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[hau] adv. (në pyetje të drejta dhe të zhdrejta) si; qysh; në ç'mënyrë; how is school? si duket shkolla, si vete me shkollën?; how did it happen? si ndodhi; how is it that...? si është puna që...; si shpjegohet që...?; how are things? si shkojnë (janë) punët?; how do you like (how do you find) it? si të (ju) duket?; I told them how I did it u tregova se si e bëra; tell me how to do it më trego si ta bëj; how are you? si je(ni)?; how are you getting on? si ia çon(i)?; si jeni; (në përshëndetje) how do you do? si je?; si jeni; gëzohem (që u njohëm); how about going for a drink? ç'thoni, a nuk dalim ta pijmë nga një? 2. sa; how much sa; how long sa kohë; që kur; how could you say that? si ta nxuri goja?; how fine it is! sa bukur!; how kind of you! sa i mirë që je!; how far? deri ku?; sa larg? how many? sa?; how often? sa shpesh?; how lovely! sa bukur!; how long does it take to...? sa kohë do që të; how many times sa herë?; how much does it cost? sa kushton (bën)?; how he snores! sa (shumë që) gërhet!; how they loved each other! sa (shumë që) duheshin!; how sorry I am to... sa keq më vjen që...; how kind of you! jeni shumë i sjellshëm! 3. çfarë; me ç'kuptim; how do you mean? ç'do të thuash? si e ke këtë, çfarë do të thuash?; how come gj.fol. pse?, për ç'arsye?; si ka mundësi që? how now? ç'ishte kjo?, ç'do të thotë kjo? how so? e pse kështu? how then? e pastaj?, ç'do të thuash me këtë?; how now? ç'është kështu?; how so? si ashtu?; how about a cup of tea? a do një çaj?; the hows and the whys si-të dhe pse të; that's about the how of it ja se si ndodhi; and how bis. që ç'ke me të; here is how bis. për shëndetin tënd; how the dickens (the devil) ever; how on earth; how in the world... si bre...!; si djallin...!; how is your father dëfrim; qejf; marëdhënie seksuale; punë boshe; she answered him and how ajo i dha një përgjigje, e ç'përgjigje!* * *si; sa
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