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We grind wheat into flour. | Neẓẓad irden, nettarra-ten d agil. |
We saw a boy run over by a truck. | Nwala yiwen n weqcic iwet-it ukamyun. |
We need fresh air. | Neḥwaj ad nesriḥ azwu. |
We went for a walk in the forest. | Nedda ad nmerreḥ deg teẓgi. |
We believe in the existence of God. | Numen yella Ṛebbi. |
We eat so that we can live. | Nttett akken ad nedder. |
We waited there quietly. | Neṛja din deg tsusmi. |
We took a walk along the river. | Nedda cwiṭ rrif wasif. |
We had a wonderful time. | Nesɛedda tiswiɛin igerrzen. |
We must leave early. | Yessefk ad neddu zik. |
We made statues out of wood. | Nga-d isebdaden s wesɣar. |
We waited but he failed to arrive. | Neṛja-t maca ur d-yusi. |
We have bread and eggs for breakfast. | Nttett aɣrum ed tmellalin ɣer yimekli n tṣebḥit. |
We have wanted to visit the city for a long time. | Acḥal aya seg wasmi ay nella nebɣa ad nerzu ɣef temdint-nni. |
We usually have a slice of bread and a cup of coffee. | S umata, nttett tacfiṛt n weɣrum s ufenjal n teɣlust. |
We go to the same school. | Neqqar deg yiwen n uɣerbaz. |
We want to learn some Japanese songs. | Nebɣa ad nelmed kra n tezlatin s tjapunit. |
We speak Japanese. | Nessawal tajapunit. |
We have a cat. We are all fond of it. | Nesɛa amcic yerna nḥemmel-it. |
We visited Mito Park, which is famous for its plum blossoms. | Nerza ɣef Wefrag n Mito ay yettwassnen s ujjujjeg n tberquqin-nnes. |
We clapped our hands. | Nseffeq. |
We hoped he would come and help us at once. | Nessaram ad d-yas imir-a ad aɣ-iɛawen. |
We suspect him of telling a lie. | Ncikk deg-s la yeskiddib. |
We came to the conclusion that he had been right. | Deg tgara, nufa yesɛa lḥeqq. |
We offered him the house for $300,000. | Nenna-as ma ad iseɣ axxam-nni s 300.000 n yidulaṛen. |
We offered him the house for $300,000. | Nenna-as ma ad iseɣ axxam-nni s kraḍt n twinas n yigiman n yidulaṛen. |
We offered him the house for $300,000. | Nessumer-d fell-as axxam-nni s 300.000 n yidulaṛen. |
We offered him the house for $300,000. | Nessumer-d fell-as axxam-nni s kraḍt n twinas n yigiman n yidulaṛen. |
We let him keep the dog. | Nejja-t ad iṛebbi aydi-nni. |
To what degree can we trust him? | Acḥal ay nezmer ad t-namen? |
We made him go. | Nessaweḍ-it armi ay yedda. |
We couldn't make out what she wanted. | Ur nessaweḍ ad nefhem d acu ay tebɣa. |
We love her, and she loves us, too. | Nekkni nḥemmel-itt, yerna ula d nettat tḥemmel-aɣ. |
We saw her enter the room. | Yeẓra-tt tekcem ɣer texxamt-nni. |
We saw her dance. | Neẓra-tt tceḍḍeḥ. |
We chose her a nice birthday present. | Nefren-as-d asefk yelhan i umulli-nnes. |
We were deeply moved by her story. | Taḥkayt-nnes tḥuza-aɣ mliḥ deg wul. |
We have known her for years. | Acḥal n yiseggasen aya seg wasmi ay tt-nessen. |
He said we must keep the secret. | Yenna-d yessefk ad nejmeɛ ufur-nni. |
We admired the beautiful sunset. | Yeɛjeb-aɣ weɣrab-nni ucbiḥ n tafukt. |
We admired the beautiful sunset. | Yeɛjeb-aɣ uɣelluy-nni ucbiḥ n tafukt. |
We admired the view of Mt. Fuji. | Yeɛjeb-aɣ Wedrar n Fuji. |
We usually eat with a knife, fork and spoon. | S umata, nttett s tefrut, taferciḍt ed tɣenjayt. |
We usually sleep in this room. | Nennum nettaḍḍas deg texxamt-a. |
We usually eat cooked fish. | S umata, iselman nttett-iten wwan. |
We will keep the room warm. | Ad nejj taxxamt teḥma. |
We live in peace. | Nedder deg talwit. |
We go to school because we want to learn. | Netteddu ɣer uɣerbaz acku nebɣa ad nelmed. |
We traveled on foot. | Nessakel ɣef uḍar. |
We have lunch at noon every day. | Yal ass nttett imekli ɣef tis mraw snat. |
We have lunch at noon every day. | Yal ass nttett imekli ɣef ttnac. |
We leave tomorrow afternoon. | Ad neddu azekka tameddit. |
