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Nitelik zarfları

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already – not yet d-ha-e---l –-da-a----e-h-ç d--- e---- – d--- ö--- h-- d-h- e-v-l – d-h- ö-c- h-ç -------------------------- daha evvel – daha önce hiç 0
Have you already been to Berlin? D-ha--v--- --ç -e---n’----ul-n--n---m-? D--- e---- h-- B-------- b--------- m-- D-h- e-v-l h-ç B-r-i-’-e b-l-n-u-u- m-? --------------------------------------- Daha evvel hiç Berlin’de bulundunuz mu? 0
No, not yet. H--ı-, -------ce -iç b--unmadım. H----- d--- ö--- h-- b---------- H-y-r- d-h- ö-c- h-ç b-l-n-a-ı-. -------------------------------- Hayır, daha önce hiç bulunmadım. 0
someone – no one biri --hiç kim-e b--- – h-- k---- b-r- – h-ç k-m-e ---------------- biri – hiç kimse 0
Do you know someone here? Burd---a-ı----n---v---mı? B---- t---------- v-- m-- B-r-a t-n-d-ğ-n-z v-r m-? ------------------------- Burda tanıdığınız var mı? 0
No, I don’t know anyone here. Hay--- -ur-- ---seyi tan---y----. H----- b---- k------ t----------- H-y-r- b-r-a k-m-e-i t-n-m-y-r-m- --------------------------------- Hayır, burda kimseyi tanımıyorum. 0
a little longer – not much longer dah- - -r--k de-il d--- – a---- d---- d-h- – a-t-k d-ğ-l ------------------ daha – artık değil 0
Will you stay here a little longer? B-------ah----- kal-c-k-m---n-z? B----- d--- ç-- k------ m------- B-r-d- d-h- ç-k k-l-c-k m-s-n-z- -------------------------------- Burada daha çok kalacak mısınız? 0
No, I won’t stay here much longer. Ha-ı-, ---a-a ----k f--l---a-m-ya-ağım. H----- b----- a---- f---- k------------ H-y-r- b-r-d- a-t-k f-z-a k-l-a-a-a-ı-. --------------------------------------- Hayır, burada artık fazla kalmayacağım. 0
something else – nothing else birşey d-ha - -iç-bir --y b----- d--- – h-- b-- ş-- b-r-e- d-h- – h-ç b-r ş-y ------------------------- birşey daha – hiç bir şey 0
Would you like to drink something else? Bi--şe- -a-a içm-- --t-r--si--z? B-- ş-- d--- i---- i------------ B-r ş-y d-h- i-m-k i-t-r-i-i-i-? -------------------------------- Bir şey daha içmek istermisiniz? 0
No, I don’t want anything else. H----, -aşk--hiç--i--şey --te-i-or--. H----- b---- h-- b-- ş-- i----------- H-y-r- b-ş-a h-ç b-r ş-y i-t-m-y-r-m- ------------------------------------- Hayır, başka hiç bir şey istemiyorum. 0
something already – nothing yet e-v--c- – -en-z-d---l e------ – h---- d---- e-v-l-e – h-n-z d-ğ-l --------------------- evvelce – henüz değil 0
Have you already eaten something? E-v-lce-bir--e-ler yedi--z-m-? E------ b-- ş----- y------ m-- E-v-l-e b-r ş-y-e- y-d-n-z m-? ------------------------------ Evvelce bir şeyler yediniz mi? 0
No, I haven’t eaten anything yet. H-y--- hen-z-b-- --y-ye--dim. H----- h---- b-- ş-- y------- H-y-r- h-n-z b-r ş-y y-m-d-m- ----------------------------- Hayır, henüz bir şey yemedim. 0
someone else – no one else dah- b-------r- – -r-ı--k-ms- yok d--- b---- b--- – a---- k---- y-- d-h- b-ş-a b-r- – a-t-k k-m-e y-k --------------------------------- daha başka biri – artık kimse yok 0
Does anyone else want a coffee? B---a ka--e--ste-en-var--ı? B---- k---- i------ v-- m-- B-ş-a k-h-e i-t-y-n v-r m-? --------------------------- Başka kahve isteyen var mı? 0
No, no one else. H---r- ki--e --t-m----. H----- k---- i--------- H-y-r- k-m-e i-t-m-y-r- ----------------------- Hayır, kimse istemiyor. 0

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