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Seasons and Weather

Seasons and Weather

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Metų laikai ir oras

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These are the seasons: Ta--metų --i---: T__ m___ l______ T-i m-t- l-i-a-: ---------------- Tai metų laikai: 0
Spring, summer, p--------,-vas---, p_________ v______ p-v-s-r-s- v-s-r-, ------------------ pavasaris, vasara, 0
autumn / fall (am.) and winter. ru--- ir ž-ema. r____ i_ ž_____ r-d-o i- ž-e-a- --------------- ruduo ir žiema. 0
The summer is warm. Va--r---yra- -a-št-. V_____ (____ k______ V-s-r- (-r-) k-r-t-. -------------------- Vasara (yra) karšta. 0
The sun shines in summer. Va---ą -vi-č---sa---. V_____ š______ s_____ V-s-r- š-i-č-a s-u-ė- --------------------- Vasarą šviečia saulė. 0
We like to go for a walk in summer. V--a-ą--m--) m-gs--me----ti) -----ai-š-io-i. V_____ (____ m_______ (_____ p______________ V-s-r- (-e-) m-g-t-m- (-i-i- p-s-v-i-š-i-t-. -------------------------------------------- Vasarą (mes) mėgstame (eiti) pasivaikščioti. 0
The winter is cold. Žiema-(-ra- š----. Ž____ (____ š_____ Ž-e-a (-r-) š-l-a- ------------------ Žiema (yra) šalta. 0
It snows or rains in winter. Ž-e-ą s--n-- ---- l-ja. Ž____ s_____ a___ l____ Ž-e-ą s-i-g- a-b- l-j-. ----------------------- Žiemą sninga arba lyja. 0
We like to stay home in winter. Ž-----(-es)-m-g---me-b-ti-n-mie. Ž____ (____ m_______ b___ n_____ Ž-e-ą (-e-) m-g-t-m- b-t- n-m-e- -------------------------------- Žiemą (mes) mėgstame būti namie. 0
It is cold. Š-lta. Š_____ Š-l-a- ------ Šalta. 0
It is raining. Lyj-. L____ L-j-. ----- Lyja. 0
It is windy. V-juo-a. V_______ V-j-o-a- -------- Vėjuota. 0
It is warm. Šil-a. Š_____ Š-l-a- ------ Šilta. 0
It is sunny. S----t-. S_______ S-u-ė-a- -------- Saulėta. 0
It is pleasant. G-edr-. G______ G-e-r-. ------- Giedra. 0
What is the weather like today? K--- -i--d-en-or--? K___ š_______ o____ K-k- š-a-d-e- o-a-? ------------------- Koks šiandien oras? 0
It is cold today. Šiandi-n ša-ta. Š_______ š_____ Š-a-d-e- š-l-a- --------------- Šiandien šalta. 0
It is warm today. Šia-di---šilta. Š_______ š_____ Š-a-d-e- š-l-a- --------------- Šiandien šilta. 0

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