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89 [eighty-nine]

Imperative 1

Imperative 1

89 [aštuoniasdešimt devyni]

Liepiamoji nuosaka 1

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You are so lazy – don’t be so lazy! T- t-k- ti-g-ny- —-n-bū--------ingin--! T_ t___ t_______ — n____ t___ t________ T- t-k- t-n-i-y- — n-b-k t-k- t-n-i-y-! --------------------------------------- Tu toks tinginys — nebūk toks tinginys! 0
You sleep for so long – don’t sleep so late! Tu -aip ilg-- -ieg- — n-m-e-----a---i-gai! T_ t___ i____ m____ — n_______ t___ i_____ T- t-i- i-g-i m-e-i — n-m-e-o- t-i- i-g-i- ------------------------------------------ Tu taip ilgai miegi — nemiegok taip ilgai! 0
You come home so late – don’t come home so late! Tu ---p --------r--ni-—--e-ar--k-t--p ----i! T_ t___ v____ p______ — n_______ t___ v_____ T- t-i- v-l-i p-r-i-i — n-p-r-i- t-i- v-l-i- -------------------------------------------- Tu taip vėlai pareini — nepareik taip vėlai! 0
You laugh so loudly – don’t laugh so loudly! Tu -ai---ar-----ju-k---- - ------o- t-i--gar--ai! T_ t___ g______ j_______ — n_______ t___ g_______ T- t-i- g-r-i-i j-o-i-s- — n-s-j-o- t-i- g-r-i-i- ------------------------------------------------- Tu taip garsiai juokiesi — nesijuok taip garsiai! 0
You speak so softly – don’t speak so softly! T--t--p tyl-a- -a-bi ----kalbė---ai--tyliai! T_ t___ t_____ k____ — n_______ t___ t______ T- t-i- t-l-a- k-l-i — n-k-l-ė- t-i- t-l-a-! -------------------------------------------- Tu taip tyliai kalbi — nekalbėk taip tyliai! 0
You drink too much – don’t drink so much! Tu---- d----g--i - n-g-rk-t--k--a-g! T_ p__ d___ g___ — n_____ t___ d____ T- p-r d-u- g-r- — n-g-r- t-e- d-u-! ------------------------------------ Tu per daug geri — negerk tiek daug! 0
You smoke too much – don’t smoke so much! T- --r d-u--r--a--— n---ky---i---d-ug! T_ p__ d___ r____ — n______ t___ d____ T- p-r d-u- r-k-i — n-r-k-k t-e- d-u-! -------------------------------------- Tu per daug rūkai — nerūkyk tiek daug! 0
You work too much – don’t work so much! Tu per-da-g -i-bi --ne-i----t----d---! T_ p__ d___ d____ — n______ t___ d____ T- p-r d-u- d-r-i — n-d-r-k t-e- d-u-! -------------------------------------- Tu per daug dirbi — nedirbk tiek daug! 0
You drive too fast – don’t drive so fast! Tu-tai- ---i-a- va--uoji - nev----o- -a-p-g-e-t-i! T_ t___ g______ v_______ — n________ t___ g_______ T- t-i- g-e-t-i v-ž-u-j- — n-v-ž-u-k t-i- g-e-t-i- -------------------------------------------------- Tu taip greitai važiuoji — nevažiuok taip greitai! 0
Get up, Mr. Miller! S-o--t-s,--one--i-le--! S________ p___ M_______ S-o-i-ė-, p-n- M-u-e-i- ----------------------- Stokitės, pone Miuleri! 0
Sit down, Mr. Miller! S-sk-tė-, po-e-Mi---r-! S________ p___ M_______ S-s-i-ė-, p-n- M-u-e-i- ----------------------- Sėskitės, pone Miuleri! 0
Remain seated, Mr. Miller! Sė--kite,-po------le--! S________ p___ M_______ S-d-k-t-, p-n- M-u-e-i- ----------------------- Sėdėkite, pone Miuleri! 0
Be patient! Turėk--- --ntr--ės! T_______ k_________ T-r-k-t- k-n-r-b-s- ------------------- Turėkite kantrybės! 0
Take your time! Nesk----it-! N___________ N-s-u-ė-i-e- ------------ Neskubėkite! 0
Wait a moment! Pal--kite-m----ėl-! P________ m________ P-l-u-i-e m-n-t-l-! ------------------- Palaukite minutėlę! 0
Be careful! B-ki---ats-r--s! B_____ a________ B-k-t- a-s-r-u-! ---------------- Būkite atsargus! 0
Be punctual! A----ite-laiku! A_______ l_____ A-e-k-t- l-i-u- --------------- Ateikite laiku! 0
Don’t be stupid! Nebū-i-e--v---as! N_______ k_______ N-b-k-t- k-a-l-s- ----------------- Nebūkite kvailas! 0

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