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65 [sixty-five]

Negation 2

Negation 2

65 [vijfenzestig]

Ontkenning 2

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Is the ring expensive? I---- rin--du--? I- d- r--- d---- I- d- r-n- d-u-? ---------------- Is de ring duur? 0
No, it costs only one hundred Euros. N-e- hi- ---t maa- h--d-rd-eu-o. N--- h-- k--- m--- h------ e---- N-e- h-j k-s- m-a- h-n-e-d e-r-. -------------------------------- Nee, hij kost maar honderd euro. 0
But I have only fifty. Ma------heb--r---a- -i-f--g. M--- i- h-- e- m--- v------- M-a- i- h-b e- m-a- v-j-t-g- ---------------------------- Maar ik heb er maar vijftig. 0
Are you finished? Be--je al----ar? B-- j- a- k----- B-n j- a- k-a-r- ---------------- Ben je al klaar? 0
No, not yet. N-e---o-----t. N--- n-- n---- N-e- n-g n-e-. -------------- Nee, nog niet. 0
But I’ll be finished soon. Maar--- be---o--l-ar. M--- i- b-- z- k----- M-a- i- b-n z- k-a-r- --------------------- Maar ik ben zo klaar. 0
Do you want some more soup? Wi- ------ soep? W-- j- n-- s---- W-l j- n-g s-e-? ---------------- Wil je nog soep? 0
No, I don’t want anymore. N-e, ik -il----g-en-me-r. N--- i- w-- e- g--- m---- N-e- i- w-l e- g-e- m-e-. ------------------------- Nee, ik wil er geen meer. 0
But another ice cream. Ma-r n-g wel--e----s--. M--- n-- w-- e-- i----- M-a- n-g w-l e-n i-s-e- ----------------------- Maar nog wel een ijsje. 0
Have you lived here long? W-on-je---e- ---l-ng? W--- j- h--- a- l---- W-o- j- h-e- a- l-n-? --------------------- Woon je hier al lang? 0
No, only for a month. Nee, --s e-n ma---. N--- p-- e-- m----- N-e- p-s e-n m-a-d- ------------------- Nee, pas een maand. 0
But I already know a lot of people. M----i----n--l -e---m-ns-n. M--- i- k-- a- v--- m------ M-a- i- k-n a- v-e- m-n-e-. --------------------------- Maar ik ken al veel mensen. 0
Are you driving home tomorrow? Ga je --r--n naa- ----? G- j- m----- n--- h---- G- j- m-r-e- n-a- h-i-? ----------------------- Ga je morgen naar huis? 0
No, only on the weekend. N-e- pa- -n --- --ek--d. N--- p-- i- h-- w------- N-e- p-s i- h-t w-e-e-d- ------------------------ Nee, pas in het weekend. 0
But I will be back on Sunday. Maa- -k -o- z-nd-g a- te--g. M--- i- k-- z----- a- t----- M-a- i- k-m z-n-a- a- t-r-g- ---------------------------- Maar ik kom zondag al terug. 0
Is your daughter an adult? Is-je d--h--- a---o-w-s--n? I- j- d------ a- v--------- I- j- d-c-t-r a- v-l-a-s-n- --------------------------- Is je dochter al volwassen? 0
No, she is only seventeen. N-e- ze-is -as-z---nt-e-. N--- z- i- p-- z--------- N-e- z- i- p-s z-v-n-i-n- ------------------------- Nee, ze is pas zeventien. 0
But she already has a boyfriend. Maar-z- he--t ---een ----n-. M--- z- h---- a- e-- v------ M-a- z- h-e-t a- e-n v-i-n-. ---------------------------- Maar ze heeft al een vriend. 0

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