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భావాలు

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to feel like / want to న--ు కా-ా--- -ని---చ-ట న-క- క-వ-లన- అన-ప--చ-ట న-క- క-వ-ల-ి అ-ి-ి-చ-ట ---------------------- నాకు కావాలని అనిపించుట 0
N--- ----la-i-an----̄c--a Nāku kāvālani anipin-cuṭa N-k- k-v-l-n- a-i-i-̄-u-a ------------------------- Nāku kāvālani anipin̄cuṭa
We feel like. / We want to. మ--- క-వాలన--అని--ంచుట మ-క- క-వ-లన- అన-ప--చ-ట మ-క- క-వ-ల-ి అ-ి-ి-చ-ట ---------------------- మాకు కావాలని అనిపించుట 0
M--u --v-la-- an----̄-u-a Māku kāvālani anipin-cuṭa M-k- k-v-l-n- a-i-i-̄-u-a ------------------------- Māku kāvālani anipin̄cuṭa
We don’t feel like. / We do’t want to. మాక- --వ--న--అ--ప---కప---ట మ-క- క-వ-లన- అన-ప--చకప-వ-ట మ-క- క-వ-ల-ి అ-ి-ి-చ-ప-వ-ట -------------------------- మాకు కావాలని అనిపించకపోవుట 0
M--- --vā-ani -ni-in̄c-kapōv--a Māku kāvālani anipin-cakapōvuṭa M-k- k-v-l-n- a-i-i-̄-a-a-ō-u-a ------------------------------- Māku kāvālani anipin̄cakapōvuṭa
to be afraid భ-- వే--ట భయ- వ-య-ట భ-ం వ-య-ట --------- భయం వేయుట 0
Bhay-ṁ --y-ṭa Bhayaṁ vēyuṭa B-a-a- v-y-ṭ- ------------- Bhayaṁ vēyuṭa
I’m afraid. న-కు భ----ేస్-ో-ది న-క- భయ- వ-స-త--ద- న-క- భ-ం వ-స-త-ం-ి ------------------ నాకు భయం వేస్తోంది 0
N-k---h-ya- -ēs-ō--i Nāku bhayaṁ vēstōndi N-k- b-a-a- v-s-ō-d- -------------------- Nāku bhayaṁ vēstōndi
I am not afraid. నా-- -యం వ-యడం ---ు న-క- భయ- వ-యడ- ల-ద- న-క- భ-ం వ-య-ం ల-ద- ------------------- నాకు భయం వేయడం లేదు 0
N--u-bh-y-ṁ--ē-a--ṁ----u Nāku bhayaṁ vēyaḍaṁ lēdu N-k- b-a-a- v-y-ḍ-ṁ l-d- ------------------------ Nāku bhayaṁ vēyaḍaṁ lēdu
to have time సమ-ం-ఉ-డుట సమయ- ఉ-డ-ట స-య- ఉ-డ-ట ---------- సమయం ఉండుట 0
Sam--aṁ-uṇ--ṭa Samayaṁ uṇḍuṭa S-m-y-ṁ u-ḍ-ṭ- -------------- Samayaṁ uṇḍuṭa
He has time. ఆ-న-ి--మ-- -ం-ి ఆయనక- సమయ- ఉ-ద- ఆ-న-ి స-య- ఉ-ద- --------------- ఆయనకి సమయం ఉంది 0
Āya-a-i -a--ya- -ndi Āyanaki samayaṁ undi Ā-a-a-i s-m-y-ṁ u-d- -------------------- Āyanaki samayaṁ undi
He has no time. ఆయ-కి -మయం----ు ఆయనక- సమయ- ల-ద- ఆ-న-ి స-య- ల-ద- --------------- ఆయనకి సమయం లేదు 0
