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95 [ninety-five]

Conjunctions 2

Conjunctions 2

95 [devyniasdešimt penki]

Jungtukai 2

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Since when is she no longer working? Nuo-ka-a-ji-n-be-----? N-- k--- j- n--------- N-o k-d- j- n-b-d-r-a- ---------------------- Nuo kada ji nebedirba? 0
Since her marriage? N-o-sav- ves---i-? N-- s--- v-------- N-o s-v- v-s-u-i-? ------------------ Nuo savo vestuvių? 0
Yes, she is no longer working since she got married. Ji--e--d--b--nu- --da- ----i-t-kėjo. J- n-------- n-- t---- k-- i-------- J- n-b-d-r-a n-o t-d-, k-i i-t-k-j-. ------------------------------------ Ji nebedirba nuo tada, kai ištekėjo. 0
Since she got married, she’s no longer working. N-- t---k-i iš--kė--,-j- -e---irb-. N-- t-- k-- i-------- j- n--------- N-o t-, k-i i-t-k-j-, j- n-b-d-r-a- ----------------------------------- Nuo to, kai ištekėjo, ji nebedirba. 0
Since they have met each other, they are happy. Nuo--ad-- ka---ie--iena- -i-ą-----st-, -i- yr--l--m-n--. N-- t---- k-- j-- v----- k--- p------- j-- y-- l-------- N-o t-d-, k-i j-e v-e-a- k-t- p-ž-s-a- j-e y-a l-i-i-g-. -------------------------------------------------------- Nuo tada, kai jie vienas kitą pažįsta, jie yra laimingi. 0
Since they have had children, they rarely go out. N-o --d---ka- j-e --------kų, išena-j-e t-k retkarč--i-. N-- t---- k-- j-- t--- v----- i---- j-- t-- r----------- N-o t-d-, k-i j-e t-r- v-i-ų- i-e-a j-e t-k r-t-a-č-a-s- -------------------------------------------------------- Nuo tada, kai jie turi vaikų, išena jie tik retkarčiais. 0
When does she call? Kada ji-s-am---s? K--- j- s-------- K-d- j- s-a-b-n-? ----------------- Kada ji skambins? 0
When driving? Kelio--- -e-u? K------- m---- K-l-o-ė- m-t-? -------------- Kelionės metu? 0
Yes, when she is driving. T-ip, -a------uo--/ ----uod-ma --t-mo-il--. T---- k-- v------ / v--------- a----------- T-i-, k-i v-ž-u-s / v-ž-u-d-m- a-t-m-b-l-u- ------------------------------------------- Taip, kai važiuos / važiuodama automobiliu. 0
She calls while she drives. J- --a-----,---- va--u---/-va--uo-a-a a-t--o-i-iu. J- s-------- k-- v------ / v--------- a----------- J- s-a-b-n-, k-i v-ž-u-s / v-ž-u-d-m- a-t-m-b-l-u- -------------------------------------------------- Ji skambins, kai važiuos / važiuodama automobiliu. 0
She watches TV while she irons. Ji--i-r-----e-i-o--ų -y-inda-a-/,-k-- -y--n-. J- ž---- t---------- l-------- /- k-- l------ J- ž-ū-i t-l-v-z-r-ų l-g-n-a-a /- k-i l-g-n-. --------------------------------------------- Ji žiūri televizorių lygindama /, kai lygina. 0
She listens to music while she does her work. R--šd-m- p----a-, -i-----sos- -u-ikos. R------- p------- j- k------- m------- R-o-d-m- p-m-k-s- j- k-a-s-s- m-z-k-s- -------------------------------------- Ruošdama pamokas, ji klausosi muzikos. 0
I can’t see anything when I don’t have glasses. (A-- ni--o-ne--t----kai ---e- -et-ri--a-in-ų. (--- n---- n------- k-- / j-- n------ a------ (-š- n-e-o n-m-t-u- k-i / j-i n-t-r-u a-i-i-. --------------------------------------------- (Aš) nieko nematau, kai / jei neturiu akinių. 0
I can’t understand anything when the music is so loud. (A-- --e-o ------a---,-k-- ----i-t--p ----------oj- muzi--. (--- n---- n---------- k-- / j-- t--- g------ g---- m------ (-š- n-e-o n-s-p-a-t-, k-i / j-i t-i- g-r-i-i g-o-a m-z-k-. ----------------------------------------------------------- (Aš) nieko nesuprantu, kai / jei taip garsiai groja muzika. 0
I can’t smell anything when I have a cold. (-š- ni--o --u--odž----ka--- j-- /-tu-i- sl--ą / s-ogu-j-. (--- n---- n---------- k-- / j-- / t---- s---- / s-------- (-š- n-e-o n-u-u-d-i-, k-i / j-i / t-r-u s-o-ą / s-o-u-j-. ---------------------------------------------------------- (Aš) nieko neužuodžiu, kai / jei / turiu slogą / sloguoju. 0
We’ll take a taxi if it rains. (Me-)----i--s-m---aks-,--ei-lis. (---- v--------- t----- j-- l--- (-e-) v-ž-u-s-m- t-k-i- j-i l-s- -------------------------------- (Mes) važiuosime taksi, jei lis. 0
We’ll travel around the world if we win the lottery. (-es- -e-i--si-e apli-- ----u--,-----laimė-i-e l-teri-o-e. (---- k--------- a----- p------- j-- l-------- l---------- (-e-) k-l-a-s-m- a-l-n- p-s-u-į- j-i l-i-ė-i-e l-t-r-j-j-. ---------------------------------------------------------- (Mes) keliausime aplink pasaulį, jei laimėsime loterijoje. 0
We’ll start eating if he doesn’t come soon. (-es) pr-----m--a--yti, --i ji- g--i--n-pa----. (---- p------- v------- j-- j-- g---- n-------- (-e-) p-a-ė-i- v-l-y-i- j-i j-s g-e-t n-p-r-i-. ----------------------------------------------- (Mes) pradėsim valgyti, jei jis greit nepareis. 0

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