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क्रियाविशेषण

100 [one hundred]

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१०० [एक सौ]

100 [ek sau]

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क्रियाविशेषण

[kriyaavisheshan]

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already – not yet पह-- ह- – अ- त- क-- न--ं पहले ही – अब तक कभी नहीं 0
pa---- h-- – a- t-- k----- n---n pahale hee – ab tak kabhee nahin 		+
Have you already been to Berlin? क्-- आ- प--- भ- ब----- आ-- ह--? क्या आप पहले भी बर्लिन आये हैं? 0
ky- a-- p----- b--- b----- a--- h---? kya aap pahale bhee barlin aaye hain? 		+
No, not yet. नह--- अ- त- क-- न--ं नहीं, अब तक कभी नहीं 0
na---- a- t-- k----- n---n nahin, ab tak kabhee nahin 		+
     
someone – no one कि-- क- – क--- क- न--ं किसी को – किसी को नहीं 0
ki--- k- – k---- k- n---n kisee ko – kisee ko nahin 		+
Do you know someone here? क्-- आ- य--- क--- क- ज---- ह--? क्या आप यहाँ किसी को जानते हैं? 0
ky- a-- y----- k---- k- j------ h---? kya aap yahaan kisee ko jaanate hain? 		+
No, I don’t know anyone here. नह--- म-- य--- क--- क- न--- ज---- / ज---ी नहीं, मैं यहाँ किसी को नहीं जानता / जानती 0
na---- m--- y----- k---- k- n---- j------ / j------e nahin, main yahaan kisee ko nahin jaanata / jaanatee 		+
     
a little longer – not much longer और – औ- न--ं और – और नहीं 0
au- – a-- n---n aur – aur nahin 		+
Will you stay here a little longer? क्-- आ- य--- औ- स-- ठ------? क्या आप यहाँ और समय ठहरेंगे? 0
ky- a-- y----- a-- s---- t---------? kya aap yahaan aur samay thaharenge? 		+
No, I won’t stay here much longer. नह--- म-- य--- ब--- स-- न--- ठ------ / ठ-----ी नहीं, मैं यहाँ बहुत समय नहीं ठहरूँगा / ठहरूँगी 0
na---- m--- y----- b---- s---- n---- t---------- / t----------e nahin, main yahaan bahut samay nahin thaharoonga / thaharoongee 		+
     
something else – nothing else और क-- – औ- क-- न--ं और कुछ – और कुछ नहीं 0
au- k---- – a-- k---- n---n aur kuchh – aur kuchh nahin 		+
Would you like to drink something else? क्-- आ- औ- क-- प--- च---- ह--? क्या आप और कुछ पीना चाहते हैं? 0
ky- a-- a-- k---- p---- c------- h---? kya aap aur kuchh peena chaahate hain? 		+
No, I don’t want anything else. नह--- म-- औ- क-- न--- च---- / च---ी नहीं, मैं और कुछ नहीं चाहता / चाहती 0
na---- m--- a-- k---- n---- c------- / c-------e nahin, main aur kuchh nahin chaahata / chaahatee 		+
     
something already – nothing yet पह-- स- ह- क-- – अ- त- क-- न--ं पहले से ही कुछ – अब तक कुछ नहीं 0
pa---- s- h-- k---- – a- t-- k---- n---n pahale se hee kuchh – ab tak kuchh nahin 		+
Have you already eaten something? क्-- आ--- प--- स- ह- क-- ख--- ह-? क्या आपने पहले से ही कुछ खाया है? 0
ky- a----- p----- s- h-- k---- k----- h--? kya aapane pahale se hee kuchh khaaya hai? 		+
No, I haven’t eaten anything yet. नह--- म---- अ- त- क-- न--- ख--- है नहीं, मैंने अब तक कुछ नहीं खाया है 0
na---- m----- a- t-- k---- n---- k----- h-i nahin, mainne ab tak kuchh nahin khaaya hai 		+
     
someone else – no one else और क-- – औ- क-- न--ं और कोई – और कोई नहीं 0
au- k--- – a-- k--- n---n aur koee – aur koee nahin 		+
Does anyone else want a coffee? क्-- औ- क-- क---- च---- ह-? क्या और कोई कॉफ़ी चाहता है? 0
ky- a-- k--- k---- c------- h--? kya aur koee kofee chaahata hai? 		+
No, no one else. नह--- क-- न--ं नहीं, कोई नहीं 0
na---- k--- n---n nahin, koee nahin 		+
     

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