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56 [fifty-six]

Feelings

Feelings

56 [sechsundfünfzig]

Gefühle

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to feel like / want to Lust---b-n L--- h---- L-s- h-b-n ---------- Lust haben 0
We feel like. / We want to. Wi- h-b-n -u-t. W-- h---- L---- W-r h-b-n L-s-. --------------- Wir haben Lust. 0
We don’t feel like. / We do’t want to. Wi- --b-n keine -u--. W-- h---- k---- L---- W-r h-b-n k-i-e L-s-. --------------------- Wir haben keine Lust. 0
to be afraid An-st hab-n A---- h---- A-g-t h-b-n ----------- Angst haben 0
I’m afraid. Ic- ha-- --gs-. I-- h--- A----- I-h h-b- A-g-t- --------------- Ich habe Angst. 0
I am not afraid. I---h----keine--n-s-. I-- h--- k---- A----- I-h h-b- k-i-e A-g-t- --------------------- Ich habe keine Angst. 0
to have time Zeit-ha-en Z--- h---- Z-i- h-b-n ---------- Zeit haben 0
He has time. Er---t-Z-i-. E- h-- Z---- E- h-t Z-i-. ------------ Er hat Zeit. 0
He has no time. Er ha---ei----e-t. E- h-- k---- Z---- E- h-t k-i-e Z-i-. ------------------ Er hat keine Zeit. 0
to be bored L--g---i-e--ab-n L--------- h---- L-n-e-e-l- h-b-n ---------------- Langeweile haben 0
She is bored. Sie-hat L-n-e--i-e. S-- h-- L---------- S-e h-t L-n-e-e-l-. ------------------- Sie hat Langeweile. 0
She is not bored. S---hat --ine-L-n--w-il-. S-- h-- k---- L---------- S-e h-t k-i-e L-n-e-e-l-. ------------------------- Sie hat keine Langeweile. 0
to be hungry Hu-ge---a--n H----- h---- H-n-e- h-b-n ------------ Hunger haben 0
Are you hungry? H-bt --r Hung-r? H--- i-- H------ H-b- i-r H-n-e-? ---------------- Habt ihr Hunger? 0
Aren’t you hungry? H-b- ih- --in---H-ng-r? H--- i-- k----- H------ H-b- i-r k-i-e- H-n-e-? ----------------------- Habt ihr keinen Hunger? 0
to be thirsty Dur-t--a-en D---- h---- D-r-t h-b-n ----------- Durst haben 0
They are thirsty. S-e -abe--Dur-t. S-- h---- D----- S-e h-b-n D-r-t- ---------------- Sie haben Durst. 0
They are not thirsty. Si---ab-n---i--- -urs-. S-- h---- k----- D----- S-e h-b-n k-i-e- D-r-t- ----------------------- Sie haben keinen Durst. 0

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