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At school

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Mokykloje

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Where are we? K-r -es -e--m-)? K__ m__ (_______ K-r m-s (-s-m-)- ---------------- Kur mes (esame)? 0
We are at school. M----e--me- m---k--je. M__ (______ m_________ M-s (-s-m-) m-k-k-o-e- ---------------------- Mes (esame) mokykloje. 0
We are having class / a lesson. Mu-s vy-sta-----ko-. M___ v_____ p_______ M-m- v-k-t- p-m-k-s- -------------------- Mums vyksta pamokos. 0
Those are the school children. T----yra) -okin-ai. T__ (____ m________ T-i (-r-) m-k-n-a-. ------------------- Tai (yra) mokiniai. 0
That is the teacher. T-i-(y-a) -o--t-ja. T__ (____ m________ T-i (-r-) m-k-t-j-. ------------------- Tai (yra) mokytoja. 0
That is the class. Ta--(yr-) kl--ė. T__ (____ k_____ T-i (-r-) k-a-ė- ---------------- Tai (yra) klasė. 0
What are we doing? Ką-me- --rome-(---y-ime)? K_ m__ d_____ (__________ K- m-s d-r-m- (-a-y-i-e-? ------------------------- Ką mes darome (darysime)? 0
We are learning. M-s--o-o-ės-(-o-ysim---. M__ m______ (___________ M-s m-k-m-s (-o-y-i-ė-)- ------------------------ Mes mokomės (mokysimės). 0
We are learning a language. Me-----o-ė- (mo---i-----k-lbą. M__ m______ (__________ k_____ M-s m-k-m-s (-o-y-i-ė-) k-l-ą- ------------------------------ Mes mokomės (mokysimės) kalbą. 0
I learn English. Aš ----us- -n--ų --a-b-). A_ m______ a____ (_______ A- m-k-u-i a-g-ų (-a-b-)- ------------------------- Aš mokausi anglų (kalbą). 0
You learn Spanish. Tu-mok-i-i-is---- (kal-ą). T_ m______ i_____ (_______ T- m-k-i-i i-p-n- (-a-b-)- -------------------------- Tu mokaisi ispanų (kalbą). 0
He learns German. J-s--oko---vo-i-č---(-al-ą-. J__ m_____ v_______ (_______ J-s m-k-s- v-k-e-i- (-a-b-)- ---------------------------- Jis mokosi vokiečių (kalbą). 0
We learn French. Me--mo-o-ė- -ra--ū-ų (k-l-ą). M__ m______ p_______ (_______ M-s m-k-m-s p-a-c-z- (-a-b-)- ----------------------------- Mes mokomės prancūzų (kalbą). 0
You all learn Italian. J-s------ės---alų (-----). J__ m______ i____ (_______ J-s m-k-t-s i-a-ų (-a-b-)- -------------------------- Jūs mokotės italų (kalbą). 0
They learn Russian. Ji---o-osi--usų---a-bą). J__ m_____ r___ (_______ J-e m-k-s- r-s- (-a-b-)- ------------------------ Jie mokosi rusų (kalbą). 0
Learning languages is interesting. K----s--o-yti- ----)-įd-mu. K_____ m______ (____ į_____ K-l-a- m-k-t-s (-r-) į-o-u- --------------------------- Kalbas mokytis (yra) įdomu. 0
We want to understand people. (Me-- -orime---p-a-ti ž-one-. (____ n_____ s_______ ž______ (-e-) n-r-m- s-p-a-t- ž-o-e-. ----------------------------- (Mes) norime suprasti žmones. 0
We want to speak with people. (--s) n-r-me---lb--i- -u--mo--mis. (____ n_____ k_______ s_ ž________ (-e-) n-r-m- k-l-ė-i- s- ž-o-ė-i-. ---------------------------------- (Mes) norime kalbėtis su žmonėmis. 0

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