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Прыслоўі

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Прыслоўі

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already – not yet уж- к----- – я--- н----і ужо калісь – яшчэ ніколі 0
uz-- k----- – y------ n----і uzho kalіs’ – yashche nіkolі 		+
Have you already been to Berlin? Вы ў-- к----- б--- ў Б------? Вы ўжо калісь былі ў Берліне? 0
Vy u--- k----- b--- u B------? Vy uzho kalіs’ bylі u Berlіne? 		+
No, not yet. Не- я--- н-----. Не, яшчэ ніколі. 0
Ne- y------ n-----. Ne, yashche nіkolі. 		+
     
someone – no one хт--------- – н---о хто-небудзь – ніхто 0
kh---------- – n----o khto-nebudz’ – nіkhto 		+
Do you know someone here? Вы к----------- т-- в------? Вы каго-небудзь тут ведаеце? 0
Vy k----------- t-- v-------? Vy kago-nebudz’ tut vedaetse? 		+
No, I don’t know anyone here. Не- я т-- н----- н- в----. Не, я тут нікога не ведаю. 0
Ne- y- t-- n----- n- v-----. Ne, ya tut nіkoga ne vedayu. 		+
     
a little longer – not much longer яш-- – у-- не яшчэ – ужо не 0
ya----- – u--- ne yashche – uzho ne 		+
Will you stay here a little longer? Вы т-- я--- н------ з----------? Вы тут яшчэ надоўга застаняцеся? 0
Vy t-- y------ n------ z-------------? Vy tut yashche nadouga zastanyatsesya? 		+
No, I won’t stay here much longer. Не- я б---- т-- н- з--------. Не, я больш тут не застануся. 0
Ne- y- b----- t-- n- z---------. Ne, ya bol’sh tut ne zastanusya. 		+
     
something else – nothing else яш-- к---- – б---- н----а яшчэ крыху – больш нічога 0
ya----- k----- – b----- n-----a yashche krykhu – bol’sh nіchoga 		+
Would you like to drink something else? Хо---- я--- к---- в-----? Хочаце яшчэ крыху выпіць? 0
Kh------- y------ k----- v------? Khochatse yashche krykhu vypіts’? 		+
No, I don’t want anything else. Не- я б---- н----- н- х---. Не, я больш нічога не хачу. 0
Ne- y- b----- n------ n- k-----. Ne, ya bol’sh nіchoga ne khachu. 		+
     
something already – nothing yet уж- ш---------- – я--- н----а ужо што-небудзь – яшчэ нічога 0
uz-- s----------- – y------ n-----a uzho shto-nebudz’ – yashche nіchoga 		+
Have you already eaten something? Вы ў-- ш---------- е--? Вы ўжо што-небудзь елі? 0
Vy u--- s----------- y---? Vy uzho shto-nebudz’ yelі? 		+
No, I haven’t eaten anything yet. Не- я я--- н----- н- е- / н- е--. Не, я яшчэ нічога не еў / не ела. 0
Ne- y- y------ n------ n- y-- / n- y---. Ne, ya yashche nіchoga ne yeu / ne yela. 		+
     
someone else – no one else хт--------- я--- – н---- б---ш хто-небудзь яшчэ – ніхто больш 0
kh---------- y------ – n----- b----h khto-nebudz’ yashche – nіkhto bol’sh 		+
Does anyone else want a coffee? Хт--------- я--- х--- к---? Хто-небудзь яшчэ хоча кавы? 0
Kh---------- y------ k----- k---? Khto-nebudz’ yashche khocha kavy? 		+
No, no one else. Не- б---- н----. Не, больш ніхто. 0
Ne- b----- n-----. Ne, bol’sh nіkhto. 		+
     

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