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en People   »   be асобы

1 [one]

People

People

1 [адзін]

1 [adzіn]

асобы

[asoby]

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I яя я я - я 0
y- y_ y- -- ya
I and you я і-ты я і т_ я і т- ------ я і ты 0
ya-- -y y_ і t_ y- і t- ------- ya і ty
both of us м- а--е м_ а___ м- а-о- ------- мы абое 0
m--a--e m_ a___ m- a-o- ------- my aboe
he ё- ё_ ё- -- ён 0
e- e_ e- -- en
he and she ё--і яна ё_ і я__ ё- і я-а -------- ён і яна 0
e--і y-na e_ і y___ e- і y-n- --------- en і yana
they both я-- ---е я__ а___ я-ы а-о- -------- яны абое 0
y-n- -boe y___ a___ y-n- a-o- --------- yany aboe
the man му----а м______ м-ж-ы-а ------- мужчына 0
m--hc-yna m________ m-z-c-y-a --------- muzhchyna
the woman жанчына ж______ ж-н-ы-а ------- жанчына 0
z------na z________ z-a-c-y-a --------- zhanchyna
the child дзі-я д____ д-і-я ----- дзіця 0
dz--sya d______ d-і-s-a ------- dzіtsya
a family с---я с____ с-м-я ----- сям’я 0
s-am-ya s______ s-a-’-a ------- syam’ya
my family мая-ся--я м__ с____ м-я с-м-я --------- мая сям’я 0
m-ya -ya--ya m___ s______ m-y- s-a-’-a ------------ maya syam’ya
My family is here. М----я--я т-т. М__ с____ т___ М-я с-м-я т-т- -------------- Мая сям’я тут. 0
Ma---syam-y- tut. M___ s______ t___ M-y- s-a-’-a t-t- ----------------- Maya syam’ya tut.
I am here. Я --т. Я т___ Я т-т- ------ Я тут. 0
Y----t. Y_ t___ Y- t-t- ------- Ya tut.
You are here. Т---ут. Т_ т___ Т- т-т- ------- Ты тут. 0
T- t-t. T_ t___ T- t-t- ------- Ty tut.
He is here and she is here. Ён----- - ----тут. Ё_ т___ і я__ т___ Ё- т-т- і я-а т-т- ------------------ Ён тут, і яна тут. 0
En---t----yana--u-. E_ t___ і y___ t___ E- t-t- і y-n- t-t- ------------------- En tut, і yana tut.
We are here. Мы--ут. М_ т___ М- т-т- ------- Мы тут. 0
My--u-. M_ t___ M- t-t- ------- My tut.
You are here. Вы-ту-. В_ т___ В- т-т- ------- Вы тут. 0
Vy t--. V_ t___ V- t-t- ------- Vy tut.
They are all here. Я-ы ----т--. Я__ ў__ т___ Я-ы ў-е т-т- ------------ Яны ўсе тут. 0
Y--- u-- ---. Y___ u__ t___ Y-n- u-e t-t- ------------- Yany use tut.

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