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82 [eighty-two]

Past tense 2

Past tense 2

82 [astoņdesmit divi]

Pagātne 2

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Did you have to call an ambulance? Vai--e- -i-a j-izs--- ātr--palīdzī--? Vai tev bija jāizsauc ātrā palīdzība? V-i t-v b-j- j-i-s-u- ā-r- p-l-d-ī-a- ------------------------------------- Vai tev bija jāizsauc ātrā palīdzība? 0
Did you have to call the doctor? V------ b-j--jāiz--uc--rs-s? Vai tev bija jāizsauc ārsts? V-i t-v b-j- j-i-s-u- ā-s-s- ---------------------------- Vai tev bija jāizsauc ārsts? 0
Did you have to call the police? V-----v-bi-- j-i----- polici-a? Vai tev bija jāizsauc policija? V-i t-v b-j- j-i-s-u- p-l-c-j-? ------------------------------- Vai tev bija jāizsauc policija? 0
Do you have the telephone number? I had it just now. V-i----- ---t-lefona n-mu--? Tik-- vēl bij-. Vai Jums ir telefona numurs? Tikko vēl bija. V-i J-m- i- t-l-f-n- n-m-r-? T-k-o v-l b-j-. -------------------------------------------- Vai Jums ir telefona numurs? Tikko vēl bija. 0
Do you have the address? I had it just now. V-i Ju---i---dr---? T-k-- v-- b---. Vai Jums ir adrese? Tikko vēl bija. V-i J-m- i- a-r-s-? T-k-o v-l b-j-. ----------------------------------- Vai Jums ir adrese? Tikko vēl bija. 0
Do you have the city map? I had it just now. V-i--ums i--p-ls---s-p----- -ik-o--ē- -i--. Vai Jums ir pilsētas plāns? Tikko vēl bija. V-i J-m- i- p-l-ē-a- p-ā-s- T-k-o v-l b-j-. ------------------------------------------- Vai Jums ir pilsētas plāns? Tikko vēl bija. 0
Did he come on time? He could not come on time. Vai ---š-at---- l-i-ā?-V----n-var--- -t--k----i--. Vai viņš atnāca laikā? Viņš nevarēja atnākt laikā. V-i v-ņ- a-n-c- l-i-ā- V-ņ- n-v-r-j- a-n-k- l-i-ā- -------------------------------------------------- Vai viņš atnāca laikā? Viņš nevarēja atnākt laikā. 0
Did he find the way? He could not find the way. Va- v-ņš-a--ada ceļ-?-Vi-š-----rēj----r--------. Vai viņš atrada ceļu? Viņš nevarēja atrast ceļu. V-i v-ņ- a-r-d- c-ļ-? V-ņ- n-v-r-j- a-r-s- c-ļ-. ------------------------------------------------ Vai viņš atrada ceļu? Viņš nevarēja atrast ceļu. 0
Did he understand you? He could not understand me. Va--viņ- t-v- -aprat-?-V--š--e--r-j---an- -ap-ast. Vai viņš tevi saprata? Viņš nevarēja mani saprast. V-i v-ņ- t-v- s-p-a-a- V-ņ- n-v-r-j- m-n- s-p-a-t- -------------------------------------------------- Vai viņš tevi saprata? Viņš nevarēja mani saprast. 0
Why could you not come on time? K--ēc-t---eva------t-āk--la-k-? Kāpēc tu nevarēji atnākt laikā? K-p-c t- n-v-r-j- a-n-k- l-i-ā- ------------------------------- Kāpēc tu nevarēji atnākt laikā? 0
Why could you not find the way? K-p----- nevar--i--tr--- --ļu? Kāpēc tu nevarēji atrast ceļu? K-p-c t- n-v-r-j- a-r-s- c-ļ-? ------------------------------ Kāpēc tu nevarēji atrast ceļu? 0
Why could you not understand him? Kāpē---u-nev-rēj- -iņ- ---a--? Kāpēc tu nevarēji viņu sprast? K-p-c t- n-v-r-j- v-ņ- s-r-s-? ------------------------------ Kāpēc tu nevarēji viņu sprast? 0
I could not come on time because there were no buses. E--n-v--ē-- -tn--- -----, j---e-ā-a ---ob---. Es nevarēju atnākt laikā, jo nenāca autobuss. E- n-v-r-j- a-n-k- l-i-ā- j- n-n-c- a-t-b-s-. --------------------------------------------- Es nevarēju atnākt laikā, jo nenāca autobuss. 0
I could not find the way because I had no city map. Es-nevarēju--tra-t ce-u- j--ma- nebij-----sē-a----ā--. Es nevarēju atrast ceļu, jo man nebija pilsētas plāna. E- n-v-r-j- a-r-s- c-ļ-, j- m-n n-b-j- p-l-ē-a- p-ā-a- ------------------------------------------------------ Es nevarēju atrast ceļu, jo man nebija pilsētas plāna. 0
I could not understand him because the music was so loud. E- --va--ju -i-- sap-as-- -- ---ika--i-a--ik sk--a. Es nevarēju viņu saprast, jo mūzika bija tik skaļa. E- n-v-r-j- v-ņ- s-p-a-t- j- m-z-k- b-j- t-k s-a-a- --------------------------------------------------- Es nevarēju viņu saprast, jo mūzika bija tik skaļa. 0
I had to take a taxi. M-n-b-j- jāņe- takso--t--. Man bija jāņem taksometrs. M-n b-j- j-ņ-m t-k-o-e-r-. -------------------------- Man bija jāņem taksometrs. 0
I had to buy a city map. Man-bija-j-n-pēr- pil-ē--- plān-. Man bija jānopērk pilsētas plāns. M-n b-j- j-n-p-r- p-l-ē-a- p-ā-s- --------------------------------- Man bija jānopērk pilsētas plāns. 0
I had to switch off the radio. M-- bi-- jāiz--ēd--ra-io. Man bija jāizslēdz radio. M-n b-j- j-i-s-ē-z r-d-o- ------------------------- Man bija jāizslēdz radio. 0

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