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66 [sixty-six]

Possessive pronouns 1

Possessive pronouns 1

66 [gjashtёdhjetёegjashtё]

Pёremrat pronor 1

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I – my aaaaa u-ё – ----i u-- – i i-- u-ё – i i-i ----------- unё – i imi 0
I can’t find my key. aaaaa Nu- po----je- ç-l-i- t--. N-- p- e g--- ç----- t--- N-k p- e g-e- ç-l-i- t-m- ------------------------- Nuk po e gjej çelsin tim. 0
I can’t find my ticket. aaaaa Nu- p- e------b---tёn-----. N-- p- e g--- b------ t---- N-k p- e g-e- b-l-t-n t-m-. --------------------------- Nuk po e gjej biletёn time. 0
you – your aaaaa ti --- yti t- – i y-- t- – i y-i ---------- ti – i yti 0
Have you found your key? aaaaa A--e --e---------- tё-d? A k- g----- ç----- t---- A k- g-e-u- ç-l-i- t-n-? ------------------------ A ke gjetur çelsin tёnd? 0
Have you found your ticket? aaaaa A -- g---u- b-----n ---de? A k- g----- b------ t----- A k- g-e-u- b-l-t-n t-n-e- -------------------------- A ke gjetur biletёn tёnde? 0
he – his aaaaa a- - ---ij a- – i t-- a- – i t-j ---------- ai – i tij 0
Do you know where his key is? aaaaa A-e--i,-----s-tё--e--s--- t-j? A e d-- k- ё---- ç----- i t--- A e d-, k- ё-h-ё ç-l-s- i t-j- ------------------------------ A e di, ku ёshtё çelёsi i tij? 0
Do you know where his ticket is? aaaaa A-------ku ёs-tё -i-eta e-tij? A e d-- k- ё---- b----- e t--- A e d-, k- ё-h-ё b-l-t- e t-j- ------------------------------ A e di, ku ёshtё bileta e tij? 0
she – her aaaaa ajo-– --s-j a-- – i s-- a-o – i s-j ----------- ajo – i saj 0
Her money is gone. aaaaa Lek-- - --j-k--- hu-bu-. L---- e s-- k--- h------ L-k-t e s-j k-n- h-m-u-. ------------------------ Lekёt e saj kanё humbur. 0
And her credit card is also gone. aaaaa E--- kart- ----- e---e---i---a h-----. E--- k---- e s-- e k------- k- h------ E-h- k-r-a e s-j e k-e-i-i- k- h-m-u-. -------------------------------------- Edhe karta e saj e kreditit ka humbur. 0
we – our aaaaa ne-–-i -ni n- – i y-- n- – i y-i ---------- ne – i yni 0
Our grandfather is ill. aaaaa G---h---nё ё-htё -----ё. G----- y-- ё---- s------ G-y-h- y-ё ё-h-ё s-m-r-. ------------------------ Gjyshi ynё ёshtё sёmurё. 0
Our grandmother is healthy. aaaaa Gj-shja -o-ё ё--t- -ir-. G------ j--- ё---- m---- G-y-h-a j-n- ё-h-ё m-r-. ------------------------ Gjyshja jonё ёshtё mirё. 0
you – your aaaaa j--- i --aji j- – i j---- j- – i j-a-i ------------ ju – i juaji 0
Children, where is your father? aaaaa Fё-ijё,--u ---t- bab----a-? F------ k- ё---- b--- j---- F-m-j-, k- ё-h-ё b-b- j-a-? --------------------------- Fёmijё, ku ёshtё babi juaj? 0
Children, where is your mother? aaaaa Fё-ij-,--u--shtё--ami ----? F------ k- ё---- m--- j---- F-m-j-, k- ё-h-ё m-m- j-a-? --------------------------- Fёmijё, ku ёshtё mami juaj? 0

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