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85 [eighty-five]

Questions – Past tense 1

Questions – Past tense 1

85 [tetёdhjetёepesё]

Pyes – e shkuara 1

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How much did you drink? S--k--- p----? S- k--- p--- ? S- k-n- p-r- ? -------------- Sa keni pirё ? 0
How much did you work? Sa--e-----n-ar? S- k--- p------ S- k-n- p-n-a-? --------------- Sa keni punuar? 0
How much did you write? Sa k-n--shkr--r? S- k--- s------- S- k-n- s-k-u-r- ---------------- Sa keni shkruar? 0
How did you sleep? S- --n--fje-u-? S- k--- f------ S- k-n- f-e-u-? --------------- Si keni fjetur? 0
How did you pass the exam? S- e --r--------mi-? S- e m---- p-------- S- e m-r-t p-o-i-i-? -------------------- Si e morёt provimin? 0
How did you find the way? Si ---j--ё---ru-ё-? S- e g----- r------ S- e g-e-ё- r-u-ё-? ------------------- Si e gjetёt rrugёn? 0
Who did you speak to? Me -ё --ni-f-lu-? M- k- k--- f----- M- k- k-n- f-l-r- ----------------- Me kё keni folur? 0
With whom did you make an appointment? Me--ё ken--l-n- -----? M- k- k--- l--- t----- M- k- k-n- l-n- t-k-m- ---------------------- Me kё keni lёnё takim? 0
With whom did you celebrate your birthday? Me k--e-f-s-u----it---n--e-? M- k- e f------ d----------- M- k- e f-s-u-t d-t-l-n-j-n- ---------------------------- Me kё e festuat ditёlindjen? 0
Where were you? K- ken- q--ё? K- k--- q---- K- k-n- q-n-? ------------- Ku keni qenё? 0
Where did you live? K- ke--------r? K- k--- b------ K- k-n- b-n-a-? --------------- Ku keni banuar? 0
Where did you work? K- k--- p---ar? K- k--- p------ K- k-n- p-n-a-? --------------- Ku keni punuar? 0
What did you suggest? Ç-ar------ -ëshi-luar? Ç---- k--- k---------- Ç-a-ё k-n- k-s-i-l-a-? ---------------------- Çfarё keni këshilluar? 0
What did you eat? Ç-ar- --ni-n-r-n-? Ç---- k--- n------ Ç-a-ё k-n- n-r-n-? ------------------ Çfarё keni ngrёnё? 0
What did you come to know? Ç-arё-k--i--ё-u--? Ç---- k--- m------ Ç-a-ё k-n- m-s-a-? ------------------ Çfarё keni mёsuar? 0
How fast did you drive? S- ---ejt keni-udhёt-a-? S- s----- k--- u-------- S- s-p-j- k-n- u-h-t-a-? ------------------------ Sa shpejt keni udhёtuar? 0
How long did you fly? S---ohё -e-i--l---r-ar? S- k--- k--- f--------- S- k-h- k-n- f-u-u-u-r- ----------------------- Sa kohё keni fluturuar? 0
How high did you jump? Sa ---- je-i-hedh--? S- l--- j--- h------ S- l-r- j-n- h-d-u-? -------------------- Sa lart jeni hedhur? 0

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