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66 [sixty-six]

Possessive pronouns 1

Possessive pronouns 1

66 [şaizeci şi şase]

Pronume posesiv 1

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I – my eu-–-al -eu e- – a- m-- e- – a- m-u ----------- eu – al meu 0
I can’t find my key. Nu -m--găs--c -----e. N- î-- g----- c------ N- î-i g-s-s- c-e-l-. --------------------- Nu îmi găsesc cheile. 0
I can’t find my ticket. Nu -m- --ses--bi--tul--e-că--t----. N- î-- g----- b------ d- c--------- N- î-i g-s-s- b-l-t-l d- c-l-t-r-e- ----------------------------------- Nu îmi găsesc biletul de călătorie. 0
you – your tu –--l--ău t- – a- t-- t- – a- t-u ----------- tu – al tău 0
Have you found your key? Ţ--ai -ă-it c-----? Ţ---- g---- c------ Ţ---i g-s-t c-e-l-? ------------------- Ţi-ai găsit cheile? 0
Have you found your ticket? Ţ---- g--it-b-le-ul--e-c-lă-or--? Ţ---- g---- b------ d- c--------- Ţ---i g-s-t b-l-t-l d- c-l-t-r-e- --------------------------------- Ţi-ai găsit biletul de călătorie? 0
he – his el-- -- -ui e- – a- l-- e- – a- l-i ----------- el – al lui 0
Do you know where his key is? Ştii-und--s-nt--h-ile lui? Ş--- u--- s--- c----- l--- Ş-i- u-d- s-n- c-e-l- l-i- -------------------------- Ştii unde sunt cheile lui? 0
Do you know where his ticket is? Ş--i--n-- -st---i---u--lu- de-căl--orie? Ş--- u--- e--- b------ l-- d- c--------- Ş-i- u-d- e-t- b-l-t-l l-i d- c-l-t-r-e- ---------------------------------------- Ştii unde este biletul lui de călătorie? 0
she – her ea---a--ei e- – a- e- e- – a- e- ---------- ea – al ei 0
Her money is gone. Ban-i ei -u-d-s-ăr-t. B---- e- a- d-------- B-n-i e- a- d-s-ă-u-. --------------------- Banii ei au dispărut. 0
And her credit card is also gone. Ş- ca--ea e--de -----t a -i-p-ru- d-------e-. Ş- c----- e- d- c----- a d------- d---------- Ş- c-r-e- e- d- c-e-i- a d-s-ă-u- d-a-e-e-e-. --------------------------------------------- Şi cartea ei de credit a dispărut deasemenea. 0
we – our n-- –--- nos--u n-- – a- n----- n-i – a- n-s-r- --------------- noi – al nostru 0
Our grandfather is ill. B----u---o------ste---l---. B------ n----- e--- b------ B-n-c-l n-s-r- e-t- b-l-a-. --------------------------- Bunicul nostru este bolnav. 0
Our grandmother is healthy. Bun--a-noa---ă --t--s---to--ă. B----- n------ e--- s--------- B-n-c- n-a-t-ă e-t- s-n-t-a-ă- ------------------------------ Bunica noastră este sănătoasă. 0
you – your v------- --st-u v-- – a- v----- v-i – a- v-s-r- --------------- voi – al vostru 0
Children, where is your father? Copi-, u--- e-t- t-ti-u--v--t-u? C----- u--- e--- t------ v------ C-p-i- u-d- e-t- t-t-c-l v-s-r-? -------------------------------- Copii, unde este tăticul vostru? 0
Children, where is your mother? Copi-,-und------ --mi-- vo-s--ă? C----- u--- e--- m----- v------- C-p-i- u-d- e-t- m-m-c- v-a-t-ă- -------------------------------- Copii, unde este mămica voastră? 0

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