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100 [one hundred]

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maganganu

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already – not yet kaf-- - t----k-f-n k____ - t___ k____ k-f-n - t-b- k-f-n ------------------ kafin - taba kafin 0
Have you already been to Berlin? S--n-k-n t------wa -e---n? S___ k__ t___ z___ B______ S-i- k-n t-ɓ- z-w- B-r-i-? -------------------------- Shin kun taɓa zuwa Berlin? 0
No, not yet. Aa ta--. A_ t____ A- t-b-. -------- Aa taba. 0
someone – no one w-n--ba ko-a w___ b_ k___ w-n- b- k-w- ------------ wani ba kowa 0
Do you know someone here? Kun---n ko-- ---a-? K__ s__ k___ a n___ K-n s-n k-w- a n-n- ------------------- Kun san kowa a nan? 0
No, I don’t know anyone here. A---b-n sa- kowa--a-- na-. A__ b__ s__ k___ b_ a n___ A-, b-n s-n k-w- b- a n-n- -------------------------- Aa, ban san kowa ba a nan. 0
a little longer – not much longer h-r-y-nz-----a-u-k--a h__ y____ - b___ k___ h-r y-n-u - b-b- k-m- --------------------- har yanzu - babu kuma 0
Will you stay here a little longer? Ku-- -a-e -----? K___ d___ a n___ K-n- d-ɗ- a n-n- ---------------- Kuna daɗe a nan? 0
No, I won’t stay here much longer. A-, ---za- --ɗe da z-m--a-na- --. A__ b_ z__ d___ d_ z___ a n__ b__ A-, b- z-n d-ɗ- d- z-m- a n-n b-. --------------------------------- Aa, ba zan daɗe da zama a nan ba. 0
something else – nothing else wa-- --u-kum----ba--ome -a w___ a__ k___ - b_ k___ b_ w-n- a-u k-m- - b- k-m- b- -------------------------- wani abu kuma - ba kome ba 0
Would you like to drink something else? K-n- s-n -a----b-n---a? K___ s__ w___ a___ s___ K-n- s-n w-n- a-i- s-a- ----------------------- Kuna son wani abin sha? 0
No, I don’t want anything else. A-- -a -a--------i-abu k-m-. A__ b_ n_ s__ w___ a__ k____ A-, b- n- s-n w-n- a-u k-m-. ---------------------------- Aa, ba na son wani abu kuma. 0
something already – nothing yet wa-----u --ba ---e -a-t--una w___ a__ - b_ k___ b_ t_____ w-n- a-u - b- k-m- b- t-k-n- ---------------------------- wani abu - ba kome ba tukuna 0
Have you already eaten something? K-n--i-wa-i-abu----una? K__ c_ w___ a__ t______ K-n c- w-n- a-u t-k-n-? ----------------------- Kun ci wani abu tukuna? 0
No, I haven’t eaten anything yet. Aa--h----anz- --n ---ko----b-. A__ h__ y____ b__ c_ k____ b__ A-, h-r y-n-u b-n c- k-m-i b-. ------------------------------ Aa, har yanzu ban ci komai ba. 0
someone else – no one else wan- - -ab--k-ma w___ - b___ k___ w-n- - b-b- k-m- ---------------- wani - babu kuma 0
Does anyone else want a coffee? A--a---an-------o- k--i? A____ w____ k_ s__ k____ A-w-i w-n-a k- s-n k-f-? ------------------------ Akwai wanda ke son kofi? 0
No, no one else. A-, -a-u k--a. A__ b___ k____ A-, b-b- k-m-. -------------- Aa, babu kuma. 0

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