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Feelings

Feelings

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to feel like / want to Tu-u --ema T--- o---- T-j- o-e-a ---------- Tuju olema 0
We feel like. / We want to. Meil ---tu--. M--- o- t---- M-i- o- t-j-. ------------- Meil on tuju. 0
We don’t feel like. / We do’t want to. Meil e- --- t-ju. M--- e- o-- t---- M-i- e- o-e t-j-. ----------------- Meil ei ole tuju. 0
to be afraid H-rmu -und-a H---- t----- H-r-u t-n-m- ------------ Hirmu tundma 0
I’m afraid. M-l--- h---. M-- o- h---- M-l o- h-r-. ------------ Mul on hirm. 0
I am not afraid. M--e---u--e --rmu. M- e- t---- h----- M- e- t-n-e h-r-u- ------------------ Ma ei tunne hirmu. 0
to have time A-ga--le-a A--- o---- A-g- o-e-a ---------- Aega olema 0
He has time. T-l-on ae-a. T-- o- a---- T-l o- a-g-. ------------ Tal on aega. 0
He has no time. T-l-ei -l---eg-. T-- e- o-- a---- T-l e- o-e a-g-. ---------------- Tal ei ole aega. 0
to be bored I--vlema I------- I-a-l-m- -------- Igavlema 0
She is bored. T-l -n--g-v. T-- o- i---- T-l o- i-a-. ------------ Tal on igav. 0
She is not bored. Ta--ei o-e i-a-. T-- e- o-- i---- T-l e- o-e i-a-. ---------------- Tal ei ole igav. 0
to be hungry Nälja-e-ol--a N------ o---- N-l-a-e o-e-a ------------- Näljane olema 0
Are you hungry? Ka- ----l-t--nä-j-s--? K-- t- o---- n-------- K-s t- o-e-e n-l-a-e-? ---------------------- Kas te olete näljased? 0
Aren’t you hungry? K-s--- e- ol--n-l-a---? K-- t- e- o-- n-------- K-s t- e- o-e n-l-a-e-? ----------------------- Kas te ei ole näljased? 0
to be thirsty Jan-ne o--ma J----- o---- J-n-n- o-e-a ------------ Janune olema 0
They are thirsty. T-il-o----nu. T--- o- j---- T-i- o- j-n-. ------------- Teil on janu. 0
They are not thirsty. T-----i o-- -an-. T--- e- o-- j---- T-i- e- o-e j-n-. ----------------- Teil ei ole janu. 0

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Secret Languages

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