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Επιρρήματα

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already – not yet ήδ- – π--- μ---- τ--α ήδη – ποτέ μέχρι τώρα 0
ḗd- – p--- m----- t--a ḗdē – poté méchri tṓra 		+
Have you already been to Berlin? Έχ--- ε--------- π--- τ- Β-------; Έχετε επισκεφτεί ποτέ το Βερολίνο; 0
Éc---- e---------- p--- t- B-------? Échete episkephteí poté to Berolíno? 		+
No, not yet. Όχ-- π--- μ---- τ---. Όχι, ποτέ μέχρι τώρα. 0
Óc--- p--- m----- t---. Óchi, poté méchri tṓra. 		+
     
someone – no one κά----- – κ----- / κ-----ς κάποιος – κανείς / κανένας 0
ká----- – k----- / k-----s kápoios – kaneís / kanénas 		+
Do you know someone here? Ξέ---- κ------ ε--; Ξέρετε κάποιον εδώ; 0
Xé---- k------ e--? Xérete kápoion edṓ? 		+
No, I don’t know anyone here. Όχ-- δ-- ξ--- κ------ ε--. Όχι, δεν ξέρω κανέναν εδώ. 0
Óc--- d-- x--- k------ e--. Óchi, den xérō kanénan edṓ. 		+
     
a little longer – not much longer ακ--- – ό-- π-- / π---ν ακόμα – όχι πια / πλέον 0
ak--- – ó--- p-- / p---n akóma – óchi pia / pléon 		+
Will you stay here a little longer? Θα μ------ π--- α---- ε--; Θα μείνετε πολύ ακόμα εδώ; 0
Th- m------ p--- a---- e--? Tha meínete polý akóma edṓ? 		+
No, I won’t stay here much longer. Όχ-- δ-- θ- μ---- π--- α---- ε--. Όχι, δεν θα μείνω πολύ ακόμη εδώ. 0
Óc--- d-- t-- m---- p--- a---- e--. Óchi, den tha meínō polý akómē edṓ. 		+
     
something else – nothing else κά-- α---- – τ----- ά--ο κάτι ακόμα – τίποτα άλλο 0
ká-- a---- – t----- á--o káti akóma – típota állo 		+
Would you like to drink something else? Θα θ----- ν- π----- κ--- α----; Θα θέλατε να πιείτε κάτι ακόμα; 0
Th- t------ n- p----- k--- a----? Tha thélate na pieíte káti akóma? 		+
No, I don’t want anything else. Όχ-- δ- θ- ή---- τ----- ά---. Όχι, δε θα ήθελα τίποτα άλλο. 0
Óc--- d- t-- ḗ----- t----- á---. Óchi, de tha ḗthela típota állo. 		+
     
something already – nothing yet ήδ- κ--- – τ----- α---α ήδη κάτι – τίποτα ακόμα 0
ḗd- k--- – t----- a---a ḗdē káti – típota akóma 		+
Have you already eaten something? Έχ--- φ--- ή-- κ---; Έχετε φάει ήδη κάτι; 0
Éc---- p---- ḗ-- k---? Échete pháei ḗdē káti? 		+
No, I haven’t eaten anything yet. Όχ-- δ-- έ-- φ--- τ----- α----. Όχι, δεν έχω φάει τίποτα ακόμα. 0
Óc--- d-- é--- p---- t----- a----. Óchi, den échō pháei típota akóma. 		+
     
someone else – no one else κά----- α---- – κ----- ά---ς κάποιος ακόμα – κανείς άλλος 0
ká----- a---- – k----- á---s kápoios akóma – kaneís állos 		+
Does anyone else want a coffee? Θα ή---- κ------ α---- κ---; Θα ήθελε κάποιος ακόμα καφέ; 0
Th- ḗ----- k------ a---- k----? Tha ḗthele kápoios akóma kaphé? 		+
No, no one else. Όχ-- κ----- ά----. Όχι, κανείς άλλος. 0
Óc--- k----- á----. Óchi, kaneís állos. 		+
     

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