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already – not yet že-e-k----(-----a-) --š- ---oli že enkrat (že kdaj) – še nikoli ž- e-k-a- (-e k-a-) – š- n-k-l- ------------------------------- že enkrat (že kdaj) – še nikoli 0
Have you already been to Berlin? Ali--t- ž- bili-kdaj-- Be--i-u? Ali ste že bili kdaj v Berlinu? A-i s-e ž- b-l- k-a- v B-r-i-u- ------------------------------- Ali ste že bili kdaj v Berlinu? 0
No, not yet. Ne---e -ik--i. Ne, še nikoli. N-, š- n-k-l-. -------------- Ne, še nikoli. 0
someone – no one nek-o –-n-h-e nekdo – nihče n-k-o – n-h-e ------------- nekdo – nihče 0
Do you know someone here? P-z--t--tu--j--og-? Poznate tukaj koga? P-z-a-e t-k-j k-g-? ------------------- Poznate tukaj koga? 0
No, I don’t know anyone here. Ne, ----- n-----na- ----g-r. Ne, tukaj ne poznam nikogar. N-, t-k-j n- p-z-a- n-k-g-r- ---------------------------- Ne, tukaj ne poznam nikogar. 0
a little longer – not much longer še --n-č -eč še – nič več š- – n-č v-č ------------ še – nič več 0
Will you stay here a little longer? A---o-t---te še ----o---? Ali ostajate še dolgo tu? A-i o-t-j-t- š- d-l-o t-? ------------------------- Ali ostajate še dolgo tu? 0
No, I won’t stay here much longer. Ne, ne-os-anem--eč-do--- --. Ne, ne ostanem več dolgo tu. N-, n- o-t-n-m v-č d-l-o t-. ---------------------------- Ne, ne ostanem več dolgo tu. 0
something else – nothing else š--(-e-k-j---n-- v-č še (ne)kaj – nič več š- (-e-k-j – n-č v-č -------------------- še (ne)kaj – nič več 0
Would you like to drink something else? Bi-rad------a- popil-? Bi radi še kaj popili? B- r-d- š- k-j p-p-l-? ---------------------- Bi radi še kaj popili? 0
No, I don’t want anything else. N------ž--i----č ---. Ne, ne želim nič več. N-, n- ž-l-m n-č v-č- --------------------- Ne, ne želim nič več. 0
something already – nothing yet že --e-----–--e n-č že (ne)kaj – še nič ž- (-e-k-j – š- n-č ------------------- že (ne)kaj – še nič 0
Have you already eaten something? A-- s-- ž---a- -ojedli? Ali ste že kaj pojedli? A-i s-e ž- k-j p-j-d-i- ----------------------- Ali ste že kaj pojedli? 0
No, I haven’t eaten anything yet. Ne, -i- še-ni-e--p---de- -p--ed-a). Ne, nič še nisem pojedel (pojedla). N-, n-č š- n-s-m p-j-d-l (-o-e-l-)- ----------------------------------- Ne, nič še nisem pojedel (pojedla). 0
someone else – no one else š- --e---o-– n--če --č še (ne)kdo – nihče več š- (-e-k-o – n-h-e v-č ---------------------- še (ne)kdo – nihče več 0
Does anyone else want a coffee? B- -- k-----d---v-? Bi še kdo rad kavo? B- š- k-o r-d k-v-? ------------------- Bi še kdo rad kavo? 0
No, no one else. N-- -ihč- -e-. Ne, nihče več. N-, n-h-e v-č- -------------- Ne, nihče več. 0

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