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already – not yet d-ja-oda-ă – --------iod--ă deja odată – încă niciodată d-j- o-a-ă – î-c- n-c-o-a-ă --------------------------- deja odată – încă niciodată 0
Have you already been to Berlin? A-i-f-st---ja-odat- -a-Ber-in? Aţi fost deja odată la Berlin? A-i f-s- d-j- o-a-ă l- B-r-i-? ------------------------------ Aţi fost deja odată la Berlin? 0
No, not yet. Nu- -nc---i-i-dat-. Nu, încă niciodată. N-, î-c- n-c-o-a-ă- ------------------- Nu, încă niciodată. 0
someone – no one c-------------i cineva – nimeni c-n-v- – n-m-n- --------------- cineva – nimeni 0
Do you know someone here? C-n------i --ci--- cine-a? Cunoaşteţi aici pe cineva? C-n-a-t-ţ- a-c- p- c-n-v-? -------------------------- Cunoaşteţi aici pe cineva? 0
No, I don’t know anyone here. Nu,-nu cu-os- -e-----n----n--e-----i-i. Nu, nu cunosc pe nimeni / nimenea aici. N-, n- c-n-s- p- n-m-n- / n-m-n-a a-c-. --------------------------------------- Nu, nu cunosc pe nimeni / nimenea aici. 0
a little longer – not much longer î-c- - n- --i încă – nu mai î-c- – n- m-i ------------- încă – nu mai 0
Will you stay here a little longer? R--â---i -ncă -u-t ---- -i-i? Rămâneţi încă mult timp aici? R-m-n-ţ- î-c- m-l- t-m- a-c-? ----------------------------- Rămâneţi încă mult timp aici? 0
No, I won’t stay here much longer. Nu,--u--a- r---n mul--ti-- aici. Nu, nu mai rămân mult timp aici. N-, n- m-i r-m-n m-l- t-m- a-c-. -------------------------------- Nu, nu mai rămân mult timp aici. 0
something else – nothing else înc----va-– -i--c--l-c-va încă ceva – nimic altceva î-c- c-v- – n-m-c a-t-e-a ------------------------- încă ceva – nimic altceva 0
Would you like to drink something else? M-- do-iţi-să--eţ- -eva? Mai doriţi să beţi ceva? M-i d-r-ţ- s- b-ţ- c-v-? ------------------------ Mai doriţi să beţi ceva? 0
No, I don’t want anything else. Nu, -- ----dore-----mi-. Nu, nu mai doresc nimic. N-, n- m-i d-r-s- n-m-c- ------------------------ Nu, nu mai doresc nimic. 0
something already – nothing yet deja -e-a – -----n-mic deja ceva – încă nimic d-j- c-v- – î-c- n-m-c ---------------------- deja ceva – încă nimic 0
Have you already eaten something? A----â-c-- de---ceva? Aţi mâncat deja ceva? A-i m-n-a- d-j- c-v-? --------------------- Aţi mâncat deja ceva? 0
No, I haven’t eaten anything yet. N-, n-a- mânc---în-- -im--. Nu, n-am mâncat încă nimic. N-, n-a- m-n-a- î-c- n-m-c- --------------------------- Nu, n-am mâncat încă nimic. 0
someone else – no one else înc---in--a - ni---i a-tc-n-va încă cineva – nimeni altcineva î-c- c-n-v- – n-m-n- a-t-i-e-a ------------------------------ încă cineva – nimeni altcineva 0
Does anyone else want a coffee? Mai dor--te --n--a - -----? Mai doreşte cineva o cafea? M-i d-r-ş-e c-n-v- o c-f-a- --------------------------- Mai doreşte cineva o cafea? 0
No, no one else. Nu,--i-e-i altc-nev-. Nu, nimeni altcineva. N-, n-m-n- a-t-i-e-a- --------------------- Nu, nimeni altcineva. 0

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