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100 [one hundred]

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Ndajfoljet

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already – not yet njё-erё - -ur-ё n______ – k____ n-ё-e-ё – k-r-ё --------------- njёherё – kurrё 0
Have you already been to Berlin? A--e-- ---ё----njёher- -- Be-l-n? A k___ q___ n_________ n_ B______ A k-n- q-n- n-o-j-h-r- n- B-r-i-? --------------------------------- A keni qenё ndonjёherё nё Berlin? 0
No, not yet. Jo- -s-jё--r-. J__ a_________ J-, a-n-ё-e-ё- -------------- Jo, asnjёherё. 0
someone – no one d-kush - a-kush d_____ – a_____ d-k-s- – a-k-s- --------------- dikush – askush 0
Do you know someone here? A -----i-n-o-jё? A n_____ n______ A n-i-n- n-o-j-? ---------------- A njihni ndonjё? 0
No, I don’t know anyone here. Jo,--uk---oh -j--------. J__ n__ n___ n____ k____ J-, n-k n-o- n-e-i k-t-. ------------------------ Jo, nuk njoh njeri kёtu. 0
a little longer – not much longer ak-ma---jo-mё a____ – j_ m_ a-o-a – j- m- ------------- akoma – jo mё 0
Will you stay here a little longer? A d- r-ini--k-m- -j-tё---t-? A d_ r____ a____ g____ k____ A d- r-i-i a-o-a g-a-ё k-t-? ---------------------------- A do rrini akoma gjatё kёtu? 0
No, I won’t stay here much longer. Jo--n-----i -ё-g-at- ----. J__ n__ r__ m_ g____ k____ J-, n-k r-i m- g-a-ё k-t-. -------------------------- Jo, nuk rri mё gjatё kёtu. 0
something else – nothing else a-o-a mё-– -- mё a____ m_ – j_ m_ a-o-a m- – j- m- ---------------- akoma mё – jo mё 0
Would you like to drink something else? A dёsh-r--- tё p--i-ak-m-? A d________ t_ p___ a_____ A d-s-i-o-i t- p-n- a-o-a- -------------------------- A dёshironi tё pini akoma? 0
No, I don’t want anything else. J---s--u- m-. J__ s____ m__ J-, s-d-a m-. ------------- Jo, s’dua mё. 0
something already – nothing yet di-k- - -k-m--asg-ё d____ – a____ a____ d-ç-a – a-o-a a-g-ё ------------------- diçka – akoma asgjё 0
Have you already eaten something? A-keni ----nё-ndonjё---ё? A k___ n_____ n_____ g___ A k-n- n-r-n- n-o-j- g-ё- ------------------------- A keni ngrёnё ndonjё gjё? 0
No, I haven’t eaten anything yet. J-,-s-k-m -g---ё--k-m- a-gjё. J__ s____ n_____ a____ a_____ J-, s-k-m n-r-n- a-o-a a-g-ё- ----------------------------- Jo, s’kam ngrёnё akoma asgjё. 0
someone else – no one else ndo--ё---oma - ---u----ё n_____ a____ – a_____ m_ n-o-j- a-o-a – a-k-s- m- ------------------------ ndonjё akoma – askush mё 0
Does anyone else want a coffee? A-------on d-k-sh--jetёr n-- -af-? A d_______ d_____ t_____ n__ k____ A d-s-i-o- d-k-s- t-e-ё- n-ё k-f-? ---------------------------------- A dёshiron dikush tjetёr njё kafe? 0
No, no one else. J-- ask-s- m-. J__ a_____ m__ J-, a-k-s- m-. -------------- Jo, askush mё. 0

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