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Adverbs

Adverbs

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Adverbes

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already – not yet d--- – -as --co-e d___ – p__ e_____ d-j- – p-s e-c-r- ----------------- déjà – pas encore 0
Have you already been to Berlin? A-e---ou--d-j----- --Be--in-? A________ d___ é__ à B_____ ? A-e---o-s d-j- é-é à B-r-i- ? ----------------------------- Avez-vous déjà été à Berlin ? 0
No, not yet. N-n- --s ---or-. N___ p__ e______ N-n- p-s e-c-r-. ---------------- Non, pas encore. 0
someone – no one qu----’-n-–-p---on-e q________ – p_______ q-e-q-’-n – p-r-o-n- -------------------- quelqu’un – personne 0
Do you know someone here? C-nna-ss------- q--l-u’-n ici ? C______________ q________ i__ ? C-n-a-s-e---o-s q-e-q-’-n i-i ? ------------------------------- Connaissez-vous quelqu’un ici ? 0
No, I don’t know anyone here. N--,-je -e---n---s pe--o----i--. N___ j_ n_ c______ p_______ i___ N-n- j- n- c-n-a-s p-r-o-n- i-i- -------------------------------- Non, je ne connais personne ici. 0
a little longer – not much longer enc--- –----.-- pl-s e_____ – n_ .__ p___ e-c-r- – n- .-. p-u- -------------------- encore – ne ... plus 0
Will you stay here a little longer? Re-te--v-us----o-e---ngte--s ici-? R__________ e_____ l________ i__ ? R-s-e---o-s e-c-r- l-n-t-m-s i-i ? ---------------------------------- Restez-vous encore longtemps ici ? 0
No, I won’t stay here much longer. N-n, je -e -e-t--p--- ----tem-- i-i. N___ j_ n_ r____ p___ l________ i___ N-n- j- n- r-s-e p-u- l-n-t-m-s i-i- ------------------------------------ Non, je ne reste plus longtemps ici. 0
something else – nothing else e--o-e-q--lq-- c---- - p--- r-en e_____ q______ c____ – p___ r___ e-c-r- q-e-q-e c-o-e – p-u- r-e- -------------------------------- encore quelque chose – plus rien 0
Would you like to drink something else? Voul-z-v--- -nc-re boi-e-quel-ue c-o-e ? V__________ e_____ b____ q______ c____ ? V-u-e---o-s e-c-r- b-i-e q-e-q-e c-o-e ? ---------------------------------------- Voulez-vous encore boire quelque chose ? 0
No, I don’t want anything else. Non- j--n--dés-r-----s ----. N___ j_ n_ d_____ p___ r____ N-n- j- n- d-s-r- p-u- r-e-. ---------------------------- Non, je ne désire plus rien. 0
something already – nothing yet déjà--ue-q-- ch-s--– en-o-e r-en d___ q______ c____ – e_____ r___ d-j- q-e-q-e c-o-e – e-c-r- r-e- -------------------------------- déjà quelque chose – encore rien 0
Have you already eaten something? A-ez----- -----m-n-é-------e--h-se ? A________ d___ m____ q______ c____ ? A-e---o-s d-j- m-n-é q-e-q-e c-o-e ? ------------------------------------ Avez-vous déjà mangé quelque chose ? 0
No, I haven’t eaten anything yet. No----e -’-i en-or--rie- -an--. N___ j_ n___ e_____ r___ m_____ N-n- j- n-a- e-c-r- r-e- m-n-é- ------------------------------- Non, je n’ai encore rien mangé. 0
someone else – no one else e-c-re -----u--n-- -l-s-------ne e_____ q________ – p___ p_______ e-c-r- q-e-q-’-n – p-u- p-r-o-n- -------------------------------- encore quelqu’un – plus personne 0
Does anyone else want a coffee? E-t----q---q-----’-n v-u----t encore u- c----? E_____ q__ q________ v_______ e_____ u_ c___ ? E-t-c- q-e q-e-q-’-n v-u-r-i- e-c-r- u- c-f- ? ---------------------------------------------- Est-ce que quelqu’un voudrait encore un café ? 0
No, no one else. N--- ---- -e-so---. N___ p___ p________ N-n- p-u- p-r-o-n-. ------------------- Non, plus personne. 0

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