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already – not yet u- ra- –-eš-e--ie u_ r__ – e___ n__ u- r-z – e-t- n-e ----------------- už raz – ešte nie 0
Have you already been to Berlin? Bo-- st- -- r-- v Be---n-? B___ s__ u_ r__ v B_______ B-l- s-e u- r-z v B-r-í-e- -------------------------- Boli ste už raz v Berlíne? 0
No, not yet. Nie--e-te ni-. N___ e___ n___ N-e- e-t- n-e- -------------- Nie, ešte nie. 0
someone – no one n--kt--– -i--o n_____ – n____ n-e-t- – n-k-o -------------- niekto – nikto 0
Do you know someone here? Poz-----tu--i-ko--? P______ t_ n_______ P-z-á-e t- n-e-o-o- ------------------- Poznáte tu niekoho? 0
No, I don’t know anyone here. N--- n--oz--- tu ---oho. N___ n_______ t_ n______ N-e- n-p-z-á- t- n-k-h-. ------------------------ Nie, nepoznám tu nikoho. 0
a little longer – not much longer e-t--– ---nie e___ – u_ n__ e-t- – u- n-e ------------- ešte – už nie 0
Will you stay here a little longer? Z-stan-te tu eš-e -lh-? Z________ t_ e___ d____ Z-s-a-e-e t- e-t- d-h-? ----------------------- Zostanete tu ešte dlho? 0
No, I won’t stay here much longer. N----n-zo--anem t------l-o. N___ n_________ t_ u_ d____ N-e- n-z-s-a-e- t- u- d-h-. --------------------------- Nie, nezostanem tu už dlho. 0
something else – nothing else e--e nieč--–----nič e___ n____ – u_ n__ e-t- n-e-o – u- n-č ------------------- ešte niečo – už nič 0
Would you like to drink something else? C--e-----te nie---p-ť? C_____ e___ n____ p___ C-c-t- e-t- n-e-o p-ť- ---------------------- Chcete ešte niečo piť? 0
No, I don’t want anything else. N--, -----s-m----už-ni-. N___ n_______ s_ u_ n___ N-e- n-p-o-í- s- u- n-č- ------------------------ Nie, neprosím si už nič. 0
something already – nothing yet u--n-e-o -----e-nič u_ n____ – e___ n__ u- n-e-o – e-t- n-č ------------------- už niečo – ešte nič 0
Have you already eaten something? Jedli---e -- ni-čo? J____ s__ u_ n_____ J-d-i s-e u- n-e-o- ------------------- Jedli ste už niečo? 0
No, I haven’t eaten anything yet. Ni-- --te --m--e-e--l n-č. N___ e___ s__ n______ n___ N-e- e-t- s-m n-j-d-l n-č- -------------------------- Nie, ešte som nejedol nič. 0
someone else – no one else eš-e-n-ekt--– ---n--to e___ n_____ – u_ n____ e-t- n-e-t- – u- n-k-o ---------------------- ešte niekto – už nikto 0
Does anyone else want a coffee? C--e-e--- --ek-----vu? C___ e___ n_____ k____ C-c- e-t- n-e-t- k-v-? ---------------------- Chce ešte niekto kávu? 0
No, no one else. Ni-- už-n-kt-. N___ u_ n_____ N-e- u- n-k-o- -------------- Nie, už nikto. 0

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The Arabian language

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