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82 [eighty-two]

Past tense 2

Past tense 2

82 [dvainosemdeset]

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Did you have to call an ambulance? A-- -i-mo--l(a) --kli--t--re-----? A-- s- m------- p-------- r------- A-i s- m-r-l-a- p-k-i-a-i r-š-l-a- ---------------------------------- Ali si moral(a) poklicati rešilca? 0
Did you have to call the doctor? A----- m-ral(-)-po--i-ati --rav--k-? A-- s- m------- p-------- z--------- A-i s- m-r-l-a- p-k-i-a-i z-r-v-i-a- ------------------------------------ Ali si moral(a) poklicati zdravnika? 0
Did you have to call the police? A-i-s- m--a--a)-p--lica---p-l--i--? A-- s- m------- p-------- p-------- A-i s- m-r-l-a- p-k-i-a-i p-l-c-j-? ----------------------------------- Ali si moral(a) poklicati policijo? 0
Do you have the telephone number? I had it just now. Al---m--- t--e---s-- --e----o--Pr------se- j---e -------. A-- i---- t--------- š-------- P------ s-- j- š- i------- A-i i-a-e t-l-f-n-k- š-e-i-k-? P-a-k-r s-m j- š- i-e-(-)- --------------------------------------------------------- Ali imate telefonsko številko? Pravkar sem jo še imel(a). 0
Do you have the address? I had it just now. Ali ima------l-v?----vkar--e--ga--e -----a-. A-- i---- n------ P------ s-- g- š- i------- A-i i-a-e n-s-o-? P-a-k-r s-m g- š- i-e-(-)- -------------------------------------------- Ali imate naslov? Pravkar sem ga še imel(a). 0
Do you have the city map? I had it just now. A---im--- -ač-t mes----Pr--ka- se- ga----ime----. A-- i---- n---- m----- P------ s-- g- š- i------- A-i i-a-e n-č-t m-s-a- P-a-k-r s-m g- š- i-e-(-)- ------------------------------------------------- Ali imate načrt mesta? Pravkar sem ga še imel(a). 0
Did he come on time? He could not come on time. Je pr--e--t-------- n- m---- ----i-p-----as--. J- p----- t----- O- n- m---- p---- p---------- J- p-i-e- t-č-o- O- n- m-g-l p-i-i p-a-o-a-n-. ---------------------------------------------- Je prišel točno? On ni mogel priti pravočasno. 0
Did he find the way? He could not find the way. J---ašel-pot?------gel-------p-ti. J- n---- p--- N- m---- n---- p---- J- n-š-l p-t- N- m-g-l n-j-i p-t-. ---------------------------------- Je našel pot? Ni mogel najti poti. 0
Did he understand you? He could not understand me. T---e -azu-el?--i----mo----r--u-e-i. T- j- r------- N- m- m---- r-------- T- j- r-z-m-l- N- m- m-g-l r-z-m-t-. ------------------------------------ Te je razumel? Ni me mogel razumeti. 0
Why could you not come on time? Zak-- -i-- m---- -mo---)-pri-i t---o? Z---- n--- m---- (------ p---- t----- Z-k-j n-s- m-g-l (-o-l-) p-i-i t-č-o- ------------------------------------- Zakaj nisi mogel (mogla) priti točno? 0
Why could you not find the way? Za-a--n--i mog-- -m--la--n--ti -oti? Z---- n--- m---- (------ n---- p---- Z-k-j n-s- m-g-l (-o-l-) n-j-i p-t-? ------------------------------------ Zakaj nisi mogel (mogla) najti poti? 0
Why could you not understand him? Za-a---a nis--m-g-----o--a)----um---? Z---- g- n--- m---- (------ r-------- Z-k-j g- n-s- m-g-l (-o-l-) r-z-m-t-? ------------------------------------- Zakaj ga nisi mogel (mogla) razumeti? 0
I could not come on time because there were no buses. Ni----m-ge-----gla- --i-i toč-o- k-- n- -o-i- n-b-n ---o-u-. N---- m---- (------ p---- t----- k-- n- v---- n---- a------- N-s-m m-g-l (-o-l-) p-i-i t-č-o- k-r n- v-z-l n-b-n a-t-b-s- ------------------------------------------------------------ Nisem mogel (mogla) priti točno, ker ni vozil noben avtobus. 0
I could not find the way because I had no city map. N--em ---el -m--------j-i p--i,-k-r-n---m i--------a---- --s-a. N---- m---- (------ n---- p---- k-- n---- i------ n----- m----- N-s-m m-g-l (-o-l-) n-j-i p-t-, k-r n-s-m i-e-(-) n-č-t- m-s-a- --------------------------------------------------------------- Nisem mogel (mogla) najti poti, ker nisem imel(a) načrta mesta. 0
I could not understand him because the music was so loud. Nise- -a--o----(mogla- -a----ti, ker -e-b-l----a--- -a-- -l---a. N---- g- m---- (------ r-------- k-- j- b--- g----- t--- g------ N-s-m g- m-g-l (-o-l-) r-z-m-t-, k-r j- b-l- g-a-b- t-k- g-a-n-. ---------------------------------------------------------------- Nisem ga mogel (mogla) razumeti, ker je bila glasba tako glasna. 0
I had to take a taxi. M--al(a- ----vzeti-ta-s-. M------- s-- v---- t----- M-r-l-a- s-m v-e-i t-k-i- ------------------------- Moral(a) sem vzeti taksi. 0
I had to buy a city map. Mora--a) -em-kupit----č---mest-. M------- s-- k----- n---- m----- M-r-l-a- s-m k-p-t- n-č-t m-s-a- -------------------------------- Moral(a) sem kupiti načrt mesta. 0
I had to switch off the radio. M---l(a---e- i-k---i-i -a---. M------- s-- i-------- r----- M-r-l-a- s-m i-k-o-i-i r-d-o- ----------------------------- Moral(a) sem izklopiti radio. 0

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