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Prieveiksmiai

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already – not yet ja----a--ą--—--ar nie-ada j-- (------ — d-- n------ j-u (-a-t-) — d-r n-e-a-a ------------------------- jau (kartą) — dar niekada 0
Have you already been to Berlin? Ar--a--es--e -ka---- bu-ęs--er-yn-? A- j-- e---- (------ b---- B------- A- j-u e-a-e (-a-t-) b-v-s B-r-y-e- ----------------------------------- Ar jau esate (kartą) buvęs Berlyne? 0
No, not yet. N-----r n-e-ad-. N-- d-- n------- N-, d-r n-e-a-a- ---------------- Ne, dar niekada. 0
someone – no one kas --rs-—-ni-kas k-- n--- — n----- k-s n-r- — n-e-a- ----------------- kas nors — niekas 0
Do you know someone here? Ar-čia-k--n-rs -ažį--a-e? A- č-- k- n--- p--------- A- č-a k- n-r- p-ž-s-a-e- ------------------------- Ar čia ką nors pažįstate? 0
No, I don’t know anyone here. N---(aš- --a-nie-o --pa-įs--. N-- (--- č-- n---- n--------- N-, (-š- č-a n-e-o n-p-ž-s-u- ----------------------------- Ne, (aš) čia nieko nepažįstu. 0
a little longer – not much longer da- —-ja--ne-/---be---n---u-iau - n-ilgiau d-- — j-- n- / n--- / n-------- / n------- d-r — j-u n- / n-b- / n-d-u-i-u / n-i-g-a- ------------------------------------------ dar — jau ne / nebe / nedaugiau / neilgiau 0
Will you stay here a little longer? A--d-r-i-gai būs--- -i-? A- d-- i---- b----- č--- A- d-r i-g-i b-s-t- č-a- ------------------------ Ar dar ilgai būsite čia? 0
No, I won’t stay here much longer. N-- (--- čia jau il--i--ebūs-- - --si- --a nebe--g-i. N-- (--- č-- j-- i---- n------ / b---- č-- n--------- N-, (-š- č-a j-u i-g-i n-b-s-u / b-s-u č-a n-b-i-g-i- ----------------------------------------------------- Ne, (aš) čia jau ilgai nebūsiu / būsiu čia nebeilgai. 0
something else – nothing else dar-š-----i---— ----- daugiau d-- š--- t--- — n---- d------ d-r š-e- t-e- — n-e-o d-u-i-u ----------------------------- dar šiek tiek — nieko daugiau 0
Would you like to drink something else? Ar -or-t-m--e ----ko-n------g-r-i? A- n--------- d-- k- n--- i------- A- n-r-t-m-t- d-r k- n-r- i-g-r-i- ---------------------------------- Ar norėtumėte dar ko nors išgerti? 0
No, I don’t want anything else. N-, ---- -a-g--u ----- ----riu ---iek--n-benor--. N-- (--- d------ n---- n------ / n---- n--------- N-, (-š- d-u-i-u n-e-o n-n-r-u / n-e-o n-b-n-r-u- ------------------------------------------------- Ne, (aš) daugiau nieko nenoriu / nieko nebenoriu. 0
something already – nothing yet j------/ -o --r- - --r ---ko j-- k- / k- n--- — d-- n---- j-u k- / k- n-r- — d-r n-e-o ---------------------------- jau ką / ko nors — dar nieko 0
Have you already eaten something? Ar-(-ū-- j-u-ko-nor---al--te? A- (---- j-- k- n--- v------- A- (-ū-) j-u k- n-r- v-l-ė-e- ----------------------------- Ar (jūs) jau ko nors valgėte? 0
No, I haven’t eaten anything yet. N-, (-š--da------- -evalgi--. N-- (--- d-- n---- n--------- N-, (-š- d-r n-e-o n-v-l-i-u- ----------------------------- Ne, (aš) dar nieko nevalgiau. 0
someone else – no one else da- --- --o--- —-dau-ia--ni---s d-- k-- (----- — d------ n----- d-r k-s (-o-s- — d-u-i-u n-e-a- ------------------------------- dar kas (nors) — daugiau niekas 0
Does anyone else want a coffee? A- -a----s ------avos? A- d-- k-- n--- k----- A- d-r k-s n-r- k-v-s- ---------------------- Ar dar kas nori kavos? 0
No, no one else. Ne,--a-g-a--nie-as. N-- d------ n------ N-, d-u-i-u n-e-a-. ------------------- Ne, daugiau niekas. 0

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