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They wanted jobs with the government. | Llan bɣan ad xedmen ɣer unabaḍ. |
They knew this would mean disaster. | Ẓran aya ad yawey s axeṣṣar. |
They wanted to deal in gold and silver. | Llan bɣan ad gen tanezzut s wureɣ ed weẓref. |
What they wanted was a man like himself. | D argaz am netta ay llan bɣan. |
They wanted no further spread of slavery. | Ur llin ara bɣan ad tkemmel temsaklit ad tezreɛ deg tmiwa niḍen. |
They wanted to keep southern states weak. | Llan bɣan ad qqimen yiwunak n wenẓul d uḍɛifen. |
They also raised animals for meat and milk. | Llan daɣen ttṛebbin iɣersiwen i lmend n weksum ed ukeffay. |
They wanted the right to govern themselves. | Llan bɣan ad sɛun azref akken ad ḥekmen iman-nsen i yiman-nsen. |
They wanted to sign the agreement first. | Llan bɣan ad stenyin amtawa-nni d amezwaru. |
They had been thinking about it for some time. | Acḥal aya seg wasmi ay la ttxemmimen ɣef waya. |
They tried to take control of the gold market. | Ɛerḍen ad ḍḍfen ulzuz n wureɣ. |
They wanted to live in peace with the Indians. | Llan bɣan ad ddren deg talwit akked Yihendiyen. |
They nominated Calvin Coolidge for vice president. | D Calvin Coolidge ay rran d anmazul n uselway. |
They wanted to win the war, and win it right away. | Llan bɣan ad rebḥen amgaru-nni yerna dindin. |
They wanted Hawaii to be part of the United States. | Llan bɣan ad teqqel Hawaii d aḥric seg Yiwunak Yeddukklen. |
They wanted to stay out of international conflicts. | Llan bɣan ad qqimen beṛṛa i wuguren igraɣlanen. |
They were able to live as they wanted in Massachusetts. | Deg Massachusetts, iṣaḥ-iten-id ad ddren akken ay asen-yehwa. |
They were forced to kill and eat several of their horses. | Terra-ten tmara ad nɣen ed ad ccen aṭas seg yiysan-nsen. |
They wanted to ban slavery everywhere in the United States. | Llan bɣan ad gedlen tamsaklit deg yal tama seg Yiwunak Yeddukklen. |
He said they wanted to fight until every black man was free. | Yenna-d llan bɣan ad nnaɣen arma d asmi ad yeqqel yal aberkan d ilelli. |
They wanted to oust the communist government of Fidel Castro. | Llan bɣan ad sseɣlin anabaḍ asduklan n Fidel Castro. |
They wanted to win the war quickly and return to normal life. | Llan bɣan ad rebḥen amgaru s tɣawla, sakkin ad qqlen ɣer tmeddurt-nsen n menwala. |
He wanted to destroy it. | Yella yebɣa ad t-yessedrem. |
He wanted to be a farmer. | Yella yebɣa ad yeqqel d afellaḥ. |
He was completely honest. | Tella zeddiget nneyya-nnes. |
He was not a good politician. | Ur yelli d asertay yelhan. |
Doctors thought he had a cold. | Imsujjiyen ɣilen d aḍu ay yuḍen. |
He deeply regretted this loss. | Yendem mliḥ ɣef lexṣara-a. |
He wanted to be elected again. | Yella yebɣa ad yales ad yettwafren. |
He said Davis must be captured. | Yenna-d yessefk ad d-yettwaḍḍef Davis. |
Later he wrote to the president. | Lembeɛd yari‑yas i uselway. |
He had trouble getting money. | Ymermed bac yufu ryal. |
He often accepted bad advice. | Mennect n tiččal ywala‑d yeḍfer anṣaḥ uctim. |
Everyone knew he would not be back. | Llan ẓran akk ur d-itteqqal. |
He said he had not known about it. | Yenna-d ur yeẓri acemma ɣef temsalt-a. |
He wanted to be a great military leader. | Yella yebɣa ad yili d imḍebber aserdasi ameqran. |
He was sentenced to prison for one year. | Ḥekmen-as aseggas n lḥebs. |
He was a good student and a good athlete. | Yella d anelmad yelhan yerna d anaddal yelhan. |
He believed in the supreme power of the law. | Yella yettamen lqanun yekka-d nnig kullec. |
His mother died when he was eleven years old. | Temmut yemma-s asmi ay yesɛa mraw yiwen n yiseggasen. |
His mother died when he was eleven years old. | Temmut yemma-s asmi ay yesɛa ḥdac n yiseggasen. |
He wanted to reduce the tax on imports. | Yella yebɣa ad yessenqes tiwsi n wektar. |
He made a great deal of money selling milk. | Yerbeḥ-d aṭas n yedrimen seg ukeffay. |
Don't go to illegal meetings. | Ur ttekkay deg temliliyin yeffɣen i lqanun. |
Many had spent years in British factories. | Aṭas seg-sen ay yekkan acḥal n yiseggasen xeddmen deg lluzinat tibriṭaniyin. |
The battle was fierce and unbelievably bloody. | Imenɣi-nni yella-d d aqesḥan yerna mmuten deg-s aṭas. |
The War of 1812 had begun. | Yebda-d Wemgaru n 1812. |
