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100 [one hundred]

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Adverbs

100 [hundre]

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already – not yet n---n----- --a-d-i n____ g___ - a____ n-k-n g-n- - a-d-i ------------------ nokon gong - aldri 0
Have you already been to Berlin? Har--u n-kon -o-g v-re - B-r-in? H__ d_ n____ g___ v___ i B______ H-r d- n-k-n g-n- v-r- i B-r-i-? -------------------------------- Har du nokon gong vore i Berlin? 0
No, not yet. Ne-,-al---. N___ a_____ N-i- a-d-i- ----------- Nei, aldri. 0
someone – no one n--on---i-g-n n____ - i____ n-k-n - i-g-n ------------- nokon - ingen 0
Do you know someone here? Kje---- -u -o--- h--? K______ d_ n____ h___ K-e-n-r d- n-k-n h-r- --------------------- Kjenner du nokon her? 0
No, I don’t know anyone here. Nei---- -j--ne---ng------. N___ e_ k______ i____ h___ N-i- e- k-e-n-r i-g-n h-r- -------------------------- Nei, eg kjenner ingen her. 0
a little longer – not much longer e-n----ik----len-er e___ - i____ l_____ e-n- - i-k-e l-n-e- ------------------- enno - ikkje lenger 0
Will you stay here a little longer? Skal -u--er- h-- ei--t-nd--nno? S___ d_ v___ h__ e_ s____ e____ S-a- d- v-r- h-r e- s-u-d e-n-? ------------------------------- Skal du vere her ei stund enno? 0
No, I won’t stay here much longer. N-i,--g-s-al-i--je -er------le-ge-. N___ e_ s___ i____ v___ h__ l______ N-i- e- s-a- i-k-e v-r- h-r l-n-e-. ----------------------------------- Nei, eg skal ikkje vere her lenger. 0
something else – nothing else l-tt-m--- --i-k-e m-ir l___ m___ - i____ m___ l-t- m-i- - i-k-e m-i- ---------------------- litt meir - ikkje meir 0
Would you like to drink something else? Vil ----- li-t----- å d-i-ke? V__ d_ h_ l___ m___ å d______ V-l d- h- l-t- m-i- å d-i-k-? ----------------------------- Vil du ha litt meir å drikke? 0
No, I don’t want anything else. N-i t---,--g--il ikk------me--. N__ t____ e_ v__ i____ h_ m____ N-i t-k-, e- v-l i-k-e h- m-i-. ------------------------------- Nei takk, eg vil ikkje ha meir. 0
something already – nothing yet a-l--e-- - -kk-e -n-o a_______ - i____ e___ a-l-r-i- - i-k-e e-n- --------------------- allereie - ikkje enno 0
Have you already eaten something? H-- d- -----ei- ete? H__ d_ a_______ e___ H-r d- a-l-r-i- e-e- -------------------- Har du allereie ete? 0
No, I haven’t eaten anything yet. Nei, e----r i-kj- --e----o. N___ e_ h__ i____ e__ e____ N-i- e- h-r i-k-e e-e e-n-. --------------------------- Nei, eg har ikkje ete enno. 0
someone else – no one else fl-i-----in-e- flei-e f_____ - i____ f_____ f-e-r- - i-g-n f-e-r- --------------------- fleire - ingen fleire 0
Does anyone else want a coffee? Er-d---f-e--e -om------a -a--i? E_ d__ f_____ s__ v__ h_ k_____ E- d-t f-e-r- s-m v-l h- k-f-i- ------------------------------- Er det fleire som vil ha kaffi? 0
No, no one else. N--- ing-n flei-e. N___ i____ f______ N-i- i-g-n f-e-r-. ------------------ Nei, ingen fleire. 0

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