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One should dress well. | Bab‑s aɣanif ad yireḍ d aweḥdi. |
Let's stop hurting each other. | Iwat ad netṛek tiyita n beɛḍana. |
People should love one another. | Midden ifuk ad xsen beɛḍahum. |
After he had found her phone number, he called her up. | Akken kan ay d-yufa uḍḍun-nnes n usawal, yeɣra-as. |
I will set the table before sitting down to eat dinner. | Ad d-swejdeɣ tadabut uqbel ma qqimeɣ akken ad cceɣ imensi. |
The boy had indigestion after eating too much. | Yeqber weqcic-nni acku yecca aṭas. |
Eating more slowly will help you feel fuller. | Mi ara tettetteḍ s leɛqel, ad tḥulfuḍ i yiman-nnek teṛwiḍ. |
Why didn't you read the magazine? | Maɣef ur teɣrid tasɣunt-nni? |
This car is black. | Takeṛṛust-a d taberkant. |
This orange is delicious. | Ẓidet tcinat-a. |
This orange is delicious. | Tacinat-a d taẓidant. |
This cat is black. Is the dog, too? | Amcic-a d aberkan. I weydi-nni d aberkan daɣ? |
Carol's dress is long. | Taqendurt n Carol d taɣezfant. |
I consider myself a clever man. | Ttwaliɣ iman-inu d argaz iḥeṛcen. |
His jokes don't please all patients in the hospital. | Ur akk imuḍinen n wesbiṭar ḥemmlen tiseḍsa-nnes. |
The bread really smells good. | Aɣrum-a yettraḥ d aẓidan s tidet. |
It looks like the dog wants something to eat. | Yuwey-iyi-d Ṛebbi, aydi-nni yebɣa ad yecc. |
Follow me! | Ḍfer-iyi-d! |
She is still a girl. | Mazal-itt d taqcict tamecṭuḥt. |
Independence day is on September 7th. | Tameɣra n uzarug tettili-d deg wass n 7 Ctembeṛ. |
Independence day is on September 7th. | Tameɣra n uzarug tettili-d deg wass n sa Ctembeṛ. |
There is milk in the refrigerator. | Yella ukeffay deg yemsismeḍ. |
I wish I was young again. | Ttmenniɣ lemmer d ay iyi-mazal meẓẓiyeɣ. |
She's only a child. | Mazal-itt d taqcict. |
She's leaving the country in six months. | Seg-a ɣef sḍis wayyuren, ad tgijj seg tmurt-a. |
Why don't you take the cat out with you? | Maɣef ur tessuffuɣed amcic-nni yid-k? |
Why don't you take the cat out with you? | Maɣef ur tessuffuɣed amcic-nni yid-m? |
Why don't you take the cat out with you? | Maɣef ur tessuffuɣeḍ amcic-nni yid-k? |
Why don't you take the cat out with you? | Maɣef ur tessuffuɣeḍ amcic-nni yid-m? |
She admired him. | Yella yeɛjeb-itt. |
She admired him. | Tetɛejjeb deg-s. |
She advised him not to drive too fast. | Tenṣeḥ-it ur inehheṛ s tazzla. |
She advised him not to eat between meals. | Tenṣeḥ-it akken ur ittett gar tram. |
She advised him that he should stay at home. | Tenṣeḥ-it ad yeqqim deg wexxam. |
She advised him to come back at once. | Tenṣeḥ-it ad d-yeqqel imir-nni kan. |
She advised him to drink more milk. | Tenṣeḥ-it ad ittess ugar n ukeffay. |
She advised him to go abroad while he was still young. | Tenṣeḥ-it ad yeddu ɣer lbeṛṛani skud mazal-it meẓẓiy. |
She advised him to go to the hospital. | Tenṣeḥ-it ad yeddu ɣer wesbiṭar. |
She advised him to visit that museum. | Tenṣeḥ-it ad yerzu ɣef usalay-nni. |
She argued with him about money. | Tennuɣ yid-s ɣef yedrimen. |
She argued with him and then hit him. | Tennuɣ yid-s sakkin twet-it. |
She asked me what had become of him. | Tesseqsa-iyi-d fell-as anda ay d-yeggra. |
She begged him to stay. | Tḥellel-it akken ad yeqqim. |
She bit him. | Tkerrec-it. |
She bought a shirt for him. | Tesɣa-as-d akerbas. |
She calls him every night. | Teɣɣar-as-d yal iḍ. |
She couldn't convince him to give a speech. | Ur tessaweḍ ad t-tqenneɛ akken ad d-yeg inaw. |
