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Apstākļa vārdi

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already – not yet ja-----z-- --- n---d j__ r___ – v__ n____ j-u r-i- – v-l n-k-d -------------------- jau reiz – vēl nekad 0
Have you already been to Berlin? V-i -ūs jau -ādr-iz--s-t--ijis --rlī--? V__ J__ j__ k______ e___ b____ B_______ V-i J-s j-u k-d-e-z e-a- b-j-s B-r-ī-ē- --------------------------------------- Vai Jūs jau kādreiz esat bijis Berlīnē? 0
No, not yet. N-,---l---k--. N__ v__ n_____ N-, v-l n-k-d- -------------- Nē, vēl nekad. 0
someone – no one k-d- -------ns k___ – n______ k-d- – n-v-e-s -------------- kāds – neviens 0
Do you know someone here? V-i --- -e ---- paz---at? V__ J__ t_ k___ p________ V-i J-s t- k-d- p-z-s-a-? ------------------------- Vai Jūs te kādu pazīstat? 0
No, I don’t know anyone here. N-- es te-nev--nu n--a----u. N__ e_ t_ n______ n_________ N-, e- t- n-v-e-u n-p-z-s-u- ---------------------------- Nē, es te nevienu nepazīstu. 0
a little longer – not much longer vē- --va--s-ne v__ – v____ n_ v-l – v-i-s n- -------------- vēl – vairs ne 0
Will you stay here a little longer? V-----s--e --l il-i--aliksiet? V__ J__ t_ v__ i___ p_________ V-i J-s t- v-l i-g- p-l-k-i-t- ------------------------------ Vai Jūs te vēl ilgi paliksiet? 0
No, I won’t stay here much longer. Nē---- -e -a-rs i--i-n--al----. N__ e_ t_ v____ i___ n_________ N-, e- t- v-i-s i-g- n-p-l-k-u- ------------------------------- Nē, es te vairs ilgi nepalikšu. 0
something else – nothing else vēl -aut -- –-ne-- ---rs v__ k___ k_ – n___ v____ v-l k-u- k- – n-k- v-i-s ------------------------ vēl kaut ko – neko vairs 0
Would you like to drink something else? V-- j---v-l----- v-l-ka-t k- -z---? V__ j__ v_______ v__ k___ k_ d_____ V-i j-s v-l-t-e- v-l k-u- k- d-e-t- ----------------------------------- Vai jūs vēlaties vēl kaut ko dzert? 0
No, I don’t want anything else. Nē, -s -------e-- -e-ē--s. N__ e_ v____ n___ n_______ N-, e- v-i-s n-k- n-v-l-s- -------------------------- Nē, es vairs neko nevēlos. 0
something already – nothing yet j-u -au- -- – vē- -eko j__ k___ k_ – v__ n___ j-u k-u- k- – v-l n-k- ---------------------- jau kaut ko – vēl neko 0
Have you already eaten something? Va---ūs--au ---t ko e--t--d-s? V__ J__ j__ k___ k_ e___ ē____ V-i J-s j-u k-u- k- e-a- ē-i-? ------------------------------ Vai Jūs jau kaut ko esat ēdis? 0
No, I haven’t eaten anything yet. N-,-e--v---ne-o-n-esmu -di-. N__ e_ v__ n___ n_____ ē____ N-, e- v-l n-k- n-e-m- ē-i-. ---------------------------- Nē, es vēl neko neesmu ēdis. 0
someone else – no one else vēl -----–-v-irs nev-e-s v__ k___ – v____ n______ v-l k-d- – v-i-s n-v-e-s ------------------------ vēl kāds – vairs neviens 0
Does anyone else want a coffee? Vai -ē-----s v-l-s ka--j-? V__ v__ k___ v____ k______ V-i v-l k-d- v-l-s k-f-j-? -------------------------- Vai vēl kāds vēlas kafiju? 0
No, no one else. Nē- --ir---evi-n-. N__ v____ n_______ N-, v-i-s n-v-e-s- ------------------ Nē, vairs neviens. 0

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