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en In the city   »   lt Mieste

25 [twenty-five]

In the city

In the city

25 [dvidešimt penki]

Mieste

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I would like to go to the station. (Aš) nori--(-a-iuoti) į-gel--ink--i- s-o--. (___ n____ (_________ į g___________ s_____ (-š- n-r-u (-a-i-o-i- į g-l-ž-n-e-i- s-o-į- ------------------------------------------- (Aš) noriu (važiuoti) į geležinkelio stotį. 0
I would like to go to the airport. (A---no----(-až-----------o--ostą. (___ n____ (_________ į o__ u_____ (-š- n-r-u (-a-i-o-i- į o-o u-s-ą- ---------------------------------- (Aš) noriu (važiuoti) į oro uostą. 0
I would like to go to the city centre / center (am.). (--)-no----į --e-t--c---rą. (___ n____ į m_____ c______ (-š- n-r-u į m-e-t- c-n-r-. --------------------------- (Aš) noriu į miesto centrą. 0
How do I get to the station? K-i----- nuv-kti --g---ž------- ---tį? K___ m__ n______ į g___________ s_____ K-i- m-n n-v-k-i į g-l-ž-n-e-i- s-o-į- -------------------------------------- Kaip man nuvykti į geležinkelio stotį? 0
How do I get to the airport? K-ip---n nu-y--i - -r------ą? K___ m__ n______ į o__ u_____ K-i- m-n n-v-k-i į o-o u-s-ą- ----------------------------- Kaip man nuvykti į oro uostą? 0
How do I get to the city centre / center (am.)? K-i--m-- ----k---- mi--t- ----r-? K___ m__ n______ į m_____ c______ K-i- m-n n-v-k-i į m-e-t- c-n-r-? --------------------------------- Kaip man nuvykti į miesto centrą? 0
I need a taxi. M----e-ki- --ks-. M__ r_____ t_____ M-n r-i-i- t-k-i- ----------------- Man reikia taksi. 0
I need a city map. M-n r--kia --e--o p----. M__ r_____ m_____ p_____ M-n r-i-i- m-e-t- p-a-o- ------------------------ Man reikia miesto plano. 0
I need a hotel. Man-r---i- vi-šbuč-o. M__ r_____ v_________ M-n r-i-i- v-e-b-č-o- --------------------- Man reikia viešbučio. 0
I would like to rent a car. (--) norėč-a- -šs----m-ti--ut-----l-. (___ n_______ i__________ a__________ (-š- n-r-č-a- i-s-n-o-o-i a-t-m-b-l-. ------------------------------------- (Aš) norėčiau išsinuomoti automobilį. 0
Here is my credit card. Št-i-m--o-k-e-----ė-ko---l-. Š___ m___ k________ k_______ Š-a- m-n- k-e-i-i-ė k-r-e-ė- ---------------------------- Štai mano kreditinė kortelė. 0
Here is my licence / license (am.). Š--- ------a-r---ojo-pa-ymė-i-as - --i-ės. Š___ m___ v_________ p__________ / t______ Š-a- m-n- v-i-u-t-j- p-ž-m-j-m-s / t-i-ė-. ------------------------------------------ Štai mano vairuotojo pažymėjimas / teisės. 0
What is there to see in the city? Ką-g--i-a pa--tyti m--st-? K_ g_____ p_______ m______ K- g-l-m- p-m-t-t- m-e-t-? -------------------------- Ką galima pamatyti mieste? 0
Go to the old city. Nu-ik-t--į ---a----t-. N_______ į s__________ N-e-k-t- į s-n-m-e-t-. ---------------------- Nueikite į senamiestį. 0
Go on a city tour. Pa-a-----e e-s-ur-i-- po-m-----. P_________ e_________ p_ m______ P-d-r-k-t- e-s-u-s-j- p- m-e-t-. -------------------------------- Padarykite ekskursiją po miestą. 0
Go to the harbour / harbor (am.). Nu--ki-- į-uo---. N_______ į u_____ N-e-k-t- į u-s-ą- ----------------- Nueikite į uostą. 0
Go on a harbour / harbor (am.) tour. P----yk-t--e-sk-----ą--- uostą. P_________ e_________ p_ u_____ P-d-r-k-t- e-s-u-s-j- p- u-s-ą- ------------------------------- Padarykite ekskursiją po uostą. 0
Are there any other places of interest? K-k-ų į-ym-----dar yra-be --? K____ į_______ d__ y__ b_ t__ K-k-ų į-y-y-i- d-r y-a b- t-? ----------------------------- Kokių įžymybių dar yra be to? 0

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