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[wot, wat, hwot, hwat] adj. pron., adv., interj., conj. -adj 1. çfarë, ç'; what news did you bring? ç'lajme ke sjellë? what a house! çfarë shtëpie! 2. sa; what fools we are! sa budallenj që jemi! what a lot of people! sa shumë njerëz! 3. sa, gjithë (sa, ç'); give me what money you have më jep sa para ke; what little help she could give atë pak ndihmë që mund të jepte.-pron 1. çfarë; ç'; what's happened? çfarë ndodhi? what's up? si është puna? what's that? a) ç'është kjo? b) çfarë/si the? what the hell/the heck did they say? gj.fol. çfarë dreqin thanë? oh what the hell! gj.fol. punë e madhe!, në dreq letë shkojë!, e kush po pyet! I'll show them what's what ua tregoj unë qejfin atyre. 2. sa; what will it cost? sa do të kushtojë? what 5 and 5 make? sa bëjnë 5 edhe 5? 3. si; sa; ç'; po; what about a walk? ç'thua, sikur të bënim një shetitje? what for? për se?, pse? what if it rains? po sikur të bjerë shi? 4. ai/ajo që; what is done is done ajo që u bë, u bë; do what you will bë'j atë që do, bëj ç'të duash; and what is more /worse dhe për më tepër, dhe ç'është më e madhja; dhe ç'është më e keqja.● and what not dhe s'di se çfarë, e kështu me radhë, etj; and what have you gj.fol. e kështu me radhë; etj; what for përse, pse; what if po sikur; what's what gj.fol. si qëndrojnë punët; what with si pasojë e, për shkak të.-adv. sa; what a good time we had! sa mirë e kaluam!-interj. si! what! no milk! si! s'ka qumesht?● what-d'ye-call-her /him /it, what's-her /his /its-name n. gj.fol. filan; gjësend; si ithonë● whatever [hwët'eve:] pron., adj., adv. -pron 1. çfarëdoqoftë; çfarëdo që; sado që; whatever happens çfarëdo që të ndodhë; whatever it costs, get it sado që të kushtojë, merre. 2. ajo që; do whatever you please bëj çfarë të duash; whatever suits you best ajo që të vjen më per mbarë. 3. gl.fol. çfarë, ç'dreqin; whatever do you mean? çfarë/ç'dreqin kërkon të thuash? 4. e të tjera; shoes and clothes and whatever këpucë, rroba e të tjera si këto.-adj. 1. çfarëdo; cilido; of whatever size i çfarëdo madhësie; whatever repairs might seem necessary çfarëdo riparimesh që mund të nevojiten; ask whatever friends you like to the party sill në mbrëmje cilindo nga miqtë e tu. 2. çfarë, ç'dreq; whatever books have you been reading? ç'dreq librash ke lexuar?-adv 1. sido qoftë; whatever the weather sido që të jetë koha. 2. aspak, fare; nothing whatever asgjëfare, hiçfare● whatnot ['hwotnot] n 1. etazher. 2. gjësend. 3. të tjera; and whatnot e ç'nuk tjetër, e ku di unë se çfarë● what's [wats, wots, hwats, hwots] = what is; what has* * *ç'farë
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