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95 [ninety-five]

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Conjunctions 2

95 [novantacinque]

Congiunzioni 2

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Since when is she no longer working? D---uan-o non--av--a-p--? D- q----- n-- l----- p--- D- q-a-d- n-n l-v-r- p-ù- ------------------------- Da quando non lavora più? 0
Since her marriage? Da --po -l-su---at--m--i-? D- d--- i- s-- m---------- D- d-p- i- s-o m-t-i-o-i-? -------------------------- Da dopo il suo matrimonio? 0
Yes, she is no longer working since she got married. S-- l----on -a-o-- -iù-da q-and--s- è-spo-a--. S-- l-- n-- l----- p-- d- q----- s- è s------- S-, l-i n-n l-v-r- p-ù d- q-a-d- s- è s-o-a-a- ---------------------------------------------- Sì, lei non lavora più da quando si è sposata. 0
Since she got married, she’s no longer working. D- qua----s--è-sp-s--a- --- --vor--p--. D- q----- s- è s------- n-- l----- p--- D- q-a-d- s- è s-o-a-a- n-n l-v-r- p-ù- --------------------------------------- Da quando si è sposata, non lavora più. 0
Since they have met each other, they are happy. Da--ua--o--i --no-c---,-sono -eli--. D- q----- s- c--------- s--- f------ D- q-a-d- s- c-n-s-o-o- s-n- f-l-c-. ------------------------------------ Da quando si conoscono, sono felici. 0
Since they have had children, they rarely go out. D- ----do--a-no-ba-b--i- -s-o-o -arame--e. D- q----- h---- b------- e----- r--------- D- q-a-d- h-n-o b-m-i-i- e-c-n- r-r-m-n-e- ------------------------------------------ Da quando hanno bambini, escono raramente. 0
When does she call? Qu-n-- -el--ona? Q----- t-------- Q-a-d- t-l-f-n-? ---------------- Quando telefona? 0
When driving? D--a--e -l -i---i-? D------ i- v------- D-r-n-e i- v-a-g-o- ------------------- Durante il viaggio? 0
Yes, when she is driving. Sì- -e--r--g----. S-- m----- g----- S-, m-n-r- g-i-a- ----------------- Sì, mentre guida. 0
She calls while she drives. Le- te-efona m-n--e-----a. L-- t------- m----- g----- L-i t-l-f-n- m-n-r- g-i-a- -------------------------- Lei telefona mentre guida. 0
She watches TV while she irons. L-i--u-rd- -- -- --n--e s-ira. L-- g----- l- T- m----- s----- L-i g-a-d- l- T- m-n-r- s-i-a- ------------------------------ Lei guarda la TV mentre stira. 0
She listens to music while she does her work. Le- a--o--a la--u-i-a--ent-e f--i-com--t-. L-- a------ l- m----- m----- f- i c------- L-i a-c-l-a l- m-s-c- m-n-r- f- i c-m-i-i- ------------------------------------------ Lei ascolta la musica mentre fa i compiti. 0
I can’t see anything when I don’t have glasses. N-n--e-----ente--e n---m-t-o gli ----ial-. N-- v--- n----- s- n-- m---- g-- o-------- N-n v-d- n-e-t- s- n-n m-t-o g-i o-c-i-l-. ------------------------------------------ Non vedo niente se non metto gli occhiali. 0
I can’t understand anything when the music is so loud. N-n-c-p-sc- -iente-s- -----s-c--è ---ì-for-e. N-- c------ n----- s- l- m----- è c--- f----- N-n c-p-s-o n-e-t- s- l- m-s-c- è c-s- f-r-e- --------------------------------------------- Non capisco niente se la musica è così forte. 0
I can’t smell anything when I have a cold. No---e--- -d-ri, qu-n-- ho -l-r---r-d----. N-- s---- o----- q----- h- i- r----------- N-n s-n-o o-o-i- q-a-d- h- i- r-f-r-d-o-e- ------------------------------------------ Non sento odori, quando ho il raffreddore. 0
We’ll take a taxi if it rains. S- piove- --e----mo un-ta---. S- p----- p-------- u- t----- S- p-o-e- p-e-d-a-o u- t-s-ì- ----------------------------- Se piove, prendiamo un tassì. 0
We’ll travel around the world if we win the lottery. S- --n--a-o a- -----,--ac----o-i--g-ro-del-mo---. S- v------- a- l----- f------- i- g--- d-- m----- S- v-n-i-m- a- l-t-o- f-c-i-m- i- g-r- d-l m-n-o- ------------------------------------------------- Se vinciamo al lotto, facciamo il giro del mondo. 0
We’ll start eating if he doesn’t come soon. Se-n---ar-i---pres-----o-i--ia---a -angia-e. S- n-- a----- p------ c--------- a m-------- S- n-n a-r-v- p-e-t-, c-m-n-i-m- a m-n-i-r-. -------------------------------------------- Se non arriva presto, cominciamo a mangiare. 0

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