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Fruits and food

Fruits and food

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Vaisiai ir maisto produktai

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I have a strawberry. (-š) --ri---r-š-ę. (___ t____ b______ (-š- t-r-u b-a-k-. ------------------ (Aš) turiu braškę. 0
I have a kiwi and a melon. (------ri---i-į----melion-. (___ t____ k___ i_ m_______ (-š- t-r-u k-v- i- m-l-o-ą- --------------------------- (Aš) turiu kivį ir melioną. 0
I have an orange and a grapefruit. (A-- t---u -pe-si-- -r -r----ru--. (___ t____ a_______ i_ g__________ (-š- t-r-u a-e-s-n- i- g-e-p-r-t-. ---------------------------------- (Aš) turiu apelsiną ir greipfrutą. 0
I have an apple and a mango. (Aš- t-riu-o---lį-ir ma---. (___ t____ o_____ i_ m_____ (-š- t-r-u o-u-l- i- m-n-ą- --------------------------- (Aš) turiu obuolį ir mangą. 0
I have a banana and a pineapple. (-š- ----- ------ -r-a-an---. (___ t____ b_____ i_ a_______ (-š- t-r-u b-n-n- i- a-a-a-ą- ----------------------------- (Aš) turiu bananą ir ananasą. 0
I am making a fruit salad. (Aš) darau---i-ių-sa-ot--. (___ d____ v_____ s_______ (-š- d-r-u v-i-i- s-l-t-s- -------------------------- (Aš) darau vaisių salotas. 0
I am eating toast. (--- va-ga- -krud-n-ą d----. (___ v_____ s________ d_____ (-š- v-l-a- s-r-d-n-ą d-o-ą- ---------------------------- (Aš) valgau skrudintą duoną. 0
I am eating toast with butter. (Aš)-val-au-sk--d---ą -u--- su-----s-u. (___ v_____ s________ d____ s_ s_______ (-š- v-l-a- s-r-d-n-ą d-o-ą s- s-i-s-u- --------------------------------------- (Aš) valgau skrudintą duoną su sviestu. 0
I am eating toast with butter and jam. (--)-valga--s---d-ntą--uon--su-sv--s-u ir uo--en-. (___ v_____ s________ d____ s_ s______ i_ u_______ (-š- v-l-a- s-r-d-n-ą d-o-ą s- s-i-s-u i- u-g-e-e- -------------------------------------------------- (Aš) valgau skrudintą duoną su sviestu ir uogiene. 0
I am eating a sandwich. (A-- v---au ----št-nį. (___ v_____ s_________ (-š- v-l-a- s-m-š-i-į- ---------------------- (Aš) valgau sumuštinį. 0
I am eating a sandwich with margarine. (Aš- --lga- -um-š--n- su m-r--ri--. (___ v_____ s________ s_ m_________ (-š- v-l-a- s-m-š-i-į s- m-r-a-i-u- ----------------------------------- (Aš) valgau sumuštinį su margarinu. 0
I am eating a sandwich with margarine and tomatoes. (Aš- v---au s-----i-į--- m--g-ri-- ir p-m-dor-. (___ v_____ s________ s_ m________ i_ p________ (-š- v-l-a- s-m-š-i-į s- m-r-a-i-u i- p-m-d-r-. ----------------------------------------------- (Aš) valgau sumuštinį su margarinu ir pomidoru. 0
We need bread and rice. M-m----------uono- ir-r--ių. M___ r_____ d_____ i_ r_____ M-m- r-i-i- d-o-o- i- r-ž-ų- ---------------------------- Mums reikia duonos ir ryžių. 0
We need fish and steaks. M-ms-rei-i- ---i-s-ir bif--ekso. M___ r_____ ž_____ i_ b_________ M-m- r-i-i- ž-v-e- i- b-f-t-k-o- -------------------------------- Mums reikia žuvies ir bifštekso. 0
We need pizza and spaghetti. Mu-- r--k-- -icos-ir s-ag-č-ų. M___ r_____ p____ i_ s________ M-m- r-i-i- p-c-s i- s-a-e-i-. ------------------------------ Mums reikia picos ir spagečių. 0
What else do we need? Ko--u-s d-----i-ia? K_ m___ d__ r______ K- m-m- d-r r-i-i-? ------------------- Ko mums dar reikia? 0
We need carrots and tomatoes for the soup. M-m--r-ik---morkų-ir-po-id--ų-sriuba-. M___ r_____ m____ i_ p_______ s_______ M-m- r-i-i- m-r-ų i- p-m-d-r- s-i-b-i- -------------------------------------- Mums reikia morkų ir pomidorų sriubai. 0
Where is the supermarket? Kur-yr--p-ek-bos ---t-a-? K__ y__ p_______ c_______ K-r y-a p-e-y-o- c-n-r-s- ------------------------- Kur yra prekybos centras? 0

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