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Отрицание 2

65 [sixty-five]

Negation 2

Negation 2

65 [шейсет и пет]

65 [sheyset i pet]

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Отрицание 2

[Otritsanie 2]

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Is the ring expensive? Ск-- л- е п--------? Скъп ли е пръстенът? 0
Sk-- l- y- p--------? Skyp li ye prystenyt? 		+
No, it costs only one hundred Euros. Не- т-- с----- с--- с-- е---. Не, той струва само сто евро. 0
Ne- t-- s----- s--- s-- y----. Ne, toy struva samo sto yevro. 		+
But I have only fifty. Но а- и-- с--- п-------. Но аз има само петдесет. 0
No a- i-- s--- p-------. No az ima samo petdeset. 		+
     
Are you finished? Го--- / г----- л- с- в---? Готов / готова ли си вече? 0
Go--- / g----- l- s- v----? Gotov / gotova li si veche? 		+
No, not yet. Не- о-- н-. Не, още не. 0
Ne- o----- n-. Ne, oshche ne. 		+
But I’ll be finished soon. Но е- с--- с-- г---- / г-----. Но ей сега съм готов / готова. 0
No y-- s--- s-- g---- / g-----. No yey sega sym gotov / gotova. 		+
     
Do you want some more soup? Ис--- л- о-- с---? Искаш ли още супа? 0
Is---- l- o----- s---? Iskash li oshche supa? 		+
No, I don’t want anymore. Не- н- и---- п-----. Не, не искам повече. 0
Ne- n- i---- p------. Ne, ne iskam poveche. 		+
But another ice cream. Но и---- о-- е--- с-------. Но искам още един сладолед. 0
No i---- o----- y---- s-------. No iskam oshche yedin sladoled. 		+
     
Have you lived here long? От----- л- ж----- т--? Отдавна ли живееш тук? 0
Ot----- l- z------- t--? Otdavna li zhiveesh tuk? 		+
No, only for a month. Не- е--- о- е--- м----. Не, едва от един месец. 0
Ne- y---- o- y---- m-----. Ne, yedva ot yedin mesets. 		+
But I already know a lot of people. Но в--- п------- м---- х---. Но вече познавам много хора. 0
No v---- p------- m---- k----. No veche poznavam mnogo khora. 		+
     
Are you driving home tomorrow? Ще п------ л- у--- з- в----? Ще пътуваш ли утре за вкъщи? 0
Sh--- p------- l- u--- z- v-------? Shche pytuvash li utre za vkyshchi? 		+
No, only on the weekend. Не- ч-- в к--- н- с--------. Не, чак в края на седмицата. 0
Ne- c--- v k---- n- s---------. Ne, chak v kraya na sedmitsata. 		+
But I will be back on Sunday. Но о-- в н----- щ- с- в----. Но още в неделя ще се върна. 0
No o----- v n------ s---- s- v----. No oshche v nedelya shche se vyrna. 		+
     
Is your daughter an adult? Дъ---- т- г----- л- е в---? Дъщеря ти голяма ли е вече? 0
Dy-------- t- g------ l- y- v----? Dyshcherya ti golyama li ye veche? 		+
No, she is only seventeen. Не- т- е е--- н- с----------. Не, тя е едва на седемнайсет. 0
Ne- t-- y- y---- n- s----------. Ne, tya ye yedva na sedemnayset. 		+
But she already has a boyfriend. Но в--- и-- п------. Но вече има приятел. 0
No v---- i-- p-------. No veche ima priyatel. 		+
     

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