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95 [ninety-five]

Conjunctions 2

Conjunctions 2

95 [nittifem]

Konjunksjoner 2

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Since when is she no longer working? Når--l--te--h-n-- -ob-e? N-- s------ h-- å j----- N-r s-u-t-t h-n å j-b-e- ------------------------ Når sluttet hun å jobbe? 0
Since her marriage? Si--n-h----l---i--? S---- h-- b-- g---- S-d-n h-n b-e g-f-? ------------------- Siden hun ble gift? 0
Yes, she is no longer working since she got married. Ja--hu----- -k-- --bbe- -ide--h---ble gift. J-- h-- h-- i--- j----- s---- h-- b-- g---- J-, h-n h-r i-k- j-b-e- s-d-n h-n b-e g-f-. ------------------------------------------- Ja, hun har ikke jobbet siden hun ble gift. 0
Since she got married, she’s no longer working. S-d-n --n--l--gi-t-j--ber--un-i--- -e-g--. S---- h-- b-- g--- j----- h-- i--- l------ S-d-n h-n b-e g-f- j-b-e- h-n i-k- l-n-e-. ------------------------------------------ Siden hun ble gift jobber hun ikke lenger. 0
Since they have met each other, they are happy. Sid-- -----e-n-- --er---re er d--l---e---e. S---- d- k------ h-------- e- d- l--------- S-d-n d- k-e-n-r h-e-a-d-e e- d- l-k-e-i-e- ------------------------------------------- Siden de kjenner hverandre er de lykkelige. 0
Since they have had children, they rarely go out. S-d-------a- ---n gå------j-ld----t. S---- d- h-- b--- g-- d- s------ u-- S-d-n d- h-r b-r- g-r d- s-e-d-n u-. ------------------------------------ Siden de har barn går de sjelden ut. 0
When does she call? Når-t-lef--e-er -un? N-- t---------- h--- N-r t-l-f-n-r-r h-n- -------------------- Når telefonerer hun? 0
When driving? M-n- hun --ør-r? M--- h-- k------ M-n- h-n k-ø-e-? ---------------- Mens hun kjører? 0
Yes, when she is driving. J---m------n-kjø--r--i-. J-- m--- h-- k----- b--- J-, m-n- h-n k-ø-e- b-l- ------------------------ Ja, mens hun kjører bil. 0
She calls while she drives. Hun -elef--er-- me-- h-n--jø--r-b-l. H-- t---------- m--- h-- k----- b--- H-n t-l-f-n-r-r m-n- h-n k-ø-e- b-l- ------------------------------------ Hun telefonerer mens hun kjører bil. 0
She watches TV while she irons. H-n se- -å T----ns---- --r-ker --y. H-- s-- p- T- m--- h-- s------ t--- H-n s-r p- T- m-n- h-n s-r-k-r t-y- ----------------------------------- Hun ser på TV mens hun stryker tøy. 0
She listens to music while she does her work. Hu----r-r på -u--k---e-s h-- g-ø-----ga--n----ne. H-- h---- p- m----- m--- h-- g--- o-------- s---- H-n h-r-r p- m-s-k- m-n- h-n g-ø- o-p-a-e-e s-n-. ------------------------------------------------- Hun hører på musikk mens hun gjør oppgavene sine. 0
I can’t see anything when I don’t have glasses. J---se---nge-tin---å----g-i--e--a- -å --- --ille-. J-- s-- i-------- n-- j-- i--- h-- p- m-- b------- J-g s-r i-g-n-i-g n-r j-g i-k- h-r p- m-g b-i-l-r- -------------------------------------------------- Jeg ser ingenting når jeg ikke har på meg briller. 0
I can’t understand anything when the music is so loud. Jeg-f-----r-in-e-ting--år--us-k--n e-------y. J-- f------ i-------- n-- m------- e- s- h--- J-g f-r-t-r i-g-n-i-g n-r m-s-k-e- e- s- h-y- --------------------------------------------- Jeg forstår ingenting når musikken er så høy. 0
I can’t smell anything when I have a cold. Je- l-kter-in--nti-----r -----r -or---le-. J-- l----- i-------- n-- j-- e- f--------- J-g l-k-e- i-g-n-i-g n-r j-g e- f-r-j-l-t- ------------------------------------------ Jeg lukter ingenting når jeg er forkjølet. 0
We’ll take a taxi if it rains. V- --- en d--sj- h--s---t reg--r. V- t-- e- d----- h--- d-- r------ V- t-r e- d-o-j- h-i- d-t r-g-e-. --------------------------------- Vi tar en drosje hvis det regner. 0
We’ll travel around the world if we win the lottery. Vi---i-e- j---e- r-ndt----- -i-vi-n-r-i--o---. V- r----- j----- r---- h--- v- v----- i l----- V- r-i-e- j-r-e- r-n-t h-i- v- v-n-e- i l-t-o- ---------------------------------------------- Vi reiser jorden rundt hvis vi vinner i lotto. 0
We’ll start eating if he doesn’t come soon. Vi b-g-nner-- -pise hv---ha- ikke-kom-er------. V- b------- å s---- h--- h-- i--- k----- s----- V- b-g-n-e- å s-i-e h-i- h-n i-k- k-m-e- s-a-t- ----------------------------------------------- Vi begynner å spise hvis han ikke kommer snart. 0

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