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already – not yet već -edn-- - --š--ikada v__ j_____ – j__ n_____ v-ć j-d-o- – j-š n-k-d- ----------------------- već jednom – još nikada 0
Have you already been to Berlin? Je-t- l- v-ć ----om----i-u-B-rli-u? J____ l_ v__ j_____ b___ u B_______ J-s-e l- v-ć j-d-o- b-l- u B-r-i-u- ----------------------------------- Jeste li već jednom bili u Berlinu? 0
No, not yet. Ne,-još n--ada. N__ j__ n______ N-, j-š n-k-d-. --------------- Ne, još nikada. 0
someone – no one ne-k- – ni--o n____ – n____ n-t-o – n-t-o ------------- netko – nitko 0
Do you know someone here? P-z-a-et--l---ekoga --d--? P________ l_ n_____ o_____ P-z-a-e-e l- n-k-g- o-d-e- -------------------------- Poznajete li nekoga ovdje? 0
No, I don’t know anyone here. N---ne p--naje--ni------vdj-. N__ n_ p_______ n_____ o_____ N-, n- p-z-a-e- n-k-g- o-d-e- ----------------------------- Ne, ne poznajem nikoga ovdje. 0
a little longer – not much longer j---- -e-više j__ – n_ v___ j-š – n- v-š- ------------- još – ne više 0
Will you stay here a little longer? O---j-te li--o------ ---j-? O_______ l_ j__ d___ o_____ O-t-j-t- l- j-š d-g- o-d-e- --------------------------- Ostajete li još dugo ovdje? 0
No, I won’t stay here much longer. Ne,-ne ost--e---i-- dug---v-je. N__ n_ o______ v___ d___ o_____ N-, n- o-t-j-m v-š- d-g- o-d-e- ------------------------------- Ne, ne ostajem više dugo ovdje. 0
something else – nothing else jo---eš-o – n---a vi-e j__ n____ – n____ v___ j-š n-š-o – n-š-a v-š- ---------------------- još nešto – ništa više 0
Would you like to drink something else? Že-----li još-nešto popi-i? Ž_____ l_ j__ n____ p______ Ž-l-t- l- j-š n-š-o p-p-t-? --------------------------- Želite li još nešto popiti? 0
No, I don’t want anything else. N-, -- --l-m-v--e-ni-t-. N__ n_ ž____ v___ n_____ N-, n- ž-l-m v-š- n-š-a- ------------------------ Ne, ne želim više ništa. 0
something already – nothing yet ve- -ešt- – j---n-š-a v__ n____ – j__ n____ v-ć n-š-o – j-š n-š-a --------------------- već nešto – još ništa 0
Have you already eaten something? J---e-l----ć--ešto -e--? J____ l_ v__ n____ j____ J-s-e l- v-ć n-š-o j-l-? ------------------------ Jeste li već nešto jeli? 0
No, I haven’t eaten anything yet. Ne--j-š n--ta--is-- -e- - -e--. N__ j__ n____ n____ j__ / j____ N-, j-š n-š-a n-s-m j-o / j-l-. ------------------------------- Ne, još ništa nisam jeo / jela. 0
someone else – no one else još-n--k--– ------i--o j__ n____ – v___ n____ j-š n-t-o – v-š- n-t-o ---------------------- još netko – više nitko 0
Does anyone else want a coffee? Že---li j-- ---ko--a--? Ž___ l_ j__ n____ k____ Ž-l- l- j-š n-t-o k-v-? ----------------------- Želi li još netko kavu? 0
No, no one else. Ne, -it---viš-. N__ n____ v____ N-, n-t-o v-š-. --------------- Ne, nitko više. 0

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The Arabian language

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