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already – not yet na - --nd- pa n- – h---- p- n- – h-n-i p- ------------- na – hindi pa 0
Have you already been to Berlin? Nakapu-t- ka na-b- s- --rl--? N-------- k- n- b- s- B------ N-k-p-n-a k- n- b- s- B-r-i-? ----------------------------- Nakapunta ka na ba sa Berlin? 0
No, not yet. H-n-i, hi--i-p-.-/--i-d-, ---a pa. H----- h---- p-- / H----- w--- p-- H-n-i- h-n-i p-. / H-n-i- w-l- p-. ---------------------------------- Hindi, hindi pa. / Hindi, wala pa. 0
someone – no one k---t--i---– -al--- sinum-n k---- s--- – w----- s------ k-h-t s-n- – w-l-n- s-n-m-n --------------------------- kahit sino – walang sinuman 0
Do you know someone here? M-y------------a-di-o? M-- k----- k- b- d---- M-y k-l-l- k- b- d-t-? ---------------------- May kilala ka ba dito? 0
No, I don’t know anyone here. H-n-i,--a-- a-on----l---------i- s--- dit-. H----- w--- a---- k------- k---- s--- d---- H-n-i- w-l- a-o-g k-l-l-n- k-h-t s-n- d-t-. ------------------------------------------- Hindi, wala akong kilalang kahit sino dito. 0
a little longer – not much longer pa-----la--a / ---/-pa-rin---wal--na p- – w--- n- / p- / p- r-- – w--- n- p- – w-l- n- / p- / p- r-n – w-l- n- ------------------------------------ pa – wala na / pa / pa rin – wala na 0
Will you stay here a little longer? M-t------- ----a -it-? M------ k- p- b- d---- M-t-g-l k- p- b- d-t-? ---------------------- Matagal ka pa ba dito? 0
No, I won’t stay here much longer. Hind-, h-n-i -- a---ma-t--a-al-pa-di--. H----- h---- n- a-- m--------- p- d---- H-n-i- h-n-i n- a-o m-g-a-a-a- p- d-t-. --------------------------------------- Hindi, hindi na ako magtatagal pa dito. 0
something else – nothing else i-a-p--– -a-a-g-i-a i-- p- – w----- i-- i-a p- – w-l-n- i-a ------------------- iba pa – walang iba 0
Would you like to drink something else? G-s-- ---p- b- ng--bang ---m-n? G---- m- p- b- n- i---- i------ G-s-o m- p- b- n- i-a-g i-u-i-? ------------------------------- Gusto mo pa ba ng ibang inumin? 0
No, I don’t want anything else. Hi---- -y-k---a--g---hit--no. H----- a---- n- n- k---- a--- H-n-i- a-o-o n- n- k-h-t a-o- ----------------------------- Hindi, ayoko na ng kahit ano. 0
something already – nothing yet m-ro- -a-–-h-n----a m---- n- – h---- p- m-r-n n- – h-n-i p- ------------------- meron na – hindi pa 0
Have you already eaten something? K-main k- na -a? K----- k- n- b-- K-m-i- k- n- b-? ---------------- Kumain ka na ba? 0
No, I haven’t eaten anything yet. Hi-di,--i-di------o kum-k---. H----- h---- p- a-- k-------- H-n-i- h-n-i p- a-o k-m-k-i-. ----------------------------- Hindi, hindi pa ako kumakain. 0
someone else – no one else i-----ta- ----la-g --a i---- t-- – w----- i-- i-a-g t-o – w-l-n- i-a ---------------------- ibang tao – walang iba 0
Does anyone else want a coffee? Ma- i-a -a---ng-may gusto -g k---? M-- i-- p- b--- m-- g---- n- k---- M-y i-a p- b-n- m-y g-s-o n- k-p-? ---------------------------------- May iba pa bang may gusto ng kape? 0
No, no one else. Hi-d---wal- --. H----- w--- n-- H-n-i- w-l- n-. --------------- Hindi, wala na. 0

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