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People

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I આ- આઈ આ- -- આઈ 0
ā--p-s;ī ā'ī ā-a-o-;- -------- ā'ī
I and you હ-ં---- ત-ં હ-- અન- ત-- હ-ં અ-ે ત-ં ----------- હું અને તું 0
h---an- t-ṁ huṁ anē tuṁ h-ṁ a-ē t-ṁ ----------- huṁ anē tuṁ
both of us અમે ---ે અમ- બ-ન- અ-ે બ-ન- -------- અમે બંને 0
amē---nnē amē bannē a-ē b-n-ē --------- amē bannē
he ત- ત- ત- -- તે 0
-ē tē t- -- tē
he and she તે--ન--તેણી ત- અન- ત-ણ- ત- અ-ે ત-ણ- ----------- તે અને તેણી 0
tē -nē-tē-ī tē anē tēṇī t- a-ē t-ṇ- ----------- tē anē tēṇī
they both તે---ંને ત-ઓ બ-ન- ત-ઓ બ-ન- -------- તેઓ બંને 0
t-'ō-b-nnē tē'ō bannē t-&-p-s-ō b-n-ē --------------- tē'ō bannē
the man મા-સ મ-ણસ મ-ણ- ---- માણસ 0
māṇ-sa māṇasa m-ṇ-s- ------ māṇasa
the woman મહ-લા મહ-લ- મ-િ-ા ----- મહિલા 0
mahilā mahilā m-h-l- ------ mahilā
the child બ--ક બ-ળક બ-ળ- ---- બાળક 0
b-ḷ--a bāḷaka b-ḷ-k- ------ bāḷaka
a family પર--ાર પર-વ-ર પ-ી-ા- ------ પરીવાર 0
p----ā-a parīvāra p-r-v-r- -------- parīvāra
my family મ---ં----ુ-બ મ-ર-- ક-ટ--બ મ-ર-ં ક-ટ-ં- ------------ મારું કુટુંબ 0
m-ruṁ ----m-a māruṁ kuṭumba m-r-ṁ k-ṭ-m-a ------------- māruṁ kuṭumba
My family is here. મ-રો-પ-િવા- ---ં-છ-. મ-ર- પર-વ-ર અહ-- છ-. મ-ર- પ-િ-ા- અ-ી- છ-. -------------------- મારો પરિવાર અહીં છે. 0
m-r- -a-ivā------ṁ -h-. mārō parivāra ahīṁ chē. m-r- p-r-v-r- a-ī- c-ē- ----------------------- mārō parivāra ahīṁ chē.
I am here. હુ અહિય--છ-. હ- અહ-ય- છ-. હ- અ-િ-ા છ-. ------------ હુ અહિયા છુ. 0
H- -hi-ā-ch-. Hu ahiyā chu. H- a-i-ā c-u- ------------- Hu ahiyā chu.
You are here. તમે --િ----છ-. તમ- અહ--ય- છ-. ત-ે અ-િ-ય- છ-. -------------- તમે અહિંયા છો. 0
Tam--a--ny- --ō. Tamē ahinyā chō. T-m- a-i-y- c-ō- ---------------- Tamē ahinyā chō.
He is here and she is here. તે-અહ-ં-છ- અ-ે-તે-----ી- -ે. ત- અહ-- છ- અન- ત-ણ- અહ-- છ-. ત- અ-ી- છ- અ-ે ત-ણ- અ-ી- છ-. ---------------------------- તે અહીં છે અને તેણી અહીં છે. 0
T- a-----h--an- tē-ī -hī--c-ē. Tē ahīṁ chē anē tēṇī ahīṁ chē. T- a-ī- c-ē a-ē t-ṇ- a-ī- c-ē- ------------------------------ Tē ahīṁ chē anē tēṇī ahīṁ chē.
We are here. અ-- અ-િય----ીએ. અમ- અહ-ય-- છ-એ. અ-ે અ-િ-ા- છ-એ- --------------- અમે અહિયાં છીએ. 0
Amē a-iy-ṁ chī--p-s-ē. Amē ahiyāṁ chī'ē. A-ē a-i-ā- c-ī-a-o-;-. ---------------------- Amē ahiyāṁ chī'ē.
You are here. તમ---હ--ય- -ો. તમ- અહ--ય- છ-. ત-ે અ-િ-ય- છ-. -------------- તમે અહિંયા છો. 0
T-mē--hiny--chō. Tamē ahinyā chō. T-m- a-i-y- c-ō- ---------------- Tamē ahinyā chō.
They are all here. તેઓ-બ------ં છે. ત-ઓ બધ- અહ-- છ-. ત-ઓ બ-ા અ-ી- છ-. ---------------- તેઓ બધા અહીં છે. 0
T-&---s-ō--adh- -hī---hē. Tē'ō badhā ahīṁ chē. T-&-p-s-ō b-d-ā a-ī- c-ē- ------------------------- Tē'ō badhā ahīṁ chē.

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