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Does he go to school on foot or by bicycle? | Itteddu s aɣerbaz ɣef uḍar neɣ s wesnasɣal? |
He walked through the forest. | Yedda deg teẓgi-nni. |
He will walk. | Ad yeddu. |
He got a master's degree in law. | Yuwey-d amastir deg usaḍuf. |
He was busy. | Yella yecɣel. |
He was busy. | Yella yesɛa ccɣel. |
I'm sure he is keeping something from me. | Tḥeqqeɣ belli yella kra ay yeffer fell-i. |
He hit me on the head. | Iwet-iyi s iɣef. |
Does he have many books? | Yesɛa aṭas n yedlisen? |
He put aside the book. | Yessers adlis-nni deg yidis. |
He goes to the library to read books. | Itteddu ɣer temkarḍit akken ad iɣer idlisen. |
He dropped in at the bookstore. | Iɛedda ɣef tnedlist. |
He was reluctant to reveal what he really meant. | Ur yelli yebɣa ad d-yekcef ayen ay d-yeqsed deg tidet. |
That's really what he ate. | D aya ay yella ittett deg tidet. |
He cut his sister a piece of bread. | Yegzem-d tubbit n weɣrum i weltma-s. |
He gave his blood to help his sister. | Yefka idammen-nnes akken ad iɛawen weltma-s. |
He reads as many as twenty books every week. | Yeqqar arma d snat n tmerwin n yedlisen deg dduṛt. |
He made up his mind to keep a diary every day. | Yeɣtes ad yesɛu aɣmis udmawan. |
He drinks a lot of milk every day. | Yal ass, ittess aṭas n uyefki. |
He used to eat out every day, but now he can't afford it. | Zik yella ittett yal ass deg beṛṛa, maca imir-a ur yezmir i wanect-a. |
He carries his umbrella about with him every day. | Yettawey tasiwant-nnes yal ass. |
He never fails to write to his mother every day. | Werjin ad iɛeddi wass war ma yura-as i yemma-s. |
He goes to Karuizawa every year. | Yal aseggas itteddu ɣer Karuizawa. |
He entered the Democratic Party but soon left it. | Yekcem s Akabar Amegdu, sakkin ur iɛeḍḍel yeffeɣ seg-s. |
He looked asleep, but he was really dead. | Yella yettban-d yeḍḍes, maca netta yemmut s tidet. |
He was made to do it against his will. | Ḥettmen-t ad yeg aya, ɣas ur as-yehwi. |
He bought his daughter a new dress. | Yesɣa-d taqendurt tamaynut i yelli-s. |
He introduced his daughter to me. | Iqeddem-iyi-d yelli-s. |
He is above suspicion. | Ur yezmir yiwen ad icikk deg-s. |
He will come to you tomorrow. | Ac‑d‑yas acca. |
He will play tennis tomorrow. | Acca ad yṛaṛ ttinis. |
He will end the work by tomorrow. | Yella ad yeqda axdam ssa ɣel wacca. |
He cut off a branch from the tree. | Yegzem-d afurk seg useklu-nni. |
They extended a rope from tree to tree. | Jebden amrar seg useklu ɣer wayeḍ. |
He silently went out of the room. | Yeffeɣ seg texxamt-nni s tsusmi. |
He sat at his desk, with his eyes closed. | Yeqqim ɣer tnarit-nnes, yeqqen tiṭṭawin-nnes. |
He didn't eat all of the rice cakes. | Ur ifuk akk ingulen-nni n ṛṛuz. |
He will come back. | Ad d-yeqqel. |
He hung the gate on hinges. | Yessers tawwurt-nni ɣef ṛṛzat. |
He is accustomed to sitting up late. | Yennum yettɛawaz. |
He prefers football to baseball. | Iḥemmel takurt n uḍar ugar n ubaseball. |
He enjoyed playing baseball. | Yella iḥemmel ad yurar abaseball. |
He enjoyed playing baseball. | Yella ira ad yurar abaseball. |
She eats nothing but vegetables. | Tettett ala tidal. |
He is an actor among actors. | Netta d asegbar kan am wiyaḍ. |
He went to Italy ten years ago and has lived there ever since. | Mraw n yiseggasen aya seg wasmi ay yedda ɣer Ṭṭalyan yerna seg yimir-nni ay yezdeɣ din. |
He came five minutes behind the appointed time. | Yuweḍ-d xemsa n tedqiqin sdeffir wakud-nni n ttiɛad. |
He came five minutes behind the appointed time. | Yuweḍ-d semmuset n tedqiqin sdeffir wakud-nni n ttiɛad. |
He often fails to keep his promise. | Yennum ur yettaḍḍaf ara deg wawal-nnes. |
I'm sure he won't fail to keep his word. | Tḥeqqeɣ belli ad yeḍḍef deg wawal-nnes. |
