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already – not yet ber--carekê - q-t b--- c----- - q-- b-r- c-r-k- - q-t ----------------- berê carekê - qet 0
Have you already been to Berlin? H----er- care-- li --rlîn--m--? H-- b--- c----- l- B------ m--- H-n b-r- c-r-k- l- B-r-î-ê m-n- ------------------------------- Hûn berê carekê li Berlînê man? 0
No, not yet. N-, q-- --m--. N-- q-- n----- N-, q-t n-m-m- -------------- Na, qet nemam. 0
someone – no one k-se- ---u--es k---- - t- k-- k-s-k - t- k-s -------------- kesek - tu kes 0
Do you know someone here? L- vir-ke---î-n----iki-? L- v-- k----- n-- d----- L- v-r k-s-k- n-s d-k-n- ------------------------ Li vir kesekî nas dikin? 0
No, I don’t know anyone here. N-, -z -------t--k-sî-n----a-i-. N-- e- l- v-- t- k--- n-- n----- N-, e- l- v-r t- k-s- n-s n-k-m- -------------------------------- Na, ez li vir tu kesî nas nakim. 0
a little longer – not much longer h-n-- --î--a h-- - ê-- n- h-n - ê-î n- ------------ hîn - êdî na 0
Will you stay here a little longer? Hû- ê hî- -e-ek-----v-r-bi--n--? H-- ê h-- g----- l- v-- b------- H-n ê h-n g-l-k- l- v-r b-m-n-n- -------------------------------- Hûn ê hîn gelekî li vir bimînin? 0
No, I won’t stay here much longer. Na- êdî -i-vi--z---t-r n-m-n--. N-- ê-- l- v-- z------ n------- N-, ê-î l- v-r z-d-t-r n-m-n-m- ------------------------------- Na, êdî li vir zêdetir namînim. 0
something else – nothing else ti-t---d-n --t- ---t t----- d-- - t- t--- t-ş-e- d-n - t- t-ş- -------------------- tiştek din - tu tişt 0
Would you like to drink something else? H---dixwazin-t--tek- -in j-----w--? H-- d------- t------ d-- j- v------ H-n d-x-a-i- t-ş-e-î d-n j- v-x-i-? ----------------------------------- Hûn dixwazin tiştekî din jî vexwin? 0
No, I don’t want anything else. N-,--- tişte-- --n n-xwazi-. N-- t- t------ d-- n-------- N-, t- t-ş-e-î d-n n-x-a-i-. ---------------------------- Na, tu tiştekî din naxwazim. 0
something already – nothing yet e--lî - h-n -a e---- - h-- n- e-i-î - h-n n- -------------- ewilî - hîn na 0
Have you already eaten something? W--ew-lî--u tişt --a-? W- e---- t- t--- x---- W- e-i-î t- t-ş- x-a-? ---------------------- We ewilî tu tişt xwar? 0
No, I haven’t eaten anything yet. N-,--in-h-n-t-ş--k-n-xw---y-. N-- m-- h-- t----- n--------- N-, m-n h-n t-ş-e- n-x-a-i-e- ----------------------------- Na, min hîn tiştek nexwariye. 0
someone else – no one else ye------in---dî----k-s----e y----- d--- ê-- t- k-- t--- y-k-/- d-n- ê-î t- k-s t-n- --------------------------- yeke/î din- êdî tu kes tine 0
Does anyone else want a coffee? K-sek-/- qe--e-dix--z- --y-? K------- q---- d------ h---- K-s-k-/- q-h-e d-x-a-e h-y-? ---------------------------- Kesekî/ê qehwe dixwaze heye? 0
No, no one else. N---t- k-s ----az-. N-- t- k-- n------- N-, t- k-s n-x-a-e- ------------------- Na, tu kes naxwaze. 0

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