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8 [eight]

The time

The time

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Laikrodžio laikas

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Excuse me! A--ip-ašau! A__________ A-s-p-a-a-! ----------- Atsiprašau! 0
What time is it, please? A----r--au- kiek-d-b-- -a--nd-? A__________ k___ d____ v_______ A-s-p-a-a-, k-e- d-b-r v-l-n-ų- ------------------------------- Atsiprašau, kiek dabar valandų? 0
Thank you very much. Labai ačiū. L____ a____ L-b-i a-i-. ----------- Labai ačiū. 0
It is one o’clock. P-r-a va-and-. P____ v_______ P-r-a v-l-n-a- -------------- Pirma valanda. 0
It is two o’clock. Dv- v--an-os - ant-- v-l--da. D__ v_______ / a____ v_______ D-i v-l-n-o- / a-t-a v-l-n-a- ----------------------------- Dvi valandos / antra valanda. 0
It is three o’clock. Try- --l--d-- --tre-ia------d-. T___ v_______ / t_____ v_______ T-y- v-l-n-o- / t-e-i- v-l-n-a- ------------------------------- Trys valandos / trečia valanda. 0
It is four o’clock. Ketur-o- -a-a-do- - -e-vi--a--a-----. K_______ v_______ / k_______ v_______ K-t-r-o- v-l-n-o- / k-t-i-t- v-l-n-a- ------------------------------------- Keturios valandos / ketvirta valanda. 0
It is five o’clock. P-n-io- va-a-d-s-/ ---k-a --l--d-. P______ v_______ / p_____ v_______ P-n-i-s v-l-n-o- / p-n-t- v-l-n-a- ---------------------------------- Penkios valandos / penkta valanda. 0
It is six o’clock. Š--i-- -ala--o- / -e-ta---l--da. Š_____ v_______ / š____ v_______ Š-š-o- v-l-n-o- / š-š-a v-l-n-a- -------------------------------- Šešios valandos / šešta valanda. 0
It is seven o’clock. Se-ty---- ---a--os - -ep-i-----al-nd-. S________ v_______ / s_______ v_______ S-p-y-i-s v-l-n-o- / s-p-i-t- v-l-n-a- -------------------------------------- Septynios valandos / septinta valanda. 0
It is eight o’clock. A--uonios --la-dos---aš----- --landa. A________ v_______ / a______ v_______ A-t-o-i-s v-l-n-o- / a-t-n-a v-l-n-a- ------------------------------------- Aštuonios valandos / aštunta valanda. 0
It is nine o’clock. D-vynios--al--do--/ dev-nta-v--a-d-. D_______ v_______ / d______ v_______ D-v-n-o- v-l-n-o- / d-v-n-a v-l-n-a- ------------------------------------ Devynios valandos / devinta valanda. 0
It is ten o’clock. De--m- val-n-ų /-de-i----va-an-a. D_____ v______ / d______ v_______ D-š-m- v-l-n-ų / d-š-m-a v-l-n-a- --------------------------------- Dešimt valandų / dešimta valanda. 0
It is eleven o’clock. Vi---o--k--v-l--d--- vien---ikta --l--da. V_________ v______ / v__________ v_______ V-e-u-l-k- v-l-n-ų / v-e-u-l-k-a v-l-n-a- ----------------------------------------- Vienuolika valandų / vienuolikta valanda. 0
It is twelve o’clock. D---i-a-v-l-n-ų-- dvy--k-- v--a---. D______ v______ / d_______ v_______ D-y-i-a v-l-n-ų / d-y-i-t- v-l-n-a- ----------------------------------- Dvylika valandų / dvylikta valanda. 0
A minute has sixty seconds. M-nut- -u-i še--asd---mt s-ku-----. M_____ t___ š___________ s_________ M-n-t- t-r- š-š-a-d-š-m- s-k-n-ž-ų- ----------------------------------- Minutė turi šešiasdešimt sekundžių. 0
An hour has sixty minutes. V---n---tu-- -eš-a-d--im--mi-uči-. V______ t___ š___________ m_______ V-l-n-a t-r- š-š-a-d-š-m- m-n-č-ų- ---------------------------------- Valanda turi šešiasdešimt minučių. 0
A day has twenty-four hours. P-r--t--i--vid----- ---urias---la-da-. P___ t___ d________ k_______ v________ P-r- t-r- d-i-e-i-t k-t-r-a- v-l-n-a-. -------------------------------------- Para turi dvidešimt keturias valandas. 0

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