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already – not yet n---- -ång-–-a-d-ig n____ g___ – a_____ n-g-n g-n- – a-d-i- ------------------- någon gång – aldrig 0
Have you already been to Berlin? H-- -- va-it i -e-lin nå--- g---? H__ n_ v____ i B_____ n____ g____ H-r n- v-r-t i B-r-i- n-g-n g-n-? --------------------------------- Har ni varit i Berlin någon gång? 0
No, not yet. Ne-,---d-ig. N___ a______ N-j- a-d-i-. ------------ Nej, aldrig. 0
someone – no one n--o--- --gen n____ – i____ n-g-n – i-g-n ------------- någon – ingen 0
Do you know someone here? Känne-----nå-o--- någ-a---r? K_____ n_ n____ / n____ h___ K-n-e- n- n-g-n / n-g-a h-r- ---------------------------- Känner ni någon / några här? 0
No, I don’t know anyone here. N-j,------ä-n------en-(a)--ä-. N___ j__ k_____ i____ (__ h___ N-j- j-g k-n-e- i-g-n (-) h-r- ------------------------------ Nej, jag känner ingen (a) här. 0
a little longer – not much longer Ä-n- lä-gr--–-------ä---e Ä___ l_____ – i___ l_____ Ä-n- l-n-r- – i-t- l-n-r- ------------------------- Ännu längre – inte längre 0
Will you stay here a little longer? Stan----n---nn- l--g-e h--? S______ n_ ä___ l_____ h___ S-a-n-r n- ä-n- l-n-r- h-r- --------------------------- Stannar ni ännu längre här? 0
No, I won’t stay here much longer. N--, jag stan-ar -n-- l-ng-- h--. N___ j__ s______ i___ l_____ h___ N-j- j-g s-a-n-r i-t- l-n-r- h-r- --------------------------------- Nej, jag stannar inte längre här. 0
something else – nothing else nå-o--me--–--n--t --r n____ m__ – i____ m__ n-g-t m-r – i-g-t m-r --------------------- något mer – inget mer 0
Would you like to drink something else? Sk---e ni ---ja ha något -er att -ri--a? S_____ n_ v____ h_ n____ m__ a__ d______ S-u-l- n- v-l-a h- n-g-t m-r a-t d-i-k-? ---------------------------------------- Skulle ni vilja ha något mer att dricka? 0
No, I don’t want anything else. N-j, ja---k---e -nte-v-lja ha-n-go----r. N___ j__ s_____ i___ v____ h_ n____ m___ N-j- j-g s-u-l- i-t- v-l-a h- n-g-t m-r- ---------------------------------------- Nej, jag skulle inte vilja ha något mer. 0
something already – nothing yet r-da--någo- --ännu--n--t r____ n____ – ä___ i____ r-d-n n-g-t – ä-n- i-g-t ------------------------ redan något – ännu inget 0
Have you already eaten something? Ha---i ---a---t-t -ågo-? H__ n_ r____ ä___ n_____ H-r n- r-d-n ä-i- n-g-t- ------------------------ Har ni redan ätit något? 0
No, I haven’t eaten anything yet. Nej,-ja--har i------it---g-t--n. N___ j__ h__ i___ ä___ n____ ä__ N-j- j-g h-r i-t- ä-i- n-g-t ä-. -------------------------------- Nej, jag har inte ätit något än. 0
someone else – no one else nå--n-mer-- -n--n-m-r n____ m__ – i____ m__ n-g-n m-r – i-g-n m-r --------------------- någon mer – ingen mer 0
Does anyone else want a coffee? Skulle---g---m-- --l----a -aff-? S_____ n____ m__ v____ h_ k_____ S-u-l- n-g-n m-r v-l-a h- k-f-e- -------------------------------- Skulle någon mer vilja ha kaffe? 0
No, no one else. Nej, -n-e- ---. N___ i____ m___ N-j- i-g-n m-r- --------------- Nej, ingen mer. 0

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