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already – not yet g-à---- ---t----n-n---.-m-i g-- u-- v---- – n-- .-- m-- g-à u-a v-l-a – n-n .-. m-i --------------------------- già una volta – non ... mai 0
Have you already been to Berlin? È------t-t------rl-no -n- -o--a? È g-- s---- a B------ u-- v----- È g-à s-a-o a B-r-i-o u-a v-l-a- -------------------------------- È già stato a Berlino una volta? 0
No, not yet. No,-no- c--son- ma- -----. N-- n-- c- s--- m-- s----- N-, n-n c- s-n- m-i s-a-o- -------------------------- No, non ci sono mai stato. 0
someone – no one q--l--no-- nes-uno q------- – n------ q-a-c-n- – n-s-u-o ------------------ qualcuno – nessuno 0
Do you know someone here? C--osce-qu-lc-no -ui? C------ q------- q--- C-n-s-e q-a-c-n- q-i- --------------------- Conosce qualcuno qui? 0
No, I don’t know anyone here. N-,-non --------ness---. N-- n-- c------ n------- N-, n-n c-n-s-o n-s-u-o- ------------------------ No, non conosco nessuno. 0
a little longer – not much longer a--o-a-–-non p-ù a----- – n-- p-- a-c-r- – n-n p-ù ---------------- ancora – non più 0
Will you stay here a little longer? Res-- ancora t-nto-q-i? R---- a----- t---- q--- R-s-a a-c-r- t-n-o q-i- ----------------------- Resta ancora tanto qui? 0
No, I won’t stay here much longer. N-, n-n -i r---- --- -a---. N-- n-- c- r---- p-- t----- N-, n-n c- r-s-o p-ù t-n-o- --------------------------- No, non ci resto più tanto. 0
something else – nothing else an--ra -ual--sa –-p-ù---ente a----- q------- – p-- n----- a-c-r- q-a-c-s- – p-ù n-e-t- ---------------------------- ancora qualcosa – più niente 0
Would you like to drink something else? V-ole-be---an--r- qualco--? V---- b--- a----- q-------- V-o-e b-r- a-c-r- q-a-c-s-? --------------------------- Vuole bere ancora qualcosa? 0
No, I don’t want anything else. N-, -o---o---- p-- -i-n-e. N-- n-- v----- p-- n------ N-, n-n v-g-i- p-ù n-e-t-. -------------------------- No, non voglio più niente. 0
something already – nothing yet gi----al---a-–-a-cora --e--e g-- q------- – a----- n----- g-à q-a-c-s- – a-c-r- n-e-t- ---------------------------- già qualcosa – ancora niente 0
Have you already eaten something? Ha--a----to--ià-q---co-a? H- m------- g-- q-------- H- m-n-i-t- g-à q-a-c-s-? ------------------------- Ha mangiato già qualcosa? 0
No, I haven’t eaten anything yet. No--n-n h- --n-i--- -n-ora-niente. N-- n-- h- m------- a----- n------ N-, n-n h- m-n-i-t- a-c-r- n-e-t-. ---------------------------------- No, non ho mangiato ancora niente. 0
someone else – no one else a--or- -------- – nes--no a----- q------- – n------ a-c-r- q-a-c-n- – n-s-u-o ------------------------- ancora qualcuno – nessuno 0
Does anyone else want a coffee? Q-alc--o v-ole--ncor- -n -af-è? Q------- v---- a----- u- c----- Q-a-c-n- v-o-e a-c-r- u- c-f-è- ------------------------------- Qualcuno vuole ancora un caffè? 0
No, no one else. N-,--essuno. N-- n------- N-, n-s-u-o- ------------ No, nessuno. 0

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