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93 [ninety-three]

Subordinate clauses: if

Subordinate clauses: if

93 [triindevetdeset]

Odvisni stavki z ali (če)

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I don’t know if he loves me. Ne-ve-- al- -- l--b- -im- -a--. N- v--- a-- m- l---- (--- r---- N- v-m- a-i m- l-u-i (-m- r-d-. ------------------------------- Ne vem, ali me ljubi (ima rad). 0
I don’t know if he’ll come back. N--v-m--a-- s- -o v-n--. N- v--- a-- s- b- v----- N- v-m- a-i s- b- v-n-l- ------------------------ Ne vem, ali se bo vrnil. 0
I don’t know if he’ll call me. N----m, a---me--o-pok--ca-. N- v--- a-- m- b- p-------- N- v-m- a-i m- b- p-k-i-a-. --------------------------- Ne vem, ali me bo poklical. 0
Maybe he doesn’t love me? A---m--re- l-u-i? A-- m- r-- l----- A-i m- r-s l-u-i- ----------------- Ali me res ljubi? 0
Maybe he won’t come back? A---b---r---- -a-aj? A-- b- p----- n----- A-i b- p-i-e- n-z-j- -------------------- Ali bo prišel nazaj? 0
Maybe he won’t call me? Al---- b--re--pokl--a-? A-- m- b- r-- p-------- A-i m- b- r-s p-k-i-a-? ----------------------- Ali me bo res poklical? 0
I wonder if he thinks about me. S-----jem ----al----sli-na--. S-------- s-- a-- m---- n---- S-r-š-j-m s-, a-i m-s-i n-m-. ----------------------------- Sprašujem se, ali misli name. 0
I wonder if he has someone else. S-rašu-e- se- a----m----k-no -r-go. S-------- s-- a-- i-- k----- d----- S-r-š-j-m s-, a-i i-a k-k-n- d-u-o- ----------------------------------- Sprašujem se, ali ima kakšno drugo. 0
I wonder if he lies. Sp-aš---m s-, a---l--e. S-------- s-- a-- l---- S-r-š-j-m s-, a-i l-ž-. ----------------------- Sprašujem se, ali laže. 0
Maybe he thinks of me? A-- sp-o- -isli--a--? A-- s---- m---- n---- A-i s-l-h m-s-i n-m-? --------------------- Ali sploh misli name? 0
Maybe he has someone else? Al----a---kšno-dr-go? A-- i-- k----- d----- A-i i-a k-k-n- d-u-o- --------------------- Ali ima kakšno drugo? 0
Maybe he tells me the truth? Ali-s-lo--g-vo-----sni-o? A-- s---- g----- r------- A-i s-l-h g-v-r- r-s-i-o- ------------------------- Ali sploh govori resnico? 0
I doubt whether he really likes me. D--mim,--- ----m- zare- -ad. D------ d- m- i-- z---- r--- D-o-i-, d- m- i-a z-r-s r-d- ---------------------------- Dvomim, da me ima zares rad. 0
I doubt whether he’ll write to me. Dv----,--- mi -- pis--. D------ d- m- b- p----- D-o-i-, d- m- b- p-s-l- ----------------------- Dvomim, da mi bo pisal. 0
I doubt whether he’ll marry me. D--mi-,-----e--- p-ro--l-z -an-. D------ d- s- b- p------ z m---- D-o-i-, d- s- b- p-r-č-l z m-n-. -------------------------------- Dvomim, da se bo poročil z mano. 0
Does he really like me? A-i--e--ma--a--s -ad? A-- m- i-- z---- r--- A-i m- i-a z-r-s r-d- --------------------- Ali me ima zares rad? 0
Will he write to me? Al- mi-b--s--o- pisa-? A-- m- b- s---- p----- A-i m- b- s-l-h p-s-l- ---------------------- Ali mi bo sploh pisal? 0
Will he marry me? Ali se-b- s--o- poročil - m--o? A-- s- b- s---- p------ z m---- A-i s- b- s-l-h p-r-č-l z m-n-? ------------------------------- Ali se bo sploh poročil z mano? 0

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