Āy-naki s-m-y-ṁ l--u Āyanaki samayaṁ lēdu Ā-a-a-i s-m-y-ṁ l-d- -------------------- Āyanaki samayaṁ lēdu
to be bored వ-సుగ-గా ఉ---ట వ-స-గ-గ- ఉ-డ-ట వ-స-గ-గ- ఉ-డ-ట -------------- విసుగ్గా ఉండుట 0
V-s-g-ā uṇ--ṭa Visuggā uṇḍuṭa V-s-g-ā u-ḍ-ṭ- -------------- Visuggā uṇḍuṭa
She is bored. ఆమెకి-వ--ు-్గ- ఉం-ి ఆమ-క- వ-స-గ-గ- ఉ-ద- ఆ-ె-ి వ-స-గ-గ- ఉ-ద- ------------------- ఆమెకి విసుగ్గా ఉంది 0
Ām--i--i--g-- un-i Āmeki visuggā undi Ā-e-i v-s-g-ā u-d- ------------------ Āmeki visuggā undi
She is not bored. ఆ-ె-- వి-ు-్-- లేదు ఆమ-క- వ-స-గ-గ- ల-ద- ఆ-ె-ి వ-స-గ-గ- ల-ద- ------------------- ఆమెకి విసుగ్గా లేదు 0
Ā--ki ---uggā--ē-u Āmeki visuggā lēdu Ā-e-i v-s-g-ā l-d- ------------------ Āmeki visuggā lēdu
to be hungry ఆ-లి---యుట ఆకల- వ-య-ట ఆ-ల- వ-య-ట ---------- ఆకలి వేయుట 0
Ā--l- -ēy--a Ākali vēyuṭa Ā-a-i v-y-ṭ- ------------ Ākali vēyuṭa
Are you hungry? మ--- ఆ-ల---ేస--ో--ా? మ-క- ఆకల- వ-స-త--ద-? మ-క- ఆ-ల- వ-స-త-ం-ా- -------------------- మీకు ఆకలి వేస్తోందా? 0
M-ku ā-al- v----n-ā? Mīku ākali vēstōndā? M-k- ā-a-i v-s-ō-d-? -------------------- Mīku ākali vēstōndā?
Aren’t you hungry? మ--ు-ఆకల- -ేయడ- ల-దా? మ-క- ఆకల- వ-యడ- ల-ద-? మ-క- ఆ-ల- వ-య-ం ల-ద-? --------------------- మీకు ఆకలి వేయడం లేదా? 0
Mīku-āka----ē-aḍaṁ ---ā? Mīku ākali vēyaḍaṁ lēdā? M-k- ā-a-i v-y-ḍ-ṁ l-d-? ------------------------ Mīku ākali vēyaḍaṁ lēdā?
to be thirsty ద-హం-వేయుట ద-హ- వ-య-ట ద-హ- వ-య-ట ---------- దాహం వేయుట 0
D-ha- vēy-ṭa Dāhaṁ vēyuṭa D-h-ṁ v-y-ṭ- ------------ Dāhaṁ vēyuṭa
They are thirsty. వాళ-ళ-- దాహ-గ--ఉ-ది వ-ళ-ళక- ద-హ-గ- ఉ-ద- వ-ళ-ళ-ి ద-హ-గ- ఉ-ద- ------------------- వాళ్ళకి దాహంగా ఉంది 0
Vā--ak--d--a-gā--n-i Vāḷḷaki dāhaṅgā undi V-ḷ-a-i d-h-ṅ-ā u-d- -------------------- Vāḷḷaki dāhaṅgā undi
They are not thirsty. వ-ళ--క- దాహం-ా-లే-ు వ-ళ-ళక- ద-హ-గ- ల-ద- వ-ళ-ళ-ి ద-హ-గ- ల-ద- ------------------- వాళ్ళకి దాహంగా లేదు 0
Vā--ak- dāhaṅ-----du Vāḷḷaki dāhaṅgā lēdu V-ḷ-a-i d-h-ṅ-ā l-d- -------------------- Vāḷḷaki dāhaṅgā lēdu

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