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65 [sixty-five]

Negation 2

Negation 2

65 [kuuskümmend viis]

Eitamine 2

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Is the ring expensive? Kas --- -õ---s o- -al--s? K-- s-- s----- o- k------ K-s s-e s-r-u- o- k-l-i-? ------------------------- Kas see sõrmus on kallis? 0
No, it costs only one hundred Euros. E---see --k-ab--inu---sad- eur--. E-- s-- m----- a----- s--- e----- E-, s-e m-k-a- a-n-l- s-d- e-r-t- --------------------------------- Ei, see maksab ainult sada eurot. 0
But I have only fifty. K--- m-- on-a----- --isk-mme-d. K--- m-- o- a----- v----------- K-i- m-l o- a-n-l- v-i-k-m-e-d- ------------------------------- Kuid mul on ainult viiskümmend. 0
Are you finished? O--- -- --b--va---s? O--- s- j--- v------ O-e- s- j-b- v-l-i-? -------------------- Oled sa juba valmis? 0
No, not yet. Ei, v-el mi--e. E-- v--- m----- E-, v-e- m-t-e- --------------- Ei, veel mitte. 0
But I’ll be finished soon. A-a-kohe olen-valmi-. A-- k--- o--- v------ A-a k-h- o-e- v-l-i-. --------------------- Aga kohe olen valmis. 0
Do you want some more soup? So-vid--a-vee--suppi? S----- s- v--- s----- S-o-i- s- v-e- s-p-i- --------------------- Soovid sa veel suppi? 0
No, I don’t want anymore. E-,--a e- ta-a --h---. E-- m- e- t--- r------ E-, m- e- t-h- r-h-e-. ---------------------- Ei, ma ei taha rohkem. 0
But another ice cream. Ag---ee----t-----i--. A-- v--- ü-- j------- A-a v-e- ü-t j-ä-i-t- --------------------- Aga veel üht jäätist. 0
Have you lived here long? E-a--sa-jub--k--- si-n? E--- s- j--- k--- s---- E-a- s- j-b- k-u- s-i-? ----------------------- Elad sa juba kaua siin? 0
No, only for a month. E-- --le- -s-me-t-ku-d. E-- a---- e------ k---- E-, a-l-s e-i-e-t k-u-. ----------------------- Ei, alles esimest kuud. 0
But I already know a lot of people. K--- -a -un--- j--- pa--- i-i---i. K--- m- t----- j--- p---- i------- K-i- m- t-n-e- j-b- p-l-u i-i-e-i- ---------------------------------- Kuid ma tunnen juba palju inimesi. 0
Are you driving home tomorrow? Sõ-da- sa ---me -o-u? S----- s- h---- k---- S-i-a- s- h-m-e k-j-? --------------------- Sõidad sa homme koju? 0
No, only on the weekend. E-- -l--s-n-d--avah--u-e-. E-- a---- n--------------- E-, a-l-s n-d-l-v-h-t-s-l- -------------------------- Ei, alles nädalavahetusel. 0
But I will be back on Sunday. A---ma t---n ju---p-h-päev-- ta-a--. A-- m- t---- j--- p--------- t------ A-a m- t-l-n j-b- p-h-p-e-a- t-g-s-. ------------------------------------ Aga ma tulen juba pühapäeval tagasi. 0
Is your daughter an adult? Ka--su -üta--on ---- --i----v----? K-- s- t---- o- j--- t------------ K-s s- t-t-r o- j-b- t-i-k-s-a-u-? ---------------------------------- Kas su tütar on juba täiskasvanud? 0
No, she is only seventeen. E-- -- -------- s-it-et-ist. E-- t- o- a---- s----------- E-, t- o- a-l-s s-i-s-t-i-t- ---------------------------- Ei, ta on alles seitseteist. 0
But she already has a boyfriend. Aga-tal--n-j-b- -o-s----b--. A-- t-- o- j--- p----------- A-a t-l o- j-b- p-i-s-s-b-r- ---------------------------- Aga tal on juba poiss-sõber. 0

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