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Mine is not so good as yours. | Wen‑nnikʷ uhu ywata an wen‑nneč. | tateoba |
Mine is not so good as yours. | Ten‑nnikʷ ul twati an ten‑nneč. | tateoba |
Mine is not so good as yours. | Ten‑nnikʷ ul twati an ten‑nnem. | tateoba |
Mine is not so good as yours. | Wen‑nnikʷ ul ywati an wen‑nnem. | tateoba |
I don't have much knowledge of physics. | Uhu ssneɣ cṛa n waṃṃ dy tfizikt. | tateoba |
It has come to my ears that he will not be long in this country. | Yiweḍ‑iyi‑d belli ul yelli yeẓwa ad yeqqim yuɣleb tamuṛt‑u. | tateoba |
It has come to my ears that he will not be long in this country. | Selleɣ belli ul yelli yeẓwa ad yṭewwel tamuṛt‑u. | tateoba |
According to what I heard, they have broken up. | F leḥsab n wayenni selleɣ, ferqen. | tateoba |
My ex-husband no longer lives in this city. | Argaz-inu aqbur ur t-mazal yezdeɣ deg temdint-a. | tateoba |
My ex-husband no longer lives in this city. | Arjaz i ttuɣeɣ melceɣ ul yelli yeɛmer ya aɣerm‑u. | tateoba |
My reply was negative. | Rriɣ‑as s wana uhu. | tateoba |
Don't interfere with my studying. | Wal d‑ssataf iman‑č aɛzam‑ikʷ. | tateoba |
Don't disturb me while I'm studying. | W'ay‑sɛerrak adlil mi lliɣ ɛezzmeɣ. | tateoba |
My hours of study are from 8 to 11 p.m. | Swayeɛ‑ikʷ n weɛzam s 8 ɣel 11 n yiḍ. | tateoba |
My mother has been dead these three years. | Mamma‑kʷ tuɣ‑itt ya temmut awen careḍ wussan. | tateoba |
My mother cleans the room. | Mamma‑kʷ la ttneḍḍef tazeqqa. | tateoba |
My mother cleans the room. | Mamma‑kʷ la ttsiyyeq tabyut. | tateoba |
I helped my mother with the cooking. | Ɛawneɣ mamma‑kʷ amudi. | tateoba |
My mother was happy to see her guest eating her cakes eagerly. | Mamma‑kʷ yeɛjeb‑tt lḥal sy texzer anuji‑s yuḍa f lgaṭu i texdem. | tateoba |
My mother was in the hospital during the summer. | Mamma‑kʷ ttuɣ sbiṭar ay yulu ṣṣif. | tateoba |
My mother was in the hospital during the summer. | Mamma‑kʷ tuɣ‑itt sbiṭar deg nefdu. | tateoba |
My mother was so tired that she went to bed early. | Mamma‑kʷ ttuɣ muqqel batta i teɛya, al teẓwa ad teṭṭes fisseɛ. | tateoba |
My mother takes a nap every afternoon. | Mamma‑kʷ ttaɣ tarist ač tmeddit. | tateoba |
My mother is strict with manners. | Mamma‑kʷ ul tesdessir ticli n ladab. | tateoba |
My mother is always busy. | Yemma tezga tesɛa ccɣel. | tateoba |
My mother bought some apples at a fruit store. | Yemma tesɣa-d kra n tḍeffa seg yiwet n tḥanut n yigumma. | tateoba |
My mother knows how to make cakes. | Yemma tessen ad d-teg ingulen. | tateoba |
My mother is on a diet. | Yemma la tettḍafar agal. | tateoba |
My mother is strict about manners. | Yemma tesseḥṛas aṭas ɣef tteṛbeyya yelhan. | tateoba |
My mother is sick in bed. | Yemma tuḍen yerna attan deg wusu. | tateoba |
My mother bakes bread every morning. | Yemma tessewway aɣrum yal taṣebḥit. | tateoba |
I'm so proud of my boys. | Feṛḥeɣ aṭas s warraw-inu. | tateoba |
My wish is to go to Switzerland. | Ssarameɣ ad dduɣ ɣer Sswis. | tateoba |
