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already – not yet noen----g-– a-d-i n___ g___ – a____ n-e- g-n- – a-d-i ----------------- noen gang – aldri 0
Have you already been to Berlin? Ha- du---en------væ-t-i -e-li-? H__ d_ n___ g___ v___ i B______ H-r d- n-e- g-n- v-r- i B-r-i-? ------------------------------- Har du noen gang vært i Berlin? 0
No, not yet. N-i,-a--r-. N___ a_____ N-i- a-d-i- ----------- Nei, aldri. 0
someone – no one noen-- i-g-n n___ – i____ n-e- – i-g-n ------------ noen – ingen 0
Do you know someone here? Kjen-----u--oe--he-? K______ d_ n___ h___ K-e-n-r d- n-e- h-r- -------------------- Kjenner du noen her? 0
No, I don’t know anyone here. N--, je--k-e-ner---ge--her. N___ j__ k______ i____ h___ N-i- j-g k-e-n-r i-g-n h-r- --------------------------- Nei, jeg kjenner ingen her. 0
a little longer – not much longer e--å - ---- l-nger e___ – i___ l_____ e-n- – i-k- l-n-e- ------------------ ennå – ikke lenger 0
Will you stay here a little longer? S-a--du -æ------ ennå -n--t-n-? S___ d_ v___ h__ e___ e_ s_____ S-a- d- v-r- h-r e-n- e- s-u-d- ------------------------------- Skal du være her ennå en stund? 0
No, I won’t stay here much longer. Ne---j-g-ska----ke -ær- he--l-n-e-. N___ j__ s___ i___ v___ h__ l______ N-i- j-g s-a- i-k- v-r- h-r l-n-e-. ----------------------------------- Nei, jeg skal ikke være her lenger. 0
something else – nothing else l--- -il - -kk--noe -er l___ t__ – i___ n__ m__ l-t- t-l – i-k- n-e m-r ----------------------- litt til – ikke noe mer 0
Would you like to drink something else? V---d- -a -i-t -il? V__ d_ h_ l___ t___ V-l d- h- l-t- t-l- ------------------- Vil du ha litt til? 0
No, I don’t want anything else. Ne- ---k,--e---il-ik-e-ha-mer. N__ t____ j__ v__ i___ h_ m___ N-i t-k-, j-g v-l i-k- h- m-r- ------------------------------ Nei takk, jeg vil ikke ha mer. 0
something already – nothing yet a--e---- -o- ----k- n-- --nå a_______ n__ – i___ n__ e___ a-l-r-d- n-e – i-k- n-e e-n- ---------------------------- allerede noe – ikke noe ennå 0
Have you already eaten something? Har-d---llerede-sp-st-n-e? H__ d_ a_______ s____ n___ H-r d- a-l-r-d- s-i-t n-e- -------------------------- Har du allerede spist noe? 0
No, I haven’t eaten anything yet. N-i,-je--h-r ik-e-sp-s--no--e--å. N___ j__ h__ i___ s____ n__ e____ N-i- j-g h-r i-k- s-i-t n-e e-n-. --------------------------------- Nei, jeg har ikke spist noe ennå. 0
someone else – no one else f---e - --ge- -f-e--) f____ – i____ (______ f-e-e – i-g-n (-l-r-) --------------------- flere – ingen (flere) 0
Does anyone else want a coffee? E---e- f-e-------vil--a --f-e? E_ d__ f____ s__ v__ h_ k_____ E- d-t f-e-e s-m v-l h- k-f-e- ------------------------------ Er det flere som vil ha kaffe? 0
No, no one else. Nei- --g-n-(-le--). N___ i____ (_______ N-i- i-g-n (-l-r-)- ------------------- Nei, ingen (flere). 0

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