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65 [sixty-five]

Negation 2

Negation 2

65 [sessenta e cinco]

Negação 2

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Is the ring expensive? O --el -----o? O a___ é c____ O a-e- é c-r-? -------------- O anel é caro? 0
No, it costs only one hundred Euros. N-o,-----s--cu--a c------os. N___ e__ s_ c____ c__ E_____ N-o- e-e s- c-s-a c-m E-r-s- ---------------------------- Não, ele só custa cem Euros. 0
But I have only fifty. M-s--u só t---o-ci-q--n-a. M__ e_ s_ t____ c_________ M-s e- s- t-n-o c-n-u-n-a- -------------------------- Mas eu só tenho cinquenta. 0
Are you finished? J-----bas-e? J_ a________ J- a-a-a-t-? ------------ Já acabaste? 0
No, not yet. Nã-,--i-da-não. N___ a____ n___ N-o- a-n-a n-o- --------------- Não, ainda não. 0
But I’ll be finished soon. Ma- -- e--ou q--s-. M__ j_ e____ q_____ M-s j- e-t-u q-a-e- ------------------- Mas já estou quase. 0
Do you want some more soup? Quer-- -a-s--op-? Q_____ m___ s____ Q-e-e- m-i- s-p-? ----------------- Queres mais sopa? 0
No, I don’t want anymore. Não,-e- n-o-----o --i-. N___ e_ n__ q____ m____ N-o- e- n-o q-e-o m-i-. ----------------------- Não, eu não quero mais. 0
But another ice cream. Ma- --i--u- --la--. M__ m___ u_ g______ M-s m-i- u- g-l-d-. ------------------- Mas mais um gelado. 0
Have you lived here long? (-o--) -o-a --ui-------to -e-po? (_____ m___ a___ h_ m____ t_____ (-o-ê- m-r- a-u- h- m-i-o t-m-o- -------------------------------- (Você) mora aqui há muito tempo? 0
No, only for a month. Nã-, só h-----m--. N___ s_ h_ u_ m___ N-o- s- h- u- m-s- ------------------ Não, só há um mês. 0
But I already know a lot of people. M-s j-----he-- --i-a- -es-oas. M__ j_ c______ m_____ p_______ M-s j- c-n-e-o m-i-a- p-s-o-s- ------------------------------ Mas já conheço muitas pessoas. 0
Are you driving home tomorrow? Vai--am--h-----a--asa ? V___ a_____ p___ c___ ? V-i- a-a-h- p-r- c-s- ? ----------------------- Vais amanhã para casa ? 0
No, only on the weekend. Não, só no f-m-d--s-m-n-. N___ s_ n_ f__ d_ s______ N-o- s- n- f-m d- s-m-n-. ------------------------- Não, só no fim de semana. 0
But I will be back on Sunday. Ma- -- -o-t------o--o-ing-. M__ e_ v____ j_ n_ d_______ M-s e- v-l-o j- n- d-m-n-o- --------------------------- Mas eu volto já no domingo. 0
Is your daughter an adult? A -------ha--á-é ad----? A t__ f____ j_ é a______ A t-a f-l-a j- é a-u-t-? ------------------------ A tua filha já é adulta? 0
No, she is only seventeen. N-----l---ó-te- ---as--te anos. N___ e__ s_ t__ d________ a____ N-o- e-a s- t-m d-z-s-e-e a-o-. ------------------------------- Não, ela só tem dezassete anos. 0
But she already has a boyfriend. Ma- ---t-m -- --m-ra-o. M__ j_ t__ u_ n________ M-s j- t-m u- n-m-r-d-. ----------------------- Mas já tem um namorado. 0

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