We leave tomorrow afternoon. | Ad negdeɛ acca tameddit. |
We're planning on doing the sights of the city tomorrow morning. | Nella nɛewwel ad nrekkeb ṭriyawat n temdint acca ɣbecca. |
We have decided on leaving this town tomorrow morning. | Nwanna ad neṛḥel s temdint‑u acca ɣbecca. |
We're going to leave tomorrow morning. | Ad neddu azekka taṣebḥit. |
We're going to leave tomorrow morning. | Acca ɣbecca ad negdeɛ. |
We are leaving early tomorrow morning. | Nella ad negdeɛ ɣbecca zik. |
We have no school tomorrow. | Azekka ur neqqar. |
We have no school tomorrow. | Lac aɛzam acca. |
We are to go on a picnic tomorrow. | Acca ad neffeɣ ad neǧǧ lpiknik azɣar. |
We are flying to Los Angeles tomorrow. | Ad nferfer ɣel Los Angeles acca. |
We are going on a school trip to Osaka Castle tomorrow. | Acca aɣen‑awin aɛzam ad nexzer amidul n Osaka. |
We are looking for the boy and the dog that are lost. | Nella nberres f uḍefli d weydi i jemḍen. |
We took shelter from the rain under a tree. | Nerru tajniwt f yiman‑nneɣ s wekṛam aggʷed n yigget ssejṛet. |
We stayed at a hotel surrounded by trees. | Neqqim iggen nnutil yenneḍ s tezdayin. |
We see with our eyes. | Nettwali s tiṭṭawin-nneɣ. |
We see with our eyes. | Nella nẓar s tiṭṭawin‑nneɣ. |
We lock our doors at night. | Nsekkeṛ tiwwura-nneɣ deg yiḍ. |
We walked for about 6 kilometers. | Nedda azal n sḍis n yikilumitren ɣef uḍar. |
We walked for about 6 kilometers. | Nedda azal n 6 n yikilumitren ɣef uḍar. |
We walked for about 6 kilometers. | Nedda azal n setta n yikilumitren ɣef uḍar. |
Because it was dinnertime, we sat at the dining table. | Imi ay d akud n yimensi, neqqim ɣer tdabut. |
We are good friends. | Nekkni d imeddukal yelhan. |
I was wondering if you could help us. | Wissen ma tzemreḍ ad aɣ-tɛawneḍ. |
We ourselves decorated the room. | D nekkni s timmad-nneɣ ay icebbḥen taxxamt-nni. |
If I were you, I'd put the money in a bank. | Lemmer d ay d-usiɣ deg wemkan-nnek, ad sserseɣ idrimen-nni deg tbanka. |
For my part, I don't like this picture. | Ma d nekk, ur ḥemmleɣ tugna-a. |
As for me, I have nothing to say at present. | Ma d nekk, ulac d acu ara d-iniɣ taswiɛt-a. |
For myself, I have wanted to live in the country. | Ma d nekk, lliɣ bɣiɣ ad zedɣeɣ deg tmurt. |
Would you promise to keep in touch with me? | Ad iyi-tṛeggmed ad teqqimed deg unermis yid-i? |
We want to clear up this problem. | Nebɣa ad nefru ugur-a. |
I would like you to stay with me. | Bɣiɣ-k ad teqqimed yid-i. |
I would like you to stay with me. | Bɣiɣ-kem ad teqqimed yid-i. |
I would like you to stay with me. | Riɣ-k ad teqqimed yid-i. |
I would like you to stay with me. | Riɣ-kem ad teqqimed yid-i. |
Will you have dinner with me? | Ad tecceḍ imensi yid-i? |
Please give me this pen. | Ttxil-k, efk-iyi-d imru-a. |
Follow me and I will show you the way. | Ḍfer-iyi-d, ad ak-mleɣ abrid. |
This book is to me what the Bible is to you. | Adlis-a yesɛa azal ɣer-i akken ay tesɛa Tbibelt azal ɣer-k. |
This book is to me what the Bible is to you. | Adlis-a yesɛa azal ɣer-i akken ay tesɛa Tbibelt azal ɣer-m. |
This book is to me what the Bible is to you. | Adlis-a ila azal ɣer-i akken ay tla Tbibelt azal ɣer-k. |
This book is to me what the Bible is to you. | Adlis-a ila azal ɣer-i akken ay tla Tbibelt azal ɣer-m. |
It is hard for me to keep early hours. | Yewɛeṛ fell-i ad d-nekkreɣ zik. |
I don't know what you want to do. | Ur ẓriɣ d acu ay tebɣid ad t-tged. |
I don't know what you want to do. | Ur ẓriɣ d acu ay tebɣiḍ ad t-tgeḍ. |
I have two brothers. | Sɛiɣ sin n waytmaten. |
I have three cousins. | Sɛiɣ kraḍ n warraw n ɛemmi. |
I have three cousins. | Sɛiɣ kraḍ n warraw n ɛemmti. |
I have three cousins. | Sɛiɣ kraḍ n warraw n leɛmum. |
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