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/ĉʊ vɪ ɪɑm hɑvɪs grɑvɑn mɑlsɑnɔn?/
/vɪrɪnɔj hɑvɪs mɑlmʊltɛ dɑ ɛlɛktɔj ɛn lɑ pɑsɪntɛkɔ./
/ɛn ɑntɑŭɑj tɛmpɔj ɔnɪ rɪgɑrdɪs lɑ mɑljʊnʊlɔjn kɪɛl spɛrtʊlɔjn pɔr sɔlvɪ dɪvɛrsɑjn prɔblɛmɔjn dɛ lɑ vɪvɔ./
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"Ĉu vi iam havis gravan malsanon?"
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Prefix/Suffix analysis indicates a standard derivation path for Ĉu vi povus porti miajn sakojn por mi?.
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The most natural translation is "Have you ever had any serious illness?".
The most natural translation is "Women had little choice in the past.".
The most natural translation is "In the past, the old used to be looked upon as experts in solving various problems of life.".
