- – e- k-k-a- ---------------- joku – ei kukaan 0
Do you know someone here? Tun---t-k- -ä-l-- -o-kun? T_________ t_____ j______ T-n-e-t-k- t-ä-t- j-n-u-? ------------------------- Tunnetteko täältä jonkun? 0
No, I don’t know anyone here. E-, ---tu-ne----l-ä k----n. E__ e_ t____ t_____ k______ E-, e- t-n-e t-ä-t- k-t-ä-. --------------------------- En, en tunne täältä ketään. 0
a little longer – not much longer vielä-– -- e-ää v____ – e_ e___ v-e-ä – e- e-ä- --------------- vielä – ei enää 0
Will you stay here a little longer? Jäät-ek----e-ä p-t----i--i-a- -ä-ne? J_______ v____ p_______ a____ t_____ J-ä-t-k- v-e-ä p-t-ä-s- a-k-a t-n-e- ------------------------------------ Jäättekö vielä pitkäksi aikaa tänne? 0
No, I won’t stay here much longer. E-,--n j-- en-ä-pi-käksi -ika- tän--. E__ e_ j__ e___ p_______ a____ t_____ E-, e- j-ä e-ä- p-t-ä-s- a-k-a t-n-e- ------------------------------------- En, en jää enää pitkäksi aikaa tänne. 0
something else – nothing else vi-lä jo-a---– e- e--- -i---n v____ j_____ – e_ e___ m_____ v-e-ä j-t-i- – e- e-ä- m-t-ä- ----------------------------- vielä jotain – ei enää mitään 0
Would you like to drink something else? H---at---o-j--da -i-lä-jot-in? H_________ j____ v____ j______ H-l-a-t-k- j-o-a v-e-ä j-t-i-? ------------------------------ Haluatteko juoda vielä jotain? 0
No, I don’t want anything else. En, -- -al-a--n-ä-mi-ää-. E__ e_ h____ e___ m______ E-, e- h-l-a e-ä- m-t-ä-. ------------------------- En, en halua enää mitään. 0
something already – nothing yet jo jot-in-- ----itään j_ j_____ – e_ m_____ j- j-t-i- – e- m-t-ä- --------------------- jo jotain – ei mitään 0
Have you already eaten something? O--tt----j---yön-e- j--a-n? O_______ j_ s______ j______ O-e-t-k- j- s-ö-e-t j-t-i-? --------------------------- Oletteko jo syöneet jotain? 0
No, I haven’t eaten anything yet. En---- --e s----- -i-l--------. E__ e_ o__ s_____ v____ m______ E-, e- o-e s-ö-y- v-e-ä m-t-ä-. ------------------------------- En, en ole syönyt vielä mitään. 0
someone else – no one else viel---ok- - ei e----k-kaan v____ j___ – e_ e___ k_____ v-e-ä j-k- – e- e-ä- k-k-a- --------------------------- vielä joku – ei enää kukaan 0
Does anyone else want a coffee? Ha-u-i--ko-joku --elä-k--v-a? H_________ j___ v____ k______ H-l-a-s-k- j-k- v-e-ä k-h-i-? ----------------------------- Haluaisiko joku vielä kahvia? 0
No, no one else. Ei, -i---ää k--a-n. E__ e_ e___ k______ E-, e- e-ä- k-k-a-. ------------------- Ei, ei enää kukaan. 0

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