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Vacation activities

Vacation activities

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Atostogos

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Is the beach clean? A--paplūdi-------r-s? A_ p_________ š______ A- p-p-ū-i-y- š-a-u-? --------------------- Ar paplūdimys švarus? 0
Can one swim there? A--t---gal-ma --udytis? A_ t__ g_____ m________ A- t-n g-l-m- m-u-y-i-? ----------------------- Ar ten galima maudytis? 0
Isn’t it dangerous to swim there? A---en-----v----g--m---y-i-? A_ t__ n__________ m________ A- t-n n-p-v-j-n-a m-u-y-i-? ---------------------------- Ar ten nepavojinga maudytis? 0
Can one rent a sun umbrella / parasol here? Ar -ia g-l--a---si--o--ti --ė-į n-o-sau--s? A_ č__ g_____ i__________ s____ n__ s______ A- č-a g-l-m- i-s-n-o-o-i s-ė-į n-o s-u-ė-? ------------------------------------------- Ar čia galima išsinuomoti skėtį nuo saulės? 0
Can one rent a deck chair here? Ar ----gali-- i---nu---t- s-lan---omąją-----ū--mio-----? A_ č__ g_____ i__________ s____________ p_________ k____ A- č-a g-l-m- i-s-n-o-o-i s-l-n-s-o-ą-ą p-p-ū-i-i- k-d-? -------------------------------------------------------- Ar čia galima išsinuomoti sulankstomąją paplūdimio kėdę? 0
Can one rent a boat here? Ar či--gali-a----in-o-o---v-l-į? A_ č__ g_____ i__________ v_____ A- č-a g-l-m- i-s-n-o-o-i v-l-į- -------------------------------- Ar čia galima išsinuomoti valtį? 0
I would like to surf. (A---no-ė--au p--uk-oti -an-l---e. (___ n_______ p________ b_________ (-š- n-r-č-a- p-a-k-o-i b-n-l-n-e- ---------------------------------- (Aš) norėčiau plaukioti banglente. 0
I would like to dive. (-š) no--čiau n-rd--i. (___ n_______ n_______ (-š- n-r-č-a- n-r-y-i- ---------------------- (Aš) norėčiau nardyti. 0
I would like to water ski. (Aš--n--ėč--- ------i v----ns slidė-i-. (___ n_______ p______ v______ s________ (-š- n-r-č-a- p-a-k-i v-n-e-s s-i-ė-i-. --------------------------------------- (Aš) norėčiau plaukti vandens slidėmis. 0
Can one rent a surfboard? A---alim---šs----m-ti b-ng--n-ę? A_ g_____ i__________ b_________ A- g-l-m- i-s-n-o-o-i b-n-l-n-ę- -------------------------------- Ar galima išsinuomoti banglentę? 0
Can one rent diving equipment? Ar-ga------šs-nuo-o-i na-d----į----ą? A_ g_____ i__________ n______ į______ A- g-l-m- i-s-n-o-o-i n-r-y-o į-a-g-? ------------------------------------- Ar galima išsinuomoti nardymo įrangą? 0
Can one rent water skis? A- g-l-m- ----nu-mot-----de---s-id--? A_ g_____ i__________ v______ s______ A- g-l-m- i-s-n-o-o-i v-n-e-s s-i-e-? ------------------------------------- Ar galima išsinuomoti vandens slides? 0
I’m only a beginner. A- ----p--ded-n-y--s. A_ t__ p_____________ A- t-k p-a-e-a-t-s-s- --------------------- Aš tik pradedantysis. 0
I’m moderately good. A- -ai -ugeb----d-t--i----. A_ t__ s_____ v____________ A- t-i s-g-b- v-d-t-n-š-a-. --------------------------- Aš tai sugebu vidutiniškai. 0
I’m pretty good at it. A- a-ie---- --u-nu-iman-u. A_ a___ t__ j__ n_________ A- a-i- t-i j-u n-s-m-n-u- -------------------------- Aš apie tai jau nusimanau. 0
Where is the ski lift? Kur-y-----i-ž---kel---as? K__ y__ s______ k________ K-r y-a s-i-ž-ų k-l-u-a-? ------------------------- Kur yra slidžių keltuvas? 0
Do you have skis? Arg- (tu)-turi-pa--ėmęs---p-s-----i s-ide-? A___ (___ t___ p_______ / p________ s______ A-g- (-u- t-r- p-s-ė-ę- / p-s-ė-u-i s-i-e-? ------------------------------------------- Argi (tu) turi pasiėmęs / pasiėmusi slides? 0
Do you have ski boots? Ar-i (--)--u-- pa-----s / --s---u-i-sl----- b--us? A___ (___ t___ p_______ / p________ s______ b_____ A-g- (-u- t-r- p-s-ė-ę- / p-s-ė-u-i s-i-ž-ų b-t-s- -------------------------------------------------- Argi (tu) turi pasiėmęs / pasiėmusi slidžių batus? 0

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