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Feelings

Feelings

56 [hamsin da shida]

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to feel like / want to j---a--r j_ k____ j- k-m-r -------- ji kamar 0
We feel like. / We want to. Muna---- -a-a. M___ j__ h____ M-n- j-n h-k-. -------------- Muna jin haka. 0
We don’t feel like. / We do’t want to. B---u---. B_ m_ s__ B- m- s-. --------- Ba mu so. 0
to be afraid a ji--s--o a j_ t____ a j- t-o-o ---------- a ji tsoro 0
I’m afraid. Ina--s--o. I__ t_____ I-a t-o-o- ---------- Ina tsoro. 0
I am not afraid. B-n-----r-. B___ t_____ B-n- t-o-o- ----------- Bana tsoro. 0
to have time s--un--o--ci s____ l_____ s-m-n l-k-c- ------------ samun lokaci 0
He has time. Y--a da-l--aci. Y___ d_ l______ Y-n- d- l-k-c-. --------------- Yana da lokaci. 0
He has no time. Ba---i--a-lok-ci. B_ s__ d_ l______ B- s-i d- l-k-c-. ----------------- Ba shi da lokaci. 0
to be bored da-g-n--ra d_ g______ d- g-n-u-a ---------- da gundura 0
She is bored. Ta--------. T_ g_______ T- g-n-u-a- ----------- Ta gundura. 0
She is not bored. Ba -a--undu--. B_ t_ g_______ B- t- g-n-u-a- -------------- Ba ta gundura. 0
to be hungry ji-----a j_ y____ j- y-n-a -------- ji yunwa 0
Are you hungry? Ku-a j-n---nw-? K___ j__ y_____ K-n- j-n y-n-a- --------------- Kuna jin yunwa? 0
Aren’t you hungry? B---a --n yu---? B_ k_ j__ y_____ B- k- j-n y-n-a- ---------------- Ba ka jin yunwa? 0
to be thirsty ji ƙi-hir-a j_ ƙ_______ j- ƙ-s-i-w- ----------- ji ƙishirwa 0
They are thirsty. S-n- j-n--i--ir--. S___ j__ ƙ________ S-n- j-n ƙ-s-i-w-. ------------------ Suna jin ƙishirwa. 0
They are not thirsty. Ba--u da ƙi-----a. B_ k_ d_ ƙ________ B- k- d- ƙ-s-i-w-. ------------------ Ba ku da ƙishirwa. 0

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