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already – not yet ja- r--- – v-- n---d jau reiz – vēl nekad 0 +
Have you already been to Berlin? Va- J-- j-- k------ e--- b---- B------? Vai Jūs jau kādreiz esat bijis Berlīnē? 0 +
No, not yet. Nē- v-- n----. Nē, vēl nekad. 0 +
     
someone – no one kā-- – n-----s kāds – neviens 0 +
Do you know someone here? Va- J-- t- k--- p-------? Vai Jūs te kādu pazīstat? 0 +
No, I don’t know anyone here. Nē- e- t- n------ n--------. Nē, es te nevienu nepazīstu. 0 +
     
a little longer – not much longer vē- – v---- ne vēl – vairs ne 0 +
Will you stay here a little longer? Va- J-- t- v-- i--- p--------? Vai Jūs te vēl ilgi paliksiet? 0 +
No, I won’t stay here much longer. Nē- e- t- v---- i--- n--------. Nē, es te vairs ilgi nepalikšu. 0 +
     
something else – nothing else vē- k--- k- – n--- v---s vēl kaut ko – neko vairs 0 +
Would you like to drink something else? Va- j-- v------- v-- k--- k- d----? Vai jūs vēlaties vēl kaut ko dzert? 0 +
No, I don’t want anything else. Nē- e- v---- n--- n------. Nē, es vairs neko nevēlos. 0 +
     
something already – nothing yet ja- k--- k- – v-- n--o jau kaut ko – vēl neko 0 +
Have you already eaten something? Va- J-- j-- k--- k- e--- ē---? Vai Jūs jau kaut ko esat ēdis? 0 +
No, I haven’t eaten anything yet. Nē- e- v-- n--- n----- ē---. Nē, es vēl neko neesmu ēdis. 0 +
     
someone else – no one else vē- k--- – v---- n-----s vēl kāds – vairs neviens 0 +
Does anyone else want a coffee? Va- v-- k--- v---- k-----? Vai vēl kāds vēlas kafiju? 0 +
No, no one else. Nē- v---- n------. Nē, vairs neviens. 0 +
     

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The Arabian language

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