He called out the name of the winner. | Yenna-d isem n win ay irebḥen. |
He is a brave man. | Netta d argaz yesɛan tabɣest. |
He wanted to repay the kindness of his friends. | Yella yebɣa ad asen-yerr lxir-nsen i yimeddukal-nnes. |
He is a member of the fraternity. | Netta d amaslaḍ seg tegmat. |
He teaches English to his friends. | Yesselmad tanglizit i yimeddukal-nnes. |
He is looked down on by his friends. | Imeddukal-nnes ḥeqren-t. |
He is very busy writing to his friends. | Yecɣel s tira i yimeddukal-nnes. |
He will be laughed at by his friends. | Ad ḍsen fell-as yimeddukal-nnes. |
He is looked up to by friends. | Imeddukal-nnes ttqadaren-t. |
He dropped in on a friend. | Iɛedda ɣef yiwen n umeddakel-nnes. |
He was busy copying his friend's notebook. | Yelha-d ed uneqqel n walug n umeddakel-nnes. |
He copied his friend's notebook with precision. | Ineqqel-d alug n umeddakel-nnes s udeqqeq. |
He borrowed his friend's car for a few days. | Yerḍel-d takeṛṛust n umeddakel-nnes i kra n wussan. |
He obtained the post through the good offices of a friend. | Iṣaḥ-it-id wemkan-nni n lxedma s tmussni n yiwen n umeddakel. |
He had few friends and little money. | Yella yesɛa kan cwiṭ n yimeddukal ed cwiṭ n yedrimen. |
He has been to the station to see his friend off. | Yusa-d ɣer teɣsert akken ad yemsifeḍ ed umeddakel-nnes. |
He knows the art of making friends. | Yessen amek ara d-yeg imeddukal. |
He found it hard to make friends. | Yella yewɛeṛ fell-as ad d-yeg imeddukal. |
He was looked up to by all his friends. | Imeddukal-nnes akk llan ttqadaren-t. |
He is a famous artist. | Netta d anaẓur yettwassnen. |
He became a famous actor. | Yeqqel d asegbar yettwassnen. |
He ate a huge supper. He must have been hungry. | Yecca aṭas ɣer yimensi. Iban yelluẓ. |
He ate a huge supper. He must have been hungry. | Yecca aṭas ɣer yimensi. Iban kan yelluẓ. |
He is an abler lawyer than I expected. | Abugaṭu-nni yeẓwer ugar n wanect ay ɣileɣ. |
He says he will come. | Yenna-d ad d-yas. |
I am afraid he won't come. | Ugadeɣ lemmer ur d-yettas. |
I wonder if he will come. | Wissen ma ad d-yas. |
He will either come or call me. | Ya ad d-yas, neɣ ad iyi-d-iɣer. |
He's going to visit his aunt and uncle next month. | Ayyur ay d-itteddun, ad yerzu ɣef ɛemmti-s ed ɛemmi-s. |
He will leave for Paris next month. | Ad yeddu ɣer Paris ayyur ay d-itteddun. |
He paused to look at the poster. | Yeḥbes akken ad iwali anazal-nni. |
He succeeded in life. | Yerbeḥ deg tudert-nnes. |
He is making preparations for a trip. | La d-yessewjad iman-nnes akken ad yessikel. |
He wants to be independent of his parents. | Yebɣa ad yeffeɣ i leɛṣem i yimawlan-nnes. |
He lives with his parents. | Yezdeɣ ed yimawlan-nnes. |
He said good night to his parents. | Yenna-asen "ḍḍset deg talwit" i yimawlan-nnes. |
He often writes to his parents. | Yettaru aṭas i yimawlan-nnes. |
He comes of good stock. | Yusa-d seg yiwet n twacult yelha. |
He tried to keep back his tears. | Yeɛreḍ ad yeḍḍef imeṭṭawen-nnes. |
I think he has something to do with that scandal. | Cikkeɣ yella kra n wassaɣ ay yesɛa akked tefḍiḥt-nni. |
He illustrated his theory with examples. | Yessefhem-d tiẓri-nnes s yimedyaten. |
He poured cold water over himself. | Yessenɣel aman isemmaḍen ɣef yiman-nnes. |
He is cool, isn't he? | Yelha, neɣ uhu? |
He is wanting in courtesy. | Iɛedda akkinna i leḥdaqa. |
He dozed off in history class. | Yella la yettaḍḍas deg temsirt-nni n umezruy. |
He has a lot of books on history. | Yesɛa aṭas n yedlisen n umezruy. |
He will be reading a historical novel. | Ad iɣer ungal amezray. |
He died of old age two years ago. | Yemmut d amɣar, sin n yiseggasen aya. |
He has become weaker with age. | Mi yettimɣur, yeḍɛef. |
He stopped talking. | Yeḥbes awal. |
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