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Subfrazoj kun ke 1

91 [ninety-one]

Subordinate clauses: that 1

Subordinate clauses: that 1

91 [naŭdek unu]

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Subfrazoj kun ke 1

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Perhaps the weather will get better tomorrow. La v----- e--- p--------- m-----. La vetero eble pliboniĝos morgaŭ. 0 +
How do you know that? De k-- v- s---- t---? De kie vi scias tion? 0 +
I hope that it gets better. Mi e------ k- ĝ- p---------. Mi esperas ke ĝi pliboniĝos. 0 +
     
He will definitely come. Li c---- v----. Li certe venos. 0 +
Are you sure? Ĉu t-- c-----? Ĉu tio certas? 0 +
I know that he’ll come. Mi s---- k- l- v----. Mi scias ke li venos. 0 +
     
He’ll definitely call. Li c---- v----. Li certe vokos. 0 +
Really? Ĉu v---? Ĉu vere? 0 +
I believe that he’ll call. Mi k----- k- l- v----. Mi kredas ke li vokos. 0 +
     
The wine is definitely old. La v--- c---- m-------. La vino certe malnovas. 0 +
Do you know that for sure? Ĉu v- c----- p-- t--? Ĉu vi certas pri tio? 0 +
I think that it is old. Mi s------ k- ĝ- m-------. Mi supozas ke ĝi malnovas. 0 +
     
Our boss is good-looking. Ni- e---- b----------. Nia estro belaspektas. 0 +
Do you think so? Ĉu v- o------ t---? Ĉu vi opinias tion? 0 +
I find him very handsome. Mi e- o------ k- l- t-- b----------. Mi eĉ opinias ke li tre belaspektas. 0 +
     
The boss definitely has a girlfriend. La e---- c---- h---- k----------. La estro certe havas koramikinon. 0 +
Do you really think so? Ĉu v- v--- k----- t---? Ĉu vi vere kredas tion? 0 +
It is very possible that he has a girlfriend. Ja e---- k- l- h---- k----------. Ja eblas ke li havas koramikinon. 0 +
     

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