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91 [ninety-one]

Subordinate clauses: that 1

Subordinate clauses: that 1

91 [deviņdesmit viens]

Palīgteikumi ar ka 1

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Perhaps the weather will get better tomorrow. Rī- v--b-t---s-l----s --i--. R-- v----- b-- l----- l----- R-t v-r-ū- b-s l-b-k- l-i-s- ---------------------------- Rīt varbūt būs labāks laiks. 0
How do you know that? K- J-s -o z-nā-? K- J-- t- z----- K- J-s t- z-n-t- ---------------- Kā Jūs to zināt? 0
I hope that it gets better. Es ce--- -a -a- b-----b-ks. E- c---- k- t-- b-- l------ E- c-r-, k- t-s b-s l-b-k-. --------------------------- Es ceru, ka tas būs labāks. 0
He will definitely come. Vi---n-tei--- atn--s. V--- n------- a------ V-ņ- n-t-i-t- a-n-k-. --------------------- Viņš noteikti atnāks. 0
Are you sure? V-i-t-- i- not-ikti? V-- t-- i- n-------- V-i t-s i- n-t-i-t-? -------------------- Vai tas ir noteikti? 0
I know that he’ll come. E----n-, -a ---š atnā-s. E- z---- k- v--- a------ E- z-n-, k- v-ņ- a-n-k-. ------------------------ Es zinu, ka viņš atnāks. 0
He’ll definitely call. Vi-š-no-ei-ti p--zva--s. V--- n------- p--------- V-ņ- n-t-i-t- p-e-v-n-s- ------------------------ Viņš noteikti piezvanīs. 0
Really? P---e---? P-------- P-t-e-ā-? --------- Patiešām? 0
I believe that he’ll call. E--d--ā-u, -a v----piez-anīs. E- d------ k- v--- p--------- E- d-m-j-, k- v-ņ- p-e-v-n-s- ----------------------------- Es domāju, ka viņš piezvanīs. 0
The wine is definitely old. V--- -o-eik-- -r-vecs. V--- n------- i- v---- V-n- n-t-i-t- i- v-c-. ---------------------- Vīns noteikti ir vecs. 0
Do you know that for sure? Vai--ū--t--droš---i-āt? V-- j-- t- d---- z----- V-i j-s t- d-o-i z-n-t- ----------------------- Vai jūs to droši zināt? 0
I think that he is old. E---i--emu--k- -a---r--ecs. E- p------- k- t-- i- v---- E- p-e-e-u- k- t-s i- v-c-. --------------------------- Es pieņemu, ka tas ir vecs. 0
Our boss is good-looking. M-su -a-ī-ā-s---sk---- l---. M--- v------- i------- l---- M-s- v-d-t-j- i-s-a-ā- l-b-. ---------------------------- Mūsu vadītājs izskatās labi. 0
Do you think so? Jūs tā-d------? J-- t- d------- J-s t- d-m-j-t- --------------- Jūs tā domājat? 0
I find him very handsome. Es-u-----u, -a--i---i--k-t-- --t-ļ--- --b-. E- u------- k- v--- i------- p-- ļ--- l---- E- u-s-a-u- k- v-ņ- i-s-a-ā- p-t ļ-t- l-b-. ------------------------------------------- Es uzskatu, ka viņš izskatās pat ļoti labi. 0
The boss definitely has a girlfriend. Va--tāj-m not---t- ir dr--d---e. V-------- n------- i- d--------- V-d-t-j-m n-t-i-t- i- d-a-d-e-e- -------------------------------- Vadītājam noteikti ir draudzene. 0
Do you really think so? J-s-p-t-ešā--tā-domā-a-? J-- p------- t- d------- J-s p-t-e-ā- t- d-m-j-t- ------------------------ Jūs patiešām tā domājat? 0
It is very possible that he has a girlfriend. Ir-piln--i-ie---jam---ka--iņ-m-ir dr-udzene. I- p------ i--------- k- v---- i- d--------- I- p-l-ī-i i-s-ē-a-s- k- v-ņ-m i- d-a-d-e-e- -------------------------------------------- Ir pilnīgi iespējams, ka viņam ir draudzene. 0

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