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66 [sixty-six]

Possessive pronouns 1

Possessive pronouns 1

66 [шэсцьдзесят шэсць]

66 [shests’dzesyat shests’]

Прыналежныя займеннікі 1

[Prynalezhnyya zaymennіkі 1]

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I – my я – -ой я – мой я – м-й ------- я – мой 0
y- – -oy ya – moy y- – m-y -------- ya – moy
I can’t find my key. Я не з-ах-джу--в-йг- -лю-а. Я не знаходжу свайго ключа. Я н- з-а-о-ж- с-а-г- к-ю-а- --------------------------- Я не знаходжу свайго ключа. 0
Y- -e z-a-h---h--s---g- kl----a. Ya ne znakhodzhu svaygo klyucha. Y- n- z-a-h-d-h- s-a-g- k-y-c-a- -------------------------------- Ya ne znakhodzhu svaygo klyucha.
I can’t find my ticket. Я-н- зн-хо-жу св-йго -і--т-. Я не знаходжу свайго білета. Я н- з-а-о-ж- с-а-г- б-л-т-. ---------------------------- Я не знаходжу свайго білета. 0
Y- n--zn-kh---h--s-a----bі-e--. Ya ne znakhodzhu svaygo bіleta. Y- n- z-a-h-d-h- s-a-g- b-l-t-. ------------------------------- Ya ne znakhodzhu svaygo bіleta.
you – your т- –--в-й ты – твой т- – т-о- --------- ты – твой 0
ty-– t--y ty – tvoy t- – t-o- --------- ty – tvoy
Have you found your key? Т- -на-шоў--во-----ч? Ты знайшоў свой ключ? Т- з-а-ш-ў с-о- к-ю-? --------------------- Ты знайшоў свой ключ? 0
T- znay---u svo- -ly-ch? Ty znayshou svoy klyuch? T- z-a-s-o- s-o- k-y-c-? ------------------------ Ty znayshou svoy klyuch?
Have you found your ticket? Ты --айш-- --о-----е-? Ты знайшоў свой білет? Т- з-а-ш-ў с-о- б-л-т- ---------------------- Ты знайшоў свой білет? 0
T- zn-y--ou-sv---b-l--? Ty znayshou svoy bіlet? T- z-a-s-o- s-o- b-l-t- ----------------------- Ty znayshou svoy bіlet?
he – his ё----яго ён – яго ё- – я-о -------- ён – яго 0
e----y--o en – yago e- – y-g- --------- en – yago
Do you know where his key is? Т--ведае-, -з- яг---л-ч? Ты ведаеш, дзе яго ключ? Т- в-д-е-, д-е я-о к-ю-? ------------------------ Ты ведаеш, дзе яго ключ? 0
T- -e-ae--- -ze ya-- -lyuch? Ty vedaesh, dze yago klyuch? T- v-d-e-h- d-e y-g- k-y-c-? ---------------------------- Ty vedaesh, dze yago klyuch?
Do you know where his ticket is? Т----д-еш- дз- яг- бі-ет? Ты ведаеш, дзе яго білет? Т- в-д-е-, д-е я-о б-л-т- ------------------------- Ты ведаеш, дзе яго білет? 0
Ty-ved-e--- -ze y-g--bіle-? Ty vedaesh, dze yago bіlet? T- v-d-e-h- d-e y-g- b-l-t- --------------------------- Ty vedaesh, dze yago bіlet?
she – her я---- яе яна – яе я-а – я- -------- яна – яе 0
y--- –----e yana – yaye y-n- – y-y- ----------- yana – yaye
Her money is gone. Я- -р--ы-п-а-а--. Яе грошы прапалі. Я- г-о-ы п-а-а-і- ----------------- Яе грошы прапалі. 0
Ya-e -----y-----a-і. Yaye groshy prapalі. Y-y- g-o-h- p-a-a-і- -------------------- Yaye groshy prapalі.
And her credit card is also gone. І-яе кр-д--на- картк--т----ма -рапала. І яе крэдытная картка таксама прапала. І я- к-э-ы-н-я к-р-к- т-к-а-а п-а-а-а- -------------------------------------- І яе крэдытная картка таксама прапала. 0
І-ya-e------t---- -a--k--taksam---ra-a--. І yaye kredytnaya kartka taksama prapala. І y-y- k-e-y-n-y- k-r-k- t-k-a-a p-a-a-a- ----------------------------------------- І yaye kredytnaya kartka taksama prapala.
we – our мы-–--аш мы – наш м- – н-ш -------- мы – наш 0
my –-n-sh my – nash m- – n-s- --------- my – nash
Our grandfather is ill. На---з-дуля-х-оры. Наш дзядуля хворы. Н-ш д-я-у-я х-о-ы- ------------------ Наш дзядуля хворы. 0
Na-h--zy--uly- -hv-ry. Nash dzyadulya khvory. N-s- d-y-d-l-a k-v-r-. ---------------------- Nash dzyadulya khvory.
Our grandmother is healthy. Н--- б-бу-я--даро-а-. Наша бабуля здаровая. Н-ш- б-б-л- з-а-о-а-. --------------------- Наша бабуля здаровая. 0
Nash- -a-u--a z----v-y-. Nasha babulya zdarovaya. N-s-a b-b-l-a z-a-o-a-a- ------------------------ Nasha babulya zdarovaya.
you – your в--- -аш вы – ваш в- – в-ш -------- вы – ваш 0
v------sh vy – vash v- – v-s- --------- vy – vash
Children, where is your father? Д--ці,-д-- -аш ---а? Дзеці, дзе ваш тата? Д-е-і- д-е в-ш т-т-? -------------------- Дзеці, дзе ваш тата? 0
D--t--- d-e -a---t---? Dzetsі, dze vash tata? D-e-s-, d-e v-s- t-t-? ---------------------- Dzetsі, dze vash tata?
Children, where is your mother? Д----- д-е--а-а м-ма? Дзеці, дзе ваша мама? Д-е-і- д-е в-ш- м-м-? --------------------- Дзеці, дзе ваша мама? 0
Dze---- --e-v-s-----ma? Dzetsі, dze vasha mama? D-e-s-, d-e v-s-a m-m-? ----------------------- Dzetsі, dze vasha mama?

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