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Adverbs

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already – not yet j-ż-r-z – j-s-cze --gdy j-- r-- – j------ n---- j-ż r-z – j-s-c-e n-g-y ----------------------- już raz – jeszcze nigdy 0
Have you already been to Berlin? B-ł --- / B-ł---ani--uż-raz-- B-rlini-? B-- p-- / B--- p--- j-- r-- w B-------- B-ł p-n / B-ł- p-n- j-ż r-z w B-r-i-i-? --------------------------------------- Był pan / Była pani już raz w Berlinie? 0
No, not yet. N--,--es-cze------. N--- j------ n----- N-e- j-s-c-e n-g-y- ------------------- Nie, jeszcze nigdy. 0
someone – no one kto- --n--t k--- – n--- k-o- – n-k- ----------- ktoś – nikt 0
Do you know someone here? Zna--an - ---i t----g-ś? Z-- p-- / p--- t- k----- Z-a p-n / p-n- t- k-g-ś- ------------------------ Zna pan / pani tu kogoś? 0
No, I don’t know anyone here. N--,-n-e-zn-m--- ni----. N--- n-- z--- t- n------ N-e- n-e z-a- t- n-k-g-. ------------------------ Nie, nie znam tu nikogo. 0
a little longer – not much longer jesz--- –-------e j------ – j-- n-- j-s-c-e – j-ż n-e ----------------- jeszcze – już nie 0
Will you stay here a little longer? Zost-n------ / -a-- -u --s--z- d--go? Z------- p-- / p--- t- j------ d----- Z-s-a-i- p-n / p-n- t- j-s-c-e d-u-o- ------------------------------------- Zostanie pan / pani tu jeszcze długo? 0
No, I won’t stay here much longer. Ni-, --e --st--- -u d-ugo. N--- n-- z------ t- d----- N-e- n-e z-s-a-ę t- d-u-o- -------------------------- Nie, nie zostanę tu długo. 0
something else – nothing else j-szc-- coś - nic --ę--j j------ c-- – n-- w----- j-s-c-e c-ś – n-c w-ę-e- ------------------------ jeszcze coś – nic więcej 0
Would you like to drink something else? C--ia--y-----/ -h----ab- --n- s-ę j-szc-e cz-g-----pi-? C------- p-- / C-------- p--- s-- j------ c----- n----- C-c-a-b- p-n / C-c-a-a-y p-n- s-ę j-s-c-e c-e-o- n-p-ć- ------------------------------------------------------- Chciałby pan / Chciałaby pani się jeszcze czegoś napić? 0
No, I don’t want anything else. N--- -u- ni-----c-j -ie chc-. N--- j-- n-- w----- n-- c---- N-e- j-ż n-c w-ę-e- n-e c-c-. ----------------------------- Nie, już nic więcej nie chcę. 0
something already – nothing yet j-- --- –----zc-e--ic j-- c-- – j------ n-- j-ż c-ś – j-s-c-e n-c --------------------- już coś – jeszcze nic 0
Have you already eaten something? C-- --ż-p---c----jadł / p-n- j-ż --a-ł-? C-- j-- p-- c-- z---- / p--- j-- z------ C-y j-ż p-n c-ś z-a-ł / p-n- j-ż z-a-ł-? ---------------------------------------- Czy już pan coś zjadł / pani już zjadła? 0
No, I haven’t eaten anything yet. N--,-ni- -----em-/ z--d--m -----------z-g-. N--- n-- z------ / z------ j------ n------- N-e- n-e z-a-ł-m / z-a-ł-m j-s-c-e n-c-e-o- ------------------------------------------- Nie, nie zjadłem / zjadłem jeszcze niczego. 0
someone else – no one else j---c-e----ś - ---- w---ej j------ k--- – n--- w----- j-s-c-e k-o- – n-k- w-ę-e- -------------------------- jeszcze ktoś – nikt więcej 0
Does anyone else want a coffee? Ch---łby-ktoś -esz--- ---ę? C------- k--- j------ k---- C-c-a-b- k-o- j-s-c-e k-w-? --------------------------- Chciałby ktoś jeszcze kawę? 0
No, no one else. N-e- już----t. N--- j-- n---- N-e- j-ż n-k-. -------------- Nie, już nikt. 0

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