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93 [ninety-three]

Subordinate clauses: if

Subordinate clauses: if

93 [dziewięćdziesiąt trzy]

Zdania podrzędne z czy

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I don’t know if he loves me. N---w--m,-----o- ---- koc--. N-- w---- c-- o- m--- k----- N-e w-e-, c-y o- m-i- k-c-a- ---------------------------- Nie wiem, czy on mnie kocha. 0
I don’t know if he’ll come back. Nie ---m- c-y-o---r-c-. N-- w---- c-- o- w----- N-e w-e-, c-y o- w-ó-i- ----------------------- Nie wiem, czy on wróci. 0
I don’t know if he’ll call me. N-e-wi--------o- ----nie--a----ni. N-- w---- c-- o- d- m--- z-------- N-e w-e-, c-y o- d- m-i- z-d-w-n-. ---------------------------------- Nie wiem, czy on do mnie zadzwoni. 0
Maybe he doesn’t love me? Czy -n--nie---ch-? C-- o- m--- k----- C-y o- m-i- k-c-a- ------------------ Czy on mnie kocha? 0
Maybe he won’t come back? Czy-o---r-c-? C-- o- w----- C-y o- w-ó-i- ------------- Czy on wróci? 0
Maybe he won’t call me? Czy o--d- mn---z--zw--i? C-- o- d- m--- z-------- C-y o- d- m-i- z-d-w-n-? ------------------------ Czy on do mnie zadzwoni? 0
I wonder if he thinks about me. Zad-ję sobie----anie- c----- --mnie --śl-. Z----- s---- p------- c-- o- o m--- m----- Z-d-j- s-b-e p-t-n-e- c-y o- o m-i- m-ś-i- ------------------------------------------ Zadaję sobie pytanie, czy on o mnie myśli. 0
I wonder if he has someone else. Zadaj- s-bi--py-ani-- --------a -og-- -nn---. Z----- s---- p------- c-- o- m- k---- i------ Z-d-j- s-b-e p-t-n-e- c-y o- m- k-g-ś i-n-g-. --------------------------------------------- Zadaję sobie pytanie, czy on ma kogoś innego. 0
I wonder if he lies. Z-d-j- ----e -y-an--, -z---n-kła-i-. Z----- s---- p------- c-- o- k------ Z-d-j- s-b-e p-t-n-e- c-y o- k-a-i-. ------------------------------------ Zadaję sobie pytanie, czy on kłamie. 0
Maybe he thinks of me? Czy-o--w-ogól--- mn-e----li? C-- o- w o---- o m--- m----- C-y o- w o-ó-e o m-i- m-ś-i- ---------------------------- Czy on w ogóle o mnie myśli? 0
Maybe he has someone else? Czy -n ---gó-e ----nną? C-- o- w o---- m- i---- C-y o- w o-ó-e m- i-n-? ----------------------- Czy on w ogóle ma inną? 0
Maybe he tells me the truth? C-y-o-----g------w- pra--ę? C-- o- w o---- m--- p------ C-y o- w o-ó-e m-w- p-a-d-? --------------------------- Czy on w ogóle mówi prawdę? 0
I doubt whether he really likes me. W-t-i----zy -n --ie-na-ra-dę-l--i. W------ c-- o- m--- n------- l---- W-t-i-, c-y o- m-i- n-p-a-d- l-b-. ---------------------------------- Wątpię, czy on mnie naprawdę lubi. 0
I doubt whether he’ll write to me. Wą----,-cz- on -o-mni- na----e. W------ c-- o- d- m--- n------- W-t-i-, c-y o- d- m-i- n-p-s-e- ------------------------------- Wątpię, czy on do mnie napisze. 0
I doubt whether he’ll marry me. Wą--ię- -zy -n---ę -e-mną -że-i. W------ c-- o- s-- z- m-- o----- W-t-i-, c-y o- s-ę z- m-ą o-e-i- -------------------------------- Wątpię, czy on się ze mną ożeni. 0
Does he really like me? C-y -- mni- na-r---ę-lu--? C-- o- m--- n------- l---- C-y o- m-i- n-p-a-d- l-b-? -------------------------- Czy on mnie naprawdę lubi? 0
Will he write to me? C-- on -- ------ o--l---a---ze? C-- o- d- m--- w o---- n------- C-y o- d- m-i- w o-ó-e n-p-s-e- ------------------------------- Czy on do mnie w ogóle napisze? 0
Will he marry me? Czy--- się -e--n- -ż---? C-- o- s-- z- m-- o----- C-y o- s-ę z- m-ą o-e-i- ------------------------ Czy on się ze mną ożeni? 0

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