My wish is to be a singer. | Ssarameɣ ad qqleɣ d acennay. | tateoba |
What did you do with my book? | D acu ay tgiḍ s wedlis-inu? | tateoba |
If you come across my book, will you send it to me? | Ma tufiḍ-d adlis-inu, ad iyi-t-id-tazneḍ? | tateoba |
If you come across my book, will you send it to me? | Ma tufid-d adlis-inu, ad iyi-t-id-tazned? | tateoba |
If you come across my book, will you send it to me? | Ma tufam-d adlis-inu, ad iyi-t-id-taznem? | tateoba |
If you come across my book, will you send it to me? | Ma tufamt-d adlis-inu, ad iyi-t-id-taznemt? | tateoba |
If you come across my book, will you send it to me? | Ma tufid-d adlis-inu, ulac aɣilif ma tuzned-iyi-t-id? | tateoba |
If you come across my book, will you send it to me? | Ma tufiḍ-d adlis-inu, ulac aɣilif ma tuzneḍ-iyi-t-id? | tateoba |
If you come across my book, will you send it to me? | Ma tufam-d adlis-inu, ulac aɣilif ma tuznem-iyi-t-id? | tateoba |
If you come across my book, will you send it to me? | Ma tufamt-d adlis-inu, ulac aɣilif ma tuznemt-iyi-t-id? | tateoba |
My sister played the leading character. | D weltma ay d-yuraren dduṛ agejdan. | tateoba |
My sister's son Jimmy is my favorite nephew. | Memmi-s n weltma Jimmy d netta ay ḥemmleɣ akk deg warraw n waytmaten-inu. | tateoba |
My sister has become a good pianist. | Weltma teqqel d tamarirt tameqrant n wepyanu. | tateoba |
My sister married a doctor. | Weltma tuɣ imsujji. | tateoba |
My daughter likes summer fruits, such as cherries, watermelons and peaches. | Yelli tḥemmel igumma n unebdu am ureḍlim, alegguẓ ed lxux. | tateoba |
I heard my name called. | Sliɣ i yisem-inu. | tateoba |
My friend Tom has twice as many stamps as I do. | Ameddakel-inu Tom yugar-iyi s snat n tikkal deg wanect ay yesɛa d iɣeḍmen. | tateoba |
A friend of mine is studying abroad. | Sɛiɣ yiwen n umeddakel ay yeqqaren deg lbeṛṛani. | tateoba |
My friend broke up with his girlfriend and now he wants to go out with me. | Ameddakel-inu yemsefraq ed tmeddakelt-nnes yerna imir-a yebɣa ad yetteffeɣ yid-i. | tateoba |
None of my friends play golf. | Ula d yiwen seg yimeddukal-inu ur yetturar agolf. | tateoba |
One of my friends knows you. | Yessen-ik yiwen seg yimeddukal-inu. | tateoba |
Did anyone come in my absence? | Yella win ay d-yusan mi ɣabeɣ? | tateoba |
My watch is ten minutes fast. | Tamrint-inu tzad s mraw n tesdidin. | tateoba |
My watch is ten minutes fast. | Tamrint-inu tzad s ɛecṛa n tesdidin. | tateoba |
I believe that the boy is honest. | Ttwaliɣ aqcic-nni zeddiget nneyya-nnes. | tateoba |
I stand for freedom of speech for everyone. | Aql-iyi i lmend n tlelli n wawal i wakk medden. | tateoba |
I was beside myself with joy. | Lliɣ mmuteɣ seg lfeṛḥ. | tateoba |
I want this letter opened now. | Bɣiɣ ad teldey tebṛat-a imir-a. | tateoba |
I ran as fast as possible. | Uzzleɣ anect akk umi zemreɣ. | tateoba |
I've just started playing tennis. | Imir-a kan ay bdiɣ la tturareɣ tennis. | tateoba |
I can't eat or drink very hot things. | Ur zmireɣ ad cceɣ neɣ ad sweɣ ayen yeḥman aṭas. | tateoba |
