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უარყოფა 2

65 [sixty-five]

Negation 2

Negation 2

65 [სამოცდახუთი]

65 [samotsdakhuti]

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უარყოფა 2

[uarqopa 2]

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Is the ring expensive? ბე---- ძ-----? ბეჭედი ძვირია? 0
be------ d------? bech'edi dzviria? 		+
No, it costs only one hundred Euros. არ-- ი- მ----- ა-- ე--- ღ---. არა, ის მხოლოდ ასი ევრო ღირს. 0
ar-- i- m------ a-- e--- g----. ara, is mkholod asi evro ghirs. 		+
But I have only fifty. მა---- მ- მ----- ო--------- მ----. მაგრამ მე მხოლოდ ორმოცდაათი მაქვს. 0
ma---- m- m------ o---------- m----. magram me mkholod ormotsdaati makvs. 		+
     
Are you finished? უკ-- მ--- ხ--? უკვე მზად ხარ? 0
uk--- m--- k---? uk've mzad khar? 		+
No, not yet. არ-- ჯ-- ა--. არა, ჯერ არა. 0
ar-- j-- a--. ara, jer ara. 		+
But I’ll be finished soon. მა---- ა----- მ--- ვ------. მაგრამ ახლავე მზად ვიქნები. 0
ma---- a------ m--- v------. magram akhlave mzad viknebi. 		+
     
Do you want some more soup? გი--- კ---- ს---? გინდა კიდევ სუპი? 0
gi--- k----- s----? ginda k'idev sup'i? 		+
No, I don’t want anymore. არ-- ა--- მ----. არა, აღარ მინდა. 0
ar-- a---- m----. ara, aghar minda. 		+
But another ice cream. მა---- კ---- ე--- ნ-----? მაგრამ კიდევ ერთი ნაყინი? 0
ma---- k----- e--- n-----? magram k'idev erti naqini? 		+
     
Have you lived here long? უკ-- დ--- ხ---- ა- ც------? უკვე დიდი ხანია აქ ცხოვრობ? 0
uk--- d--- k----- a- t--------? uk've didi khania ak tskhovrob? 		+
No, only for a month. არ-- მ----- ე--- თ---. არა, მხოლოდ ერთი თვეა. 0
ar-- m------ e--- t---. ara, mkholod erti tvea. 		+
But I already know a lot of people. მა---- უ--- ბ--- ხ---- ვ-----. მაგრამ უკვე ბევრ ხალხს ვიცნობ. 0
ma---- u---- b--- k------ v------. magram uk've bevr khalkhs vitsnob. 		+
     
Are you driving home tomorrow? ხვ-- ს----- მ------? ხვალ სახლში მიდიხარ? 0
kh--- s------- m-------? khval sakhlshi midikhar? 		+
No, only on the weekend. არ-- მ----- შ-----------. არა, მხოლოდ შაბათ-კვირას. 0
ar-- m------ s-------------. ara, mkholod shabat-k'viras. 		+
But I will be back on Sunday. მა---- კ------- დ----------. მაგრამ კვირასვე დავბრუნდები. 0
ma---- k-------- d----------. magram k'virasve davbrundebi. 		+
     
Is your daughter an adult? შე-- ქ-------- უ--- გ-------? შენი ქალიშვილი უკვე გაიზარდა? 0
sh--- k--------- u---- g-------? sheni kalishvili uk've gaizarda? 		+
No, she is only seventeen. არ-- ი- ჯ-- მ----- ჩ------- წ--- ა---. არა, ის ჯერ მხოლოდ ჩვიდმეტი წლის არის. 0
ar-- i- j-- m------ c--------- t----- a---. ara, is jer mkholod chvidmet'i ts'lis aris. 		+
But she already has a boyfriend. მა---- მ-- უ--- მ------- ჰ----. მაგრამ მას უკვე მეგობარი ჰყავს. 0
ma---- m-- u---- m------- h----. magram mas uk've megobari hqavs. 		+
     

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