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E shkuara 1

81 [eighty-one]

Past tense 1

Past tense 1

81 [tetёdhjetёenjё]

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E shkuara 1

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to write sh----j shkruaj 0 +
He wrote a letter. Ai s-------- n-- l----. Ai shkruajti njё letёr. 0 +
And she wrote a card. Dh- a-- s-------- n-- k--------. Dhe ajo shkruajti njё kartolinё. 0 +
     
to read le--j lexoj 0 +
He read a magazine. Ai l---- n-- r------. Ai lexoi njё revistё. 0 +
And she read a book. Dh- a-- l---- n-- l----. Dhe ajo lexoi njё libёr. 0 +
     
to take ma-r marr 0 +
He took a cigarette. Ai m--- n-- c-----. Ai mori njё cigare. 0 +
She took a piece of chocolate. Aj- m--- n-- c--- ç--------. Ajo mori njё copё çokollatё. 0 +
     
He was disloyal, but she was loyal. Ai n-- i---- b------ p-- a-- i---- b------. Ai nuk ishte besnik, por ajo ishte besnike. 0 +
He was lazy, but she was hard-working. Ai i---- d------ p-- a-- i---- e z-------. Ai ishte dembel, por ajo ishte e zellshme. 0 +
He was poor, but she was rich. Ai i---- i v------ p-- a-- i---- e p----. Ai ishte i varfёr, por ajo ishte e pasur. 0 +
     
He had no money, only debts. Ai s------- l---- p-- b-----. Ai s’kishte lekё, por borxhe. 0 +
He had no luck, only bad luck. Ai s------- f--- p-- v---- t-------. Ai s’kishte fat, por vetёm tersllёk. 0 +
He had no success, only failure. Ai s------- s------ p-- d------. Ai s’kishte sukses, por dёshtim. 0 +
     
He was not satisfied, but dissatisfied. Ai n-- i---- i k------- p-- i p--------. Ai nuk ishte i kёnaqur, por i pakёnaqur. 0 +
He was not happy, but sad. Ai n-- i---- i l------ p-- i t--------. Ai nuk ishte i lumtur, por i trishtuar. 0 +
He was not friendly, but unfriendly. Ai n-- i---- s-------- p-- i---- a--------. Ai nuk ishte simpatik, por ishte antipatik. 0 +
     

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