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क्रियाविशेषण अव्यय

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क्रियाविशेषण अव्यय

[kriyāviśēṣaṇa avyaya]

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already – not yet या------ – अ--------- न--ी यापूर्वी – अजूनपर्यंत नाही 0
yā----- – a------------ n--ī yāpūrvī – ajūnaparyanta nāhī 		+
Have you already been to Berlin? आप- य------- ब------- ग--- / ग----- आ--- क-? आपण यापूर्वी बर्लिनला गेला / गेल्या आहात का? 0
āp--- y------ b-------- g---/ g---- ā---- k-? āpaṇa yāpūrvī barlinalā gēlā/ gēlyā āhāta kā? 		+
No, not yet. ना--- अ--------- न---. नाही, अजूनपर्यंत नाही. 0
Nā--- a------------ n---. Nāhī, ajūnaparyanta nāhī. 		+
     
someone – no one को-- – क--- न--ी कोणी – कोणी नाही 0
Kō-- – k--- n--ī Kōṇī – kōṇī nāhī 		+
Do you know someone here? आप- इ-- क----- ओ---- क-? आपण इथे कोणाला ओळखता का? 0
āp--- i--- k----- ō------- k-? āpaṇa ithē kōṇālā ōḷakhatā kā? 		+
No, I don’t know anyone here. ना--- म- इ-- क------- ओ--- न---. नाही, मी इथे कोणालाही ओळखत नाही. 0
Nā--- m- i--- k------- ō------- n---. Nāhī, mī ithē kōṇālāhī ōḷakhata nāhī. 		+
     
a little longer – not much longer आण-- थ--- व-- – ज---- व-- न--ी आणखी थोडा वेळ – जास्त वेळ नाही 0
Āṇ---- t---- v--- – j---- v--- n--ī Āṇakhī thōḍā vēḷa – jāsta vēḷa nāhī 		+
Will you stay here a little longer? आप- इ-- आ--- थ--- व-- थ------ क-? आपण इथे आणखी थोडा वेळ थांबणार का? 0
āp--- i--- ā----- t---- v--- t--------- k-? āpaṇa ithē āṇakhī thōḍā vēḷa thāmbaṇāra kā? 		+
No, I won’t stay here much longer. ना--- म- इ-- ज---- व-- थ------ न---. नाही, मी इथे जास्त वेळ थांबणार नाही. 0
Nā--- m- i--- j---- v--- t--------- n---. Nāhī, mī ithē jāsta vēḷa thāmbaṇāra nāhī. 		+
     
something else – nothing else आण-- क--- – आ--- क--- न--ी आणखी काही – आणखी काही नाही 0
Āṇ---- k--- – ā----- k--- n--ī Āṇakhī kāhī – āṇakhī kāhī nāhī 		+
Would you like to drink something else? आप- आ--- क--- प---- क-? आपण आणखी काही पिणार का? 0
āp--- ā----- k--- p----- k-? āpaṇa āṇakhī kāhī piṇāra kā? 		+
No, I don’t want anything else. ना--- म-- आ--- क--- प------ न---. नाही, मला आणखी काही प्यायचे नाही. 0
Nā--- m--- ā----- k--- p------ n---. Nāhī, malā āṇakhī kāhī pyāyacē nāhī. 		+
     
something already – nothing yet अग---- क--- – अ--------- क--- न--ी अगोदरच काही – अजूनपर्यंत काही नाही 0
Ag------- k--- – a------------ k--- n--ī Agōdaraca kāhī – ajūnaparyanta kāhī nāhī 		+
Have you already eaten something? आप- अ----- क--- ख----- आ-- क-? आपण अगोदरच काही खाल्ले आहे का? 0
āp--- a-------- k--- k----- ā-- k-? āpaṇa agōdaraca kāhī khāllē āhē kā? 		+
No, I haven’t eaten anything yet. ना--- म- अ--------- क--- ख----- न---. नाही, मी अजूनपर्यंत काही खाल्ले नाही. 0
Nā--- m- a------------ k--- k----- n---. Nāhī, mī ajūnaparyanta kāhī khāllē nāhī. 		+
     
someone else – no one else आण-- क----- – आ--- क----- न--ी आणखी कोणाला – आणखी कोणाला नाही 0
Āṇ---- k----- – ā----- k----- n--ī Āṇakhī kōṇālā – āṇakhī kōṇālā nāhī 		+
Does anyone else want a coffee? आण-- क----- क--- प----- क-? आणखी कोणाला कॉफी पाहिजे का? 0
āṇ---- k----- k---- p----- k-? āṇakhī kōṇālā kŏphī pāhijē kā? 		+
No, no one else. ना--- आ--- क----- (क--- न-- आ--). नाही, आणखी कोणाला (कॉफी नको आहे). 0
Nā--- ā----- k----- (k---- n--- ā--). Nāhī, āṇakhī kōṇālā (kŏphī nakō āhē). 		+
     

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