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100 [one hundred]

Adverbs

Adverbs

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Adverbien

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already – not yet sch-n-----a- - no-- n-e s____ e_____ – n___ n__ s-h-n e-n-a- – n-c- n-e ----------------------- schon einmal – noch nie 0
Have you already been to Berlin? Si-d--ie -cho- ---m-- -n----l-n----e--n? S___ S__ s____ e_____ i_ B_____ g_______ S-n- S-e s-h-n e-n-a- i- B-r-i- g-w-s-n- ---------------------------------------- Sind Sie schon einmal in Berlin gewesen? 0
No, not yet. Ne------ch n-e. N____ n___ n___ N-i-, n-c- n-e- --------------- Nein, noch nie. 0
someone – no one j--a-d---n-e-a-d j_____ – n______ j-m-n- – n-e-a-d ---------------- jemand – niemand 0
Do you know someone here? K-n------e hi-- jeman--en)? K_____ S__ h___ j__________ K-n-e- S-e h-e- j-m-n-(-n-? --------------------------- Kennen Sie hier jemand(en)? 0
No, I don’t know anyone here. N-in- i----e-n- hi-r n--ma--(--). N____ i__ k____ h___ n___________ N-i-, i-h k-n-e h-e- n-e-a-d-e-)- --------------------------------- Nein, ich kenne hier niemand(en). 0
a little longer – not much longer n--- – --ch---e-r n___ – n____ m___ n-c- – n-c-t m-h- ----------------- noch – nicht mehr 0
Will you stay here a little longer? Bleib-- S-- --ch--a-ge---er? B______ S__ n___ l____ h____ B-e-b-n S-e n-c- l-n-e h-e-? ---------------------------- Bleiben Sie noch lange hier? 0
No, I won’t stay here much longer. N---, ic- --eib- -ich----hr -ang- h-e-. N____ i__ b_____ n____ m___ l____ h____ N-i-, i-h b-e-b- n-c-t m-h- l-n-e h-e-. --------------------------------------- Nein, ich bleibe nicht mehr lange hier. 0
something else – nothing else noch--tw-- –---ch-s me-r n___ e____ – n_____ m___ n-c- e-w-s – n-c-t- m-h- ------------------------ noch etwas – nichts mehr 0
Would you like to drink something else? Mö---e- -i---oc- -tw-s trin-en? M______ S__ n___ e____ t_______ M-c-t-n S-e n-c- e-w-s t-i-k-n- ------------------------------- Möchten Sie noch etwas trinken? 0
No, I don’t want anything else. N-i-,--ch---c-----i--ts-me-r. N____ i__ m_____ n_____ m____ N-i-, i-h m-c-t- n-c-t- m-h-. ----------------------------- Nein, ich möchte nichts mehr. 0
something already – nothing yet s-ho--e--as---n-c- n--hts s____ e____ – n___ n_____ s-h-n e-w-s – n-c- n-c-t- ------------------------- schon etwas – noch nichts 0
Have you already eaten something? Ha-e------sc--- etwa- g--e---n? H____ S__ s____ e____ g________ H-b-n S-e s-h-n e-w-s g-g-s-e-? ------------------------------- Haben Sie schon etwas gegessen? 0
No, I haven’t eaten anything yet. N--n,-ic---ab- -o-- nich-- -egess-n. N____ i__ h___ n___ n_____ g________ N-i-, i-h h-b- n-c- n-c-t- g-g-s-e-. ------------------------------------ Nein, ich habe noch nichts gegessen. 0
someone else – no one else n----je-and-- --em--d----r n___ j_____ – n______ m___ n-c- j-m-n- – n-e-a-d m-h- -------------------------- noch jemand – niemand mehr 0
Does anyone else want a coffee? M-chte-noch j-ma-d -i--n -affe-? M_____ n___ j_____ e____ K______ M-c-t- n-c- j-m-n- e-n-n K-f-e-? -------------------------------- Möchte noch jemand einen Kaffee? 0
No, no one else. Nei-----e---d----r. N____ n______ m____ N-i-, n-e-a-d m-h-. ------------------- Nein, niemand mehr. 0

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