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Have you ever felt sorry for me?
Have you ever felt sorry for me?
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<h2>ααααΆαα / Used To</h2> <b>0/255</b> <div class="badge level4">A1</div><br> to become accustomed to / familiar with, to be used to; to have the habit / custom of; marker of continuous action in the past<br>
ααααΆαα
tloΔb
Used To
<h2>α’αΆαα·α / Pity</h2> <b>0/3158</b> <div class="badge level10">B2</div><br> to pity, feel sorry for, have compassion for / toward.<br><br>
α’αΆαα·α
'anΔd
Pity
<h2>αααα»α / I/Me/My</h2> <b>2/28</b> <div class="badge level1">Essential</div><br> I / me / my ; <dialect>Surin</dialect> I / me / my (female speaking to a respected person)<br><br>
αααα»α
knyom
I/Me/My
<h2>αα / No</h2> <b>0/42</b> <div class="badge level1">Essential</div><br> phrase final negative marker; usually occurs in conjunction with one of the preverbal negative particles αα·α, αα»α, α’αα, α₯α or combinations of these particles with other preverbal particles, e.g. αα·ααααα <pos>i</pos> no<br><br>
αα
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