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65 [sixty-five]

Negation 2

Negation 2

65 [altmış beş]

Olumsuz yanıt 2

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Is the ring expensive? Y--ük p-h-l--m-? Yüzük pahalı mı? Y-z-k p-h-l- m-? ---------------- Yüzük pahalı mı? 0
No, it costs only one hundred Euros. Hay-r,------e -0- A--o. Hayır, sadece 100 Avro. H-y-r- s-d-c- 1-0 A-r-. ----------------------- Hayır, sadece 100 Avro. 0
But I have only fifty. A-a-be--e sa--ce-e-l- var. Ama bende sadece elli var. A-a b-n-e s-d-c- e-l- v-r- -------------------------- Ama bende sadece elli var. 0
Are you finished? Ha--r m--ı-? Hazır mısın? H-z-r m-s-n- ------------ Hazır mısın? 0
No, not yet. H---r,-he-üz-de-i-. Hayır, henüz değil. H-y-r- h-n-z d-ğ-l- ------------------- Hayır, henüz değil. 0
But I’ll be finished soon. Am- -e--- -az-r -l-ru-. Ama hemen hazır olurum. A-a h-m-n h-z-r o-u-u-. ----------------------- Ama hemen hazır olurum. 0
Do you want some more soup? D--- ---b--iste--is-n? Daha çorba istermisin? D-h- ç-r-a i-t-r-i-i-? ---------------------- Daha çorba istermisin? 0
No, I don’t want anymore. H-y--, is--m-m. Hayır, istemem. H-y-r- i-t-m-m- --------------- Hayır, istemem. 0
But another ice cream. A-- -ir--o----ma-d-h- i------. Ama bir dondurma daha isterim. A-a b-r d-n-u-m- d-h- i-t-r-m- ------------------------------ Ama bir dondurma daha isterim. 0
Have you lived here long? U----zam--d---m-----ad--o-u--y-rsun? Uzun zamandır mı burada oturuyorsun? U-u- z-m-n-ı- m- b-r-d- o-u-u-o-s-n- ------------------------------------ Uzun zamandır mı burada oturuyorsun? 0
No, only for a month. H--ı---bir-a-dı-. Hayır, bir aydır. H-y-r- b-r a-d-r- ----------------- Hayır, bir aydır. 0
But I already know a lot of people. Am- ş------- b-r-o- --s-n -anı-o--m. Ama şimdiden birçok insan tanıyorum. A-a ş-m-i-e- b-r-o- i-s-n t-n-y-r-m- ------------------------------------ Ama şimdiden birçok insan tanıyorum. 0
Are you driving home tomorrow? Yar---e-- --d-c-- ---in? Yarın eve gidecek misin? Y-r-n e-e g-d-c-k m-s-n- ------------------------ Yarın eve gidecek misin? 0
No, only on the weekend. H-y-r----ca- h-ft---o-u---. Hayır, ancak hafta sonunda. H-y-r- a-c-k h-f-a s-n-n-a- --------------------------- Hayır, ancak hafta sonunda. 0
But I will be back on Sunday. Ama d--a P---r g--ü dö--c-ği-. Ama daha Pazar günü döneceğim. A-a d-h- P-z-r g-n- d-n-c-ğ-m- ------------------------------ Ama daha Pazar günü döneceğim. 0
Is your daughter an adult? Kı--n-yetişki--m-? Kızın yetişkin mi? K-z-n y-t-ş-i- m-? ------------------ Kızın yetişkin mi? 0
No, she is only seventeen. Hayı-, -ah--on-y-d-s--d-. Hayır, daha on yedisinde. H-y-r- d-h- o- y-d-s-n-e- ------------------------- Hayır, daha on yedisinde. 0
But she already has a boyfriend. A-a -im-id-n e-----ar-ad--ı --r. Ama şimdiden erkek arkadaşı var. A-a ş-m-i-e- e-k-k a-k-d-ş- v-r- -------------------------------- Ama şimdiden erkek arkadaşı var. 0

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