She couldn't convince him to write a song for her. | Ur tessaweḍ ad t-tesseqneɛ ad as-d-yaru tizlit. |
She defeated him. | Terna-t. |
She didn't even try to help. | Ula d aɛawen ur teɛriḍ ad tɛawen. |
She didn't like him at first. | Deg tazwara, ur tt-yeɛjib. |
She doesn't listen to him. | Ur la as-tsell. |
She expected him to leave town. | Tɣil ad yeffeɣ seg temdint. |
She forced him to eat his vegetables. | Tḥettem-it ad yecc tidal-nnes. |
She forced him to eat spinach. | Tḥettem-it ad yecc tibidest. |
She forced him to sit down. | Tḥettem-it ad yeqqim. |
She gave him a present. | Tefka-as asefk. |
She gave him a sweater on his birthday. | I lmend n umulli-nnes, tefka-as atriku. |
She gave him a sweater. | Tefka-as atriku. |
She gave him a sweater. | Tefka-as atriku d asefk. |
She gave him something to drink. | Tefka-as kra ad t-isew. |
She got him to eat his vegetables. | Tḥettem-it ad yecc tidal-nnes. |
She handed him a book. | Tefka-as adlis. |
She has never danced with him. | Werjin tecḍiḥ yid-s. |
She herself gave him something to eat. | Nettat s timmad-nnes tefka-as d acu ara yecc. |
She hit me, not him. | D nekk ay twet, ur d netta. |
She introduced her sister to him. | Tqeddem-as-d weltma-s. |
She is helping him. | Attan la t-tettɛawan. |
She is listening to him. | La as-tsell. |
She kissed him on the cheek. | Tessuden-it ɣef umayeg-nnes. |
She listens to him. | Tsell-as. |
She looked him right in the eye. | Temmuqqel-it deg tiṭṭawin. |
She made him a cake for his party. | Tga-as-d angul i lmend n tmeɣra-nnes. |
She made him a new coat. | Txaḍ-as-d akebbuḍ amaynui. |
She made him rich. | Terra-t d ameṛkanti. |
She made it plain that she wanted to marry him. | Tessebgen-as-d belli tebɣa ad t-taɣ. |
She married him even though she didn't like him. | Tuɣ-it ɣas akken ur tt-yeɛjib. |
She married him for his money. | Tuɣ-it ɣef yedrimen-nnes. |
She nursed him back to health. | Tdiwa-t armi ay yeḥla. |
She often goes to the movies with him. | Tetteddu aṭas ɣer ssinima yid-s. |
She pinched him. | Teskuḍḍef-it. |
She saw him eating a sandwich. | Twala-t la ittett asandwic. |
She showed him my picture. | Tessken-as tugna-inu. |
She sued him. | Tcuṛeɛ-it. |
She suffocated him with a pillow. | Tesneqmaḍ deg-s nnefs s tsumta. |
She suggested that I take him to the zoo. | Tenna-iyi-d ad t-awyeɣ s urti n yiɣersiwen. |
She told him a joke, but he didn't think it was funny. | Teḥka-as-d taseḍsut, maca ur t-id-tesseḍs. |
She urged him to study harder. | Tḥettet fell-as akken ad yeḥṛes iman-nnes deg tezrawin. |
She visits him twice a year. | Trezzu fell-as snat tikkal i useggas. |
She walked up to him and asked him what his name was. | Tedda ɣer-s, tesseqsa-t isem-nnes. |
She wants to go out with him. | Tebɣa ad teffeɣ yid-s. |
She wants to hug him. | Tebɣa ad t-teḥmec. |
She wants to kiss him. | Tebɣa ad t-tessuden. |
She wants to meet him again. | Tebɣa ad tẓer tikkelt niḍen. |
She wants to play golf with him. | Tebɣa ad turar agolf yid-s. |
She was advised by him on how to stay healthy. | Yenṣeḥ-itt ɣef wamek ara teg leqrar i tezmert-nnes. |
She was advised by him to lose weight. | Yenṣeḥ-itt ad tessenqes lmizan. |
She was advised by him to work harder. | Yenṣeḥ-itt ad teḥṛes iman-nnes ugar deg uxeddim. |
She was the first one to help him. | D nettat ay d tamezwarut ay t-iɛawnen. |
She watched him eat. | Tella tettmuqqul-it mi yella ittett. |
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