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already – not yet no-------- – a----g nogensinde – aldrig 0 +
Have you already been to Berlin? Ha- d- n--------- v---- i B-----? Har du nogensinde været i Berlin? 0 +
No, not yet. Ne-- a-----. Nej, aldrig. 0 +
     
someone – no one no--- – i---n nogen – ingen 0 +
Do you know someone here? Ke---- d- n---- h--? Kender du nogen her? 0 +
No, I don’t know anyone here. Ne-- j-- k----- i----. Nej, jeg kender ingen. 0 +
     
a little longer – not much longer en--- – i--- m--e endnu – ikke mere 0 +
Will you stay here a little longer? Bl---- d- h-- l---- e----? Bliver du her længe endnu? 0 +
No, I won’t stay here much longer. Ne-- j-- b----- h-- i--- m---- l------. Nej, jeg bliver her ikke meget længere. 0 +
     
something else – nothing else no--- m--- – i--- m--e noget mere – ikke mere 0 +
Would you like to drink something else? Vi- d- h--- n---- m--- a- d-----? Vil du have noget mere at drikke? 0 +
No, I don’t want anything else. Ne- t--- j-- v-- i--- h--- m---. Nej tak, jeg vil ikke have mere. 0 +
     
something already – nothing yet al------ n---- – i--- n---- e---u allerede noget – ikke noget endnu 0 +
Have you already eaten something? Ha- d- a------- s---- n----? Har du allerede spist noget? 0 +
No, I haven’t eaten anything yet. Ne-- j-- h-- i--- s---- n---- e----. Nej, jeg har ikke spist noget endnu. 0 +
     
someone else – no one else fl--- – i--- f---e flere – ikke flere 0 +
Does anyone else want a coffee? Er d-- f----- d-- v-- h--- k----? Er der flere, der vil have kaffe? 0 +
No, no one else. Ne-- i--- f----. Nej, ikke flere. 0 +
     

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