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Learning foreign languages

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(Užsienio) kalbų mokymasis

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Where did you learn Spanish? Ku- (--s)-m---t-s-i-pa-- k---os? K__ (____ m______ i_____ k______ K-r (-ū-) m-k-t-s i-p-n- k-l-o-? -------------------------------- Kur (jūs) mokėtės ispanų kalbos? 0
Can you also speak Portuguese? Ar-mokate i- -o-t----ų ka-bą? A_ m_____ i_ p________ k_____ A- m-k-t- i- p-r-u-a-ų k-l-ą- ----------------------------- Ar mokate ir portugalų kalbą? 0
Yes, and I also speak some Italian. Ta-p, (------ku-i- ---- ---k-ita---ka-. T____ (___ m___ i_ š___ t___ i_________ T-i-, (-š- m-k- i- š-e- t-e- i-a-i-k-i- --------------------------------------- Taip, (aš) moku ir šiek tiek itališkai. 0
I think you speak very well. M-n at-------ū--ka---te-lab-i----ai. M__ a______ j__ k______ l____ g_____ M-n a-r-d-, j-s k-l-a-e l-b-i g-r-i- ------------------------------------ Man atrodo, jūs kalbate labai gerai. 0
The languages are quite similar. Š--s kalb---ga-- -a-a-ios. Š___ k_____ g___ p________ Š-o- k-l-o- g-n- p-n-š-o-. -------------------------- Šios kalbos gana panašios. 0
I can understand them well. Aš j-- --ba--gera- s---a-tu. A_ j__ l____ g____ s________ A- j-s l-b-i g-r-i s-p-a-t-. ---------------------------- Aš jus labai gerai suprantu. 0
But speaking and writing is difficult. Be--ra-y-- i--ka-b-----r- -un-u. B__ r_____ i_ k______ y__ s_____ B-t r-š-t- i- k-l-ė-i y-a s-n-u- -------------------------------- Bet rašyti ir kalbėti yra sunku. 0
I still make many mistakes. A- --r d-u- klaid- -ar--. A_ d__ d___ k_____ d_____ A- d-r d-u- k-a-d- d-r-u- ------------------------- Aš dar daug klaidų darau. 0
Please correct me each time. P-aš-u ma-- vis-d--p----s--i. P_____ m___ v_____ p_________ P-a-a- m-n- v-s-d- p-t-i-y-i- ----------------------------- Prašau mane visada pataisyti. 0
Your pronunciation is very good. Jū-ų -----s-(yra) visa--ger-. J___ t_____ (____ v____ g____ J-s- t-r-i- (-r-) v-s-i g-r-. ----------------------------- Jūsų tartis (yra) visai gera. 0
You only have a slight accent. Jūs---r-t- n-d--elį-a-c---ą. J__ t_____ n_______ a_______ J-s t-r-t- n-d-d-l- a-c-n-ą- ---------------------------- Jūs turite nedidelį akcentą. 0
One can tell where you come from. G-l--a -t-až---i--iš-k-----ūs- atvyk-te. G_____ a_________ i_ k__ (____ a________ G-l-m- a-p-ž-n-i- i- k-r (-ū-) a-v-k-t-. ---------------------------------------- Galima atpažinti, iš kur (jūs) atvykote. 0
What is your mother tongue / native language (am.)? Kok-a-jū-ų --mtoj- -----? K____ j___ g______ k_____ K-k-a j-s- g-m-o-i k-l-a- ------------------------- Kokia jūsų gimtoji kalba? 0
Are you taking a language course? Ar -jūs- -a-ko-- kalb---ku-su-? A_ (____ l______ k_____ k______ A- (-ū-) l-n-o-e k-l-o- k-r-u-? ------------------------------- Ar (jūs) lankote kalbos kursus? 0
Which textbook are you using? Kokį--a-o-ė-į --u-ojate-/-I---oki- -ado----- -o-o-ė-? K___ v_______ n________ / I_ k____ v________ m_______ K-k- v-d-v-l- n-u-o-a-e / I- k-k-o v-d-v-l-o m-k-t-s- ----------------------------------------------------- Kokį vadovėlį naudojate / Iš kokio vadovėlio mokotės? 0
I don’t remember the name right now. D---r (-iu---e--- n---n-u- -------s-v-din-si. D____ (____ m____ n_______ k___ j__ v________ D-b-r (-i-o m-t-) n-ž-n-u- k-i- j-s v-d-n-s-. --------------------------------------------- Dabar (šiuo metu) nežinau, kaip jis vadinasi. 0
The title is not coming to me. N-p-is--en----v--i---o. N__________ p__________ N-p-i-i-e-u p-v-d-n-m-. ----------------------- Neprisimenu pavadinimo. 0
I’ve forgotten it. (-š jį- pa-i----. (__ j__ p________ (-š j-) p-m-r-a-. ----------------- (Aš jį) pamiršau. 0

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