I can't afford a new coat. | Ur zmireɣ ad d-sɣeɣ akebbuḍ amaynu. | tateoba |
I'm very tired. | Ɛyiɣ aṭas. | tateoba |
I came to the conclusion that something was wrong. | Deg tgara, ufiɣ-d yella kra n wugur yellan. | tateoba |
I am good at raising roses. | Ẓewreɣ deg tuẓut n tlellac. | tateoba |
I used to keep a diary. | Lliɣ sɛiɣ aɣmis udmawan. | tateoba |
I'm learning music. | La lemmdeɣ aẓawan. | tateoba |
I felt like crying. | Lliɣ bɣiɣ ad ruɣ. | tateoba |
I met an old friend by chance. | D zzheṛ kan ay d-mlaleɣ yiwen n umeddakel ay ssneɣ seg zik. | tateoba |
I think it good for you to read this book. | Ttwaliɣ yelha-ak ma teɣriḍ adlis-a. | tateoba |
I revealed the truth of the matter. | Kecfeɣ-d tidet ɣef temsalt-nni. | tateoba |
I am very lucky to have friends who care about me. | Ẓehr‑iw d ameqran i llan ɣari irbaɛen tteǧǧen ɣefi tayetti. | tateoba |
I worked as hard as I could so I didn't fail. | Xedmeɣ anect akk umi zemreɣ i wakken ur xeṣṣreɣ. | tateoba |
I cannot afford to keep a car. | Ur zmireɣ ara ad sɛuɣ takeṛṛust. | tateoba |
I am a student. | Nekk d anelmad. | tateoba |
I majored in philosophy at my university. | D tafelsuft ay ɣriɣ deg tesdawit-inu. | tateoba |
I am commuting to university. | La ttedduɣ ɣer tesdawit. | tateoba |
I am commuting to university. | Aql-iyi la ttedduɣ ɣer tesdawit. | tateoba |
I had lived in Osaka for eighteen years when I moved to Tokyo. | Zedɣeɣ deg Osaka tmenṭac n yiseggasen, sakkin gujjeɣ ɣer Tokyo. | tateoba |
I had lived in Osaka for eighteen years when I moved to Tokyo. | Zedɣeɣ deg Osaka mraw ed tam n yiseggasen, sakkin gujjeɣ ɣer Tokyo. | tateoba |
I shouldn't eat food that has sugar in it. | Ur yessefk ad cceɣ ucci ay yesɛan sskeṛ. | tateoba |
I did not think that he would help us. | Ur ɣileɣ ad aɣ-iɛawen. | tateoba |
I did not think that he would help us. | Ɣileɣ ur aɣ-yettɛawan. | tateoba |
I'm waiting for his telephone call. | La t-ttṛajuɣ ad d-iɣer. | tateoba |
I am going to America by plane. | Ad ẓwiɣ ɣel Marikan ṭiyaret. | tateoba |
I went to the meeting in place of Sam, who was sick. | Ẓwiɣ ɣel wejraw amcan n Sam, illan wel yezmir. | tateoba |
I usually eat out. | Nnummeɣ ttetteɣ deg beṛṛa. | tateoba |
I wrote a letter to my mother. | Uriɣ tabṛat i yemma. | tateoba |
I went to a haunted house. | Ddiɣ ɣer yiwen n wexxam yettwamelken. | tateoba |
I saw my neighbor's dog running around in the yard. | Walaɣ aydi n ljaṛ-inu la yettazzal deg lḥaṛa. | tateoba |
I read The New York Times. | Qqareɣ aɣmis n New York Times. | tateoba |
My name is Hisashi. | Isem-inu Hisashi. | tateoba |
I am not about to pay ten dollars. | Ur cikkeɣ ad xellṣeɣ mraw n yidulaṛen. | tateoba |
I was born in Hiroshima in 1945. | Luleɣ-d deg Hiroshima deg 1945. | tateoba |
I was born in 1960. | Luleɣ deg 1960. | tateoba |
I was born in 1960. | Luleɣ deg wagim tẓat n twinas sḍiset n tmerwin. | tateoba |
I was born in 1960. | Luleɣ deg walef u ttesɛemya u settin. | tateoba |
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