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Feelings

Feelings

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Feelings

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to feel like / want to ha-l-st ha lyst h- l-s- ------- ha lyst 0
We feel like. / We want to. Vi -a---yst. Vi har lyst. V- h-r l-s-. ------------ Vi har lyst. 0
We don’t feel like. / We do’t want to. Vi--a--i-kj- l-s-. Vi har ikkje lyst. V- h-r i-k-e l-s-. ------------------ Vi har ikkje lyst. 0
to be afraid v--- re-d vere redd v-r- r-d- --------- vere redd 0
I’m afraid. Eg--- redd. Eg er redd. E- e- r-d-. ----------- Eg er redd. 0
I am not afraid. Eg----ik--e ----. Eg er ikkje redd. E- e- i-k-e r-d-. ----------------- Eg er ikkje redd. 0
to have time ha tid ha tid h- t-d ------ ha tid 0
He has time. Ha--ha- t-d. Han har tid. H-n h-r t-d- ------------ Han har tid. 0
He has no time. Ha----r ----e t-d. Han har ikkje tid. H-n h-r i-k-e t-d- ------------------ Han har ikkje tid. 0
to be bored keie seg keie seg k-i- s-g -------- keie seg 0
She is bored. H------r-se-. Ho keiar seg. H- k-i-r s-g- ------------- Ho keiar seg. 0
She is not bored. Ho--e--r ----i-kje. Ho keiar seg ikkje. H- k-i-r s-g i-k-e- ------------------- Ho keiar seg ikkje. 0
to be hungry ver- -v-l-en vere svolten v-r- s-o-t-n ------------ vere svolten 0
Are you hungry? Er -- -vol---? Er de svoltne? E- d- s-o-t-e- -------------- Er de svoltne? 0
Aren’t you hungry? Er -- -kk-e -v-----? Er de ikkje svoltne? E- d- i-k-e s-o-t-e- -------------------- Er de ikkje svoltne? 0
to be thirsty ve-- t---t vere tyrst v-r- t-r-t ---------- vere tyrst 0
They are thirsty. De---r -y-s-e. Dei er tyrste. D-i e- t-r-t-. -------------- Dei er tyrste. 0
They are not thirsty. D-i-er -kk-e -y----. Dei er ikkje tyrste. D-i e- i-k-e t-r-t-. -------------------- Dei er ikkje tyrste. 0

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Secret Languages

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