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already – not yet kafin-- taba -a-in k---- - t--- k---- k-f-n - t-b- k-f-n ------------------ kafin - taba kafin 0
Have you already been to Berlin? S-in---n---ɓa--u-a ----in? S--- k-- t--- z--- B------ S-i- k-n t-ɓ- z-w- B-r-i-? -------------------------- Shin kun taɓa zuwa Berlin? 0
No, not yet. A--ta-a. A- t---- A- t-b-. -------- Aa taba. 0
someone – no one w--- ba -owa w--- b- k--- w-n- b- k-w- ------------ wani ba kowa 0
Do you know someone here? K-n sa- kow- a---n? K-- s-- k--- a n--- K-n s-n k-w- a n-n- ------------------- Kun san kowa a nan? 0
No, I don’t know anyone here. A-- ban -a----w------ ---. A-- b-- s-- k--- b- a n--- A-, b-n s-n k-w- b- a n-n- -------------------------- Aa, ban san kowa ba a nan. 0
a little longer – not much longer h-- ya-z- - -a-- ku-a h-- y---- - b--- k--- h-r y-n-u - b-b- k-m- --------------------- har yanzu - babu kuma 0
Will you stay here a little longer? K----d--- --n--? K--- d--- a n--- K-n- d-ɗ- a n-n- ---------------- Kuna daɗe a nan? 0
No, I won’t stay here much longer. Aa,--a -an-d--e--a -am------n---. A-- b- z-- d--- d- z--- a n-- b-- A-, b- z-n d-ɗ- d- z-m- a n-n b-. --------------------------------- Aa, ba zan daɗe da zama a nan ba. 0
something else – nothing else w-n- --- ku---- -a ---e ba w--- a-- k--- - b- k--- b- w-n- a-u k-m- - b- k-m- b- -------------------------- wani abu kuma - ba kome ba 0
Would you like to drink something else? K-n- son-w--i -b----h-? K--- s-- w--- a--- s--- K-n- s-n w-n- a-i- s-a- ----------------------- Kuna son wani abin sha? 0
No, I don’t want anything else. Aa,--------o--wan- a---ku-a. A-- b- n- s-- w--- a-- k---- A-, b- n- s-n w-n- a-u k-m-. ---------------------------- Aa, ba na son wani abu kuma. 0
something already – nothing yet wa-i ab- - b---om---a -u-una w--- a-- - b- k--- b- t----- w-n- a-u - b- k-m- b- t-k-n- ---------------------------- wani abu - ba kome ba tukuna 0
Have you already eaten something? K-- c--wani--b- -ukun-? K-- c- w--- a-- t------ K-n c- w-n- a-u t-k-n-? ----------------------- Kun ci wani abu tukuna? 0
No, I haven’t eaten anything yet. A-, -ar -a-z--b-n-ci-k-m-i --. A-- h-- y---- b-- c- k---- b-- A-, h-r y-n-u b-n c- k-m-i b-. ------------------------------ Aa, har yanzu ban ci komai ba. 0
someone else – no one else wa---- --b----ma w--- - b--- k--- w-n- - b-b- k-m- ---------------- wani - babu kuma 0
Does anyone else want a coffee? Akwa------a ke-so---o--? A---- w---- k- s-- k---- A-w-i w-n-a k- s-n k-f-? ------------------------ Akwai wanda ke son kofi? 0
No, no one else. A---b-b----ma. A-- b--- k---- A-, b-b- k-m-. -------------- Aa, babu kuma. 0

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