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56 [fifty-six]

Feelings

Feelings

56 [Năm mươi sáu]

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to feel like / want to C--h----t-ú C_ h___ t__ C- h-n- t-ú ----------- Có hứng thú 0
We feel like. / We want to. Chú-g--ô--c- hứ-- -h-. C____ t__ c_ h___ t___ C-ú-g t-i c- h-n- t-ú- ---------------------- Chúng tôi có hứng thú. 0
We don’t feel like. / We do’t want to. Chúng---i -h-n---ó -ứng--hú. C____ t__ k____ c_ h___ t___ C-ú-g t-i k-ô-g c- h-n- t-ú- ---------------------------- Chúng tôi không có hứng thú. 0
to be afraid B---o--- sợ B_ h____ s_ B- h-ả-g s- ----------- Bị hoảng sợ 0
I’m afraid. T-i-b--h--n---ợ. T__ b_ h____ s__ T-i b- h-ả-g s-. ---------------- Tôi bị hoảng sợ. 0
I am not afraid. Tô---h----s-. T__ k____ s__ T-i k-ô-g s-. ------------- Tôi không sợ. 0
to have time C---h---g-an C_ t___ g___ C- t-ờ- g-a- ------------ Có thời gian 0
He has time. An- ấ- -ó --ời-----. A__ ấ_ c_ t___ g____ A-h ấ- c- t-ờ- g-a-. -------------------- Anh ấy có thời gian. 0
He has no time. A-- -y------ có----i gia-. A__ ấ_ k____ c_ t___ g____ A-h ấ- k-ô-g c- t-ờ- g-a-. -------------------------- Anh ấy không có thời gian. 0
to be bored B-ồ- -hán B___ c___ B-ồ- c-á- --------- Buồn chán 0
She is bored. Chị ấy b----ch-n. C__ ấ_ b___ c____ C-ị ấ- b-ồ- c-á-. ----------------- Chị ấy buồn chán. 0
She is not bored. Ch---y k---g-bu---c---. C__ ấ_ k____ b___ c____ C-ị ấ- k-ô-g b-ồ- c-á-. ----------------------- Chị ấy không buồn chán. 0
to be hungry Bị đói. B_ đ___ B- đ-i- ------- Bị đói. 0
Are you hungry? C-c -ạn-c- đói--hô-g? C__ b__ c_ đ__ k_____ C-c b-n c- đ-i k-ô-g- --------------------- Các bạn có đói không? 0
Aren’t you hungry? C---bạn -h-n---ói --? C__ b__ k____ đ__ h__ C-c b-n k-ô-g đ-i h-? --------------------- Các bạn không đói hả? 0
to be thirsty Bị --á-. B_ k____ B- k-á-. -------- Bị khát. 0
They are thirsty. Cá---ạ- -há-. C__ b__ k____ C-c b-n k-á-. ------------- Các bạn khát. 0
They are not thirsty. C-c-b-- k--n- k---. C__ b__ k____ k____ C-c b-n k-ô-g k-á-. ------------------- Các bạn không khát. 0

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