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Feelings

Feelings

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to feel like / want to U---a-i Uživati U-i-a-i ------- Uživati 0
We feel like. / We want to. M--už-v-mo (s--ima-- ---j--no-.-/ --d---(-ed--) -ži---a---e ima-a--r---tno-. Mi uživamo (se imamo prijetno). / Midva (Medve) uživava (se imava prijetno). M- u-i-a-o (-e i-a-o p-i-e-n-)- / M-d-a (-e-v-) u-i-a-a (-e i-a-a p-i-e-n-)- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Mi uživamo (se imamo prijetno). / Midva (Medve) uživava (se imava prijetno). 0
We don’t feel like. / We do’t want to. Ne-u--v-----uži-ava-. Ne uživamo (uživava). N- u-i-a-o (-ž-v-v-)- --------------------- Ne uživamo (uživava). 0
to be afraid b--- se bati se b-t- s- ------- bati se 0
I’m afraid. Bo--- s-. Bojim se. B-j-m s-. --------- Bojim se. 0
I am not afraid. N- b--im-se. Ne bojim se. N- b-j-m s-. ------------ Ne bojim se. 0
to have time imet- čas imeti čas i-e-i č-s --------- imeti čas 0
He has time. On -m--č--. On ima čas. O- i-a č-s- ----------- On ima čas. 0
He has no time. On --m- č-s-. On nima časa. O- n-m- č-s-. ------------- On nima časa. 0
to be bored d---oča---i--e dolgočasiti se d-l-o-a-i-i s- -------------- dolgočasiti se 0
She is bored. Ona--e-do-goča--.------ je d-l-čas-) Ona se dolgočasi. (Njej je dolgčas.) O-a s- d-l-o-a-i- (-j-j j- d-l-č-s-) ------------------------------------ Ona se dolgočasi. (Njej je dolgčas.) 0
She is not bored. Ona -e--- do----asi.--N-----i-dolgčas.) Ona se ne dolgočasi. (Njej ni dolgčas.) O-a s- n- d-l-o-a-i- (-j-j n- d-l-č-s-) --------------------------------------- Ona se ne dolgočasi. (Njej ni dolgčas.) 0
to be hungry bi-i--ač-n biti lačen b-t- l-č-n ---------- biti lačen 0
Are you hungry? A-i-s-- l-čni? Ali ste lačni? A-i s-e l-č-i- -------------- Ali ste lačni? 0
Aren’t you hungry? Al- n-st- -----? Ali niste lačni? A-i n-s-e l-č-i- ---------------- Ali niste lačni? 0
to be thirsty biti-žej-n biti žejen b-t- ž-j-n ---------- biti žejen 0
They are thirsty. V---te-ž---i. -V- st---ejne-) Vi ste žejni. (Ve ste žejne.) V- s-e ž-j-i- (-e s-e ž-j-e-) ----------------------------- Vi ste žejni. (Ve ste žejne.) 0
They are not thirsty. Vi niste že--i- (-e--i--e žej---) Vi niste žejni. (Ve niste žejne.) V- n-s-e ž-j-i- (-e n-s-e ž-j-e-) --------------------------------- Vi niste žejni. (Ve niste žejne.) 0

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Secret Languages

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