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17 [seventeen]

Around the house

Around the house

17 [septyniolika]

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Our house is here. Č-- (---)-m-sų -a-as. Č__ (____ m___ n_____ Č-a (-r-) m-s- n-m-s- --------------------- Čia (yra) mūsų namas. 0
The roof is on top. V--šuje (-ra)-stog-s. V______ (____ s______ V-r-u-e (-r-) s-o-a-. --------------------- Viršuje (yra) stogas. 0
The basement is below. A--č-o-e--y--)-r-s-s. A_______ (____ r_____ A-a-i-j- (-r-) r-s-s- --------------------- Apačioje (yra) rūsys. 0
There is a garden behind the house. U- -amo-(---)-s-d--. U_ n___ (____ s_____ U- n-m- (-r-) s-d-s- -------------------- Už namo (yra) sodas. 0
There is no street in front of the house. Šiapu- --mo-------atvės. Š_____ n___ n___ g______ Š-a-u- n-m- n-r- g-t-ė-. ------------------------ Šiapus namo nėra gatvės. 0
There are trees next to the house. Ša-i----mo (---)--edž---. Š____ n___ (____ m_______ Š-l-a n-m- (-r-) m-d-i-i- ------------------------- Šalia namo (yra) medžiai. 0
My apartment is here. Čia-(y-a- ---- -u-a-. Č__ (____ m___ b_____ Č-a (-r-) m-n- b-t-s- --------------------- Čia (yra) mano butas. 0
The kitchen and bathroom are here. Č-a---r-) v------ ir--on-a. Č__ (____ v______ i_ v_____ Č-a (-r-) v-r-u-ė i- v-n-a- --------------------------- Čia (yra) virtuvė ir vonia. 0
The living room and bedroom are there. Te- -yra- ----ai-- i----e---as--. T__ (____ s_______ i_ m__________ T-n (-r-) s-e-a-n- i- m-e-a-a-i-. --------------------------------- Ten (yra) svetainė ir miegamasis. 0
The front door is closed. Namo-d--ys -yr-)-užd-ry-o-. N___ d____ (____ u_________ N-m- d-r-s (-r-) u-d-r-t-s- --------------------------- Namo durys (yra) uždarytos. 0
But the windows are open. B-- l-ng-i ------a--ir-. B__ l_____ (____ a______ B-t l-n-a- (-r-) a-v-r-. ------------------------ Bet langai (yra) atviri. 0
It is hot today. Šia-di-- --r-t-. Š_______ k______ Š-a-d-e- k-r-t-. ---------------- Šiandien karšta. 0
We are going to the living room. (Mes)-ei-am- - s-et-inę. (____ e_____ į s________ (-e-) e-n-m- į s-e-a-n-. ------------------------ (Mes) einame į svetainę. 0
There is a sofa and an armchair there. Ten y-a--of- ---k----as. T__ y__ s___ i_ k_______ T-n y-a s-f- i- k-ė-l-s- ------------------------ Ten yra sofa ir krėslas. 0
Please, sit down! Sės-itė-! S________ S-s-i-ė-! --------- Sėskitės! 0
My computer is there. T-n s-ovi --------p-ut----. T__ s____ m___ k___________ T-n s-o-i m-n- k-m-i-t-r-s- --------------------------- Ten stovi mano kompiuteris. 0
My stereo is there. T-n ---v- -an----zi-inis-ce-tras. T__ s____ m___ m________ c_______ T-n s-o-i m-n- m-z-k-n-s c-n-r-s- --------------------------------- Ten stovi mano muzikinis centras. 0
The TV set is brand new. T--eviz-ri-s (y-a- -isai-n----s. T___________ (____ v____ n______ T-l-v-z-r-u- (-r-) v-s-i n-u-a-. -------------------------------- Televizorius (yra) visai naujas. 0

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