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ზმნიზედები

100 [one hundred]

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100 [ასი]

100 [asi]

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ზმნიზედები

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already – not yet ერ---- უ--- – ჯ-- ა------ს ერთხელ უკვე – ჯერ არასოდეს 0
er----- u---- – j-- a------s ertkhel uk've – jer arasodes 		+
Have you already been to Berlin? ყო------- რ------ ბ-------? ყოფილხართ როდესმე ბერლინში? 0
qo-------- r------ b--------? qopilkhart rodesme berlinshi? 		+
No, not yet. არ-- ჯ-- ა-------. არა, ჯერ არასოდეს. 0
ar-- j-- a-------. ara, jer arasodes. 		+
     
someone – no one ვი--- – ა----ნ ვინმე – არავინ 0
vi--- – a----n vinme – aravin 		+
Do you know someone here? იც---- ა- ვ-----? იცნობთ აქ ვინმეს? 0
it----- a- v-----? itsnobt ak vinmes? 		+
No, I don’t know anyone here. არ-- ა- ა----- ვ-----. არა, აქ არავის ვიცნობ. 0
ar-- a- a----- v------. ara, ak aravis vitsnob. 		+
     
a little longer – not much longer კი--- – მ--- ა---. კიდევ – მეტი აღარ. 0
k'---- – m---- a----. k'idev – met'i aghar. 		+
Will you stay here a little longer? კი--- დ------ რ----- ა-? კიდევ დიდხანს რჩებით აქ? 0
k'---- d------- r------ a-? k'idev didkhans rchebit ak? 		+
No, I won’t stay here much longer. არ-- ა- დ------ ა--- ვ-----. არა, აქ დიდხანს აღარ ვრჩები. 0
ar-- a- d------- a---- v------. ara, ak didkhans aghar vrchebi. 		+
     
something else – nothing else კი--- რ--- – მ--- ა-----ი კიდევ რამე – მეტი არაფერი 0
k'---- r--- – m---- a-----i k'idev rame – met'i araperi 		+
Would you like to drink something else? გნ----- კ---- რ----- დ-----? გნებავთ კიდევ რაიმეს დალევა? 0
gn----- k----- r----- d-----? gnebavt k'idev raimes daleva? 		+
No, I don’t want anything else. არ-- ა-------- მ----. არა, აღარაფერი მინდა. 0
ar-- a--------- m----. ara, agharaperi minda. 		+
     
something already – nothing yet უკ-- რ---- – ჯ-- ა-----ი უკვე რაიმე – ჯერ არაფერი 0
uk--- r---- – j-- a-----i uk've raime – jer araperi 		+
Have you already eaten something? მი------ უ--- რ---? მიირთვით უკვე რამე? 0
mi------ u---- r---? miirtvit uk've rame? 		+
No, I haven’t eaten anything yet. არ-- მ- ჯ-- ა------ მ------. არა, მე ჯერ არაფერი მიჭამია. 0
ar-- m- j-- a------ m--------. ara, me jer araperi mich'amia. 		+
     
someone else – no one else კი--- ვ---- – მ--- ა----ნ კიდევ ვინმე – მეტი არავინ 0
k'---- v---- – m---- a----n k'idev vinme – met'i aravin 		+
Does anyone else want a coffee? უნ-- ვ----- კ---- ყ---? უნდა ვინმეს კიდევ ყავა? 0
un-- v----- k----- q---? unda vinmes k'idev qava? 		+
No, no one else. არ-- მ--- ა-----. არა, მეტს არავის. 0
ar-- m---- a-----. ara, met's aravis. 		+
     

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