In 1917, Europe was at war. | Deg 1917, Tuṛuft tella deg umgaru. |
The war was officially over. | S wudem unṣib, amgaru-nni ifuk. |
America's Civil War lasted four years. | Amgaru Aɣarim n Temrikt yeḍḍef kuẓ n yiseggasen. |
America's Civil War lasted four years. | Amgaru Aɣarim n Temrikt yeḍḍef ṛebɛa n yiseggasen. |
The army chief reported that the war was lost. | Imḍebber n yigen yenna-d amgaru-nni yettwaxṣer. |
Germany and Japan were defeated. | Lalman ed Japun ttwarnant. |
Most blacks were too afraid to vote. | Amur ameqran seg yiberkanen llan ttagaden ad ttekkin deg tefranin. |
None of the candidates got a majority of the votes. | Ula d yiwen seg yimazwaren-nni ur yuwiy tigti deg tefranin. |
General Braddock was killed. | Ajiniṛal Braddock yettwenɣ. |
No one on either side was killed. | Ur yemmut yiwen seg snat n tmawin. |
Not every day is Sunday. | Ur akk ussan d ass n Lḥedd. |
Hoover was well-known to Americans. | Hoover llan ssnen-t mliḥ Yimarikaniyen. |
Americans simply had no desire to fight. | Imarikaniyen ur llin bɣan ad nnaɣen. |
Several American warships were sent to Panama. | Aṭas n yiɣerruba iserdasiyen imarikaniyen ay yettwaznen ɣer Panama. |
Black Americans continued to suffer from racism. | Iberkanen n Temrikt kemmlen nḍerren seg temsirit. |
Many Americans protested the purchase of Alaska. | Aṭas n Yimarikaniyen ay yerfan ɣef tmesɣiwt n Alaska. |
The soldiers began returning home. | Bdan yiserdasen la tteqqalen s ixxamen-nsen. |
Who was going to organize these men into an army? | Anwa ay yellan itteddu akken ad yessuddes irgazen-a yerna ad ten-yerr d igen? |
Lincoln's plan was good. | Aɣawas n Lincoln yella yelha. |
Lincoln was a Republican. | Lincoln yella d Agdudan. |
Lincoln was advised to talk about democracy. | Lincoln yettwanṣeḥ akken ad d-yessiwel ɣef tugdut. |
This did not worry Jefferson. | Aya ur yecɣib Jefferson. |
Of course it's a joke! | D ayen ibanen d aqeṣṣer kan! |
I drank milk. | Swiɣ akeffay. |
Can I get to know you? | Zemreɣ ad ẓreɣ anwa ay k-ilan? |
The wound became infected. | Yesseww udeddi-nni. |
Jackson said this was wrong. | Jackson yenna-d yella yeḍlem. |
Many of the men became sick. | Aṭas seg yergazen-nni ay yuḍnen. |
The election was very close. | Imir-nni, qerrbent-d mliḥ tefranin. |
The fighting lasted one week. | Imenɣi-nni yeqqim dduṛt. |
What would you expect to see? | D acu ay teṛjiḍ ad t-teẓreḍ? |
The Klan often terrorized blacks. | Tagrawt n Ku Klux Klan tella tesseɣlay-d aṭas rrebrab ɣef yiberkanen. |
There was fighting in the streets. | Yenker ummectcew deg yizenqan. |
His hair is black in color and long. | Acebbub-nnes d aberkan yerna d aɣezfan. |
There was a shortage of imported oil. | Yella-d lexṣaṣ deg upitṛul ay d-yettwaketren. |
Five days later, President Taylor died. | Semmus wussan sakkin, yemmut uselway Taylor. |
Gold had been discovered in California. | Ufan-d ureɣ deg California. |
Republicans were defeated in many states. | Igdudanen xeṣren tifranin deg waṭas n yiwunak. |
Brown and his friends were forced to flee. | Brown ed yimeddukal-nnes terra-ten tmara ad rewlen. |
I could hear everything the president said. | Ssawḍeɣ ad sleɣ i wakk ayen ay d-yenna uselway. |
The other colonies began sending troops to help. | Tihras niḍen bdant ttaznent-d iserdasen akken ad d-ɛawnent. |
Cattle would not eat grass where sheep had eaten. | Tifunasin ur ttettent kessent deg wemkan aydeg ksan yagi wakraren. |
In New York, the dollar was worth eight shillings. | Deg New York, yiwen n udulaṛ yella yeswa tam n yishillingen. |
I have a hammer, and I'm not afraid to use it! | Sɛiɣ tafḍist yerna ur ugadeɣ ad tt-sqedceɣ! |
There is always something happening here. | Dima iḍerru kra da. |
A fish rots from the head down. | Aslem ibeddu rekku seg yiɣef-nnes. |
His name is known to all. | Isem-nnes ssnen-t akk medden. |
He is proficient in Farsi. | Iserreḥ deg tfarsit. |
I like sushi. | Ḥemmleɣ asuci. |
I invited my neighbors to dinner. | Ɛerḍeɣ-d ljiran-inu s imensi. |
I read this in the newspaper. | Ɣriɣ aya deg weɣmis. |
I read this in the newspaper. | Deg weɣmis ay ɣriɣ aya. |
Botafogo has won the Brazilian League Trophy. | Botafogo yerbeḥ-d arraz n Temɣunt Tabrizilit. |
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