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91 [ninety-one]

Subordinate clauses: that 1

Subordinate clauses: that 1

91 [devadesát jedna]

Vedlejší věty s že 1

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Perhaps the weather will get better tomorrow. Zí--- b--- s--- l---- p-----. Zítra bude snad lepší počasí. Z---- b--- s--- l---- p-----. Zí--- b--- s--- l---- p-----. Z-t-a b-d- s-a- l-p-í p-č-s-. -----------------------------
How do you know that? Ja- t- v---? Jak to víte? J-- t- v---? Ja- t- v---? J-k t- v-t-? ------------
I hope that it gets better. Do----- ž- b--- l----. Doufám, že bude lepší. D-----, ž- b--- l----. Do----- ž- b--- l----. D-u-á-, ž- b-d- l-p-í. ----------------------
He will definitely come. Ur---- p-----. Určitě přijde. U----- p-----. Ur---- p-----. U-č-t- p-i-d-. --------------
Are you sure? Je t- j----? Je to jisté? J- t- j----? Je t- j----? J- t- j-s-é? ------------
I know that he’ll come. Ví-- ž- p-----. Vím, že přijde. V--, ž- p-----. Ví-- ž- p-----. V-m, ž- p-i-d-. ---------------
He’ll definitely call. Ur---- z-----. Určitě zavolá. U----- z-----. Ur---- z-----. U-č-t- z-v-l-. --------------
Really? Op-----? Opravdu? O------? Op-----? O-r-v-u? --------
I believe that he’ll call. Vě---- ž- z-----. Věřím, že zavolá. V----, ž- z-----. Vě---- ž- z-----. V-ř-m, ž- z-v-l-. -----------------
The wine is definitely old. To v--- j- u----- s----. To víno je určitě staré. T- v--- j- u----- s----. To v--- j- u----- s----. T- v-n- j- u-č-t- s-a-é. ------------------------
Do you know that for sure? Ví-- t- j----? Víte to jistě? V--- t- j----? Ví-- t- j----? V-t- t- j-s-ě? --------------
I think that he is old. Př----------- ž- j- s----. Předpokládám, že je staré. P-----------, ž- j- s----. Př----------- ž- j- s----. P-e-p-k-á-á-, ž- j- s-a-é. --------------------------
Our boss is good-looking. Ná- š-- v----- d----. Náš šéf vypadá dobře. N-- š-- v----- d----. Ná- š-- v----- d----. N-š š-f v-p-d- d-b-e. ---------------------
Do you think so? My-----? Myslíte? M------? My-----? M-s-í-e? --------
I find him very handsome. Já m------ ž- v----- d------ v---- d----. Já myslím, že vypadá dokonce velmi dobře. J- m-----, ž- v----- d------ v---- d----. Já m------ ž- v----- d------ v---- d----. J- m-s-í-, ž- v-p-d- d-k-n-e v-l-i d-b-e. -----------------------------------------
The boss definitely has a girlfriend. Šé- m- u----- n------ p---------. Šéf má určitě nějakou přítelkyni. Š-- m- u----- n------ p---------. Šé- m- u----- n------ p---------. Š-f m- u-č-t- n-j-k-u p-í-e-k-n-. ---------------------------------
Do you really think so? Op----- t--- v-----? Opravdu tomu věříte? O------ t--- v-----? Op----- t--- v-----? O-r-v-u t-m- v-ř-t-? --------------------
It is very possible that he has a girlfriend. Je d--- d---- m----- ž- m- n------ p---------. Je dost dobře možné, že má nějakou přítelkyni. J- d--- d---- m----, ž- m- n------ p---------. Je d--- d---- m----- ž- m- n------ p---------. J- d-s- d-b-e m-ž-é, ž- m- n-j-k-u p-í-e-k-n-. ----------------------------------------------

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