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Advérbios

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already – not yet já ...------a v-z --nu-ca j_ .__ a_____ v__ – n____ j- .-. a-g-m- v-z – n-n-a ------------------------- já ... alguma vez – nunca 0
Have you already been to Berlin? Já --te-e -----a --z ----e-l-- ? J_ e_____ a_____ v__ e_ B_____ ? J- e-t-v- a-g-m- v-z e- B-r-i- ? -------------------------------- Já esteve alguma vez em Berlim ? 0
No, not yet. N-o--nu--a. N___ n_____ N-o- n-n-a- ----------- Não, nunca. 0
someone – no one alg-é--- -i----m a_____ – n______ a-g-é- – n-n-u-m ---------------- alguém – ninguém 0
Do you know someone here? Co---ce-a--- -lg-é-? C______ a___ a______ C-n-e-e a-u- a-g-é-? -------------------- Conhece aqui alguém? 0
No, I don’t know anyone here. N-o--n-o ----eç--a-ui--i--u--. N___ n__ c______ a___ n_______ N-o- n-o c-n-e-o a-u- n-n-u-m- ------------------------------ Não, não conheço aqui ninguém. 0
a little longer – not much longer u- --uc-----s –---i- -ão u_ p____ m___ – m___ n__ u- p-u-o m-i- – m-i- n-o ------------------------ um pouco mais – mais não 0
Will you stay here a little longer? Ai-----i-- mu-to-tem-o -q-i? A____ f___ m____ t____ a____ A-n-a f-c- m-i-o t-m-o a-u-? ---------------------------- Ainda fica muito tempo aqui? 0
No, I won’t stay here much longer. Não, e----o-f-c--mu--o --is te-po--q--. N___ e_ n__ f___ m____ m___ t____ a____ N-o- e- n-o f-c- m-i-o m-i- t-m-o a-u-. --------------------------------------- Não, eu não fico muito mais tempo aqui. 0
something else – nothing else ma---a----- -o-s- –-mais n-da m___ a_____ c____ – m___ n___ m-i- a-g-m- c-i-a – m-i- n-d- ----------------------------- mais alguma coisa – mais nada 0
Would you like to drink something else? Quer -eb-r -a-s -l-um--coi-a? Q___ b____ m___ a_____ c_____ Q-e- b-b-r m-i- a-g-m- c-i-a- ----------------------------- Quer beber mais alguma coisa? 0
No, I don’t want anything else. Nã----u------ue-- ---- nada. N___ e_ n__ q____ m___ n____ N-o- e- n-o q-e-o m-i- n-d-. ---------------------------- Não, eu não quero mais nada. 0
something already – nothing yet já ...--l-u-a-c-----------a -ão-..--na-a j_ .__ a_____ c____ – a____ n__ .__ n___ j- .-. a-g-m- c-i-a – a-n-a n-o .-. n-d- ---------------------------------------- já ... alguma coisa – ainda não ... nada 0
Have you already eaten something? Já --me-----uma--o-s-? J_ c____ a_____ c_____ J- c-m-u a-g-m- c-i-a- ---------------------- Já comeu alguma coisa? 0
No, I haven’t eaten anything yet. N-o--eu a-nd- -ão c--i -ad-. N___ e_ a____ n__ c___ n____ N-o- e- a-n-a n-o c-m- n-d-. ---------------------------- Não, eu ainda não comi nada. 0
someone else – no one else ma-- --guém-- -a---ni---ém m___ a_____ – m___ n______ m-i- a-g-é- – m-i- n-n-u-m -------------------------- mais alguém – mais ninguém 0
Does anyone else want a coffee? Mais--l-ué----er-um ---é? M___ a_____ q___ u_ c____ M-i- a-g-é- q-e- u- c-f-? ------------------------- Mais alguém quer um café? 0
No, no one else. Nã-,-m--- -in--é-. N___ m___ n_______ N-o- m-i- n-n-u-m- ------------------ Não, mais ninguém. 0

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