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already – not yet má--e-y-z---- --g---ha m__ e______ – m__ s___ m-r e-y-z-r – m-g s-h- ---------------------- már egyszer – még soha 0
Have you already been to Berlin? V-lt-m-r ö---gysze- ----i---n? V___ m__ ö_ e______ B_________ V-l- m-r ö- e-y-z-r B-r-i-b-n- ------------------------------ Volt már ön egyszer Berlinben? 0
No, not yet. N----m---s-h-. N___ m__ s____ N-m- m-g s-h-. -------------- Nem, még soha. 0
someone – no one v--aki – -e--i v_____ – s____ v-l-k- – s-n-i -------------- valaki – senki 0
Do you know someone here? I-me- ö- --t-va-a-it-(-alakik-t-? I____ ö_ i__ v______ (___________ I-m-r ö- i-t v-l-k-t (-a-a-i-e-)- --------------------------------- Ismer ön itt valakit (valakiket)? 0
No, I don’t know anyone here. Nem,---m-is----- it-----k-t. N___ n__ i______ i__ s______ N-m- n-m i-m-r-k i-t s-n-i-. ---------------------------- Nem, nem ismerek itt senkit. 0
a little longer – not much longer m-g – --r---m m__ – m__ n__ m-g – m-r n-m ------------- még – már nem 0
Will you stay here a little longer? S-ká-g ----- mé- --t? S_____ m____ m__ i___ S-k-i- m-r-d m-g i-t- --------------------- Sokáig marad még itt? 0
No, I won’t stay here much longer. N--, má---em--o-áig---rad-- --t. N___ m__ n__ s_____ m______ i___ N-m- m-r n-m s-k-i- m-r-d-k i-t- -------------------------------- Nem, már nem sokáig maradok itt. 0
something else – nothing else m-----l--i------mi m__ v_____ – s____ m-g v-l-m- – s-m-i ------------------ még valami – semmi 0
Would you like to drink something else? Sz--etn- -é----lamit-i---? S_______ m__ v______ i____ S-e-e-n- m-g v-l-m-t i-n-? -------------------------- Szeretne még valamit inni? 0
No, I don’t want anything else. N--,---r n-m ké-ek sem-i-. N___ m__ n__ k____ s______ N-m- m-r n-m k-r-k s-m-i-. -------------------------- Nem, már nem kérek semmit. 0
something already – nothing yet már v-----t-– még--e-m-t m__ v______ – m__ s_____ m-r v-l-m-t – m-g s-m-i- ------------------------ már valamit – még semmit 0
Have you already eaten something? E--t- má--v--a---? E____ m__ v_______ E-e-t m-r v-l-m-t- ------------------ Evett már valamit? 0
No, I haven’t eaten anything yet. N-m- -ég -em----e--se-m--. N___ m__ n__ e____ s______ N-m- m-g n-m e-t-m s-m-i-. -------------------------- Nem, még nem ettem semmit. 0
someone else – no one else m-g--a---- - --- -e-ki m__ v_____ – m__ s____ m-g v-l-k- – m-r s-n-i ---------------------- még valaki – már senki 0
Does anyone else want a coffee? S-e----e -ég ------ k----? S_______ m__ v_____ k_____ S-e-e-n- m-g v-l-k- k-v-t- -------------------------- Szeretne még valaki kávét? 0
No, no one else. N--,--á- s--k-. N___ m__ s_____ N-m- m-r s-n-i- --------------- Nem, már senki. 0

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