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35 [thirty-five]

At the airport

At the airport

35 [trisdešimt penki]

Oro uoste

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I’d like to book a flight to Athens. N-rėč--u u-sakyt---i-ietą---A----s. N_______ u_______ b______ į A______ N-r-č-a- u-s-k-t- b-l-e-ą į A-ė-u-. ----------------------------------- Norėčiau užsakyti bilietą į Atėnus. 0
Is it a direct flight? A---a--ties---inis--kr--is? A_ t__ t__________ s_______ A- t-i t-e-i-g-n-s s-r-d-s- --------------------------- Ar tai tiesioginis skrydis? 0
A window seat, non-smoking, please. Praš-m v--t--pri- ----o-n-----nt--ms. P_____ v____ p___ l____ n____________ P-a-o- v-e-ą p-i- l-n-o n-r-k-n-i-m-. ------------------------------------- Prašom vietą prie lango nerūkantiems. 0
I would like to confirm my reservation. Norė--a- -a-vir----- -ž--k---. N_______ p__________ u________ N-r-č-a- p-t-i-t-n-i u-s-k-m-. ------------------------------ Norėčiau patvirtinti užsakymą. 0
I would like to cancel my reservation. No--č--u -t-au-t--u-s-ky-ą. N_______ a_______ u________ N-r-č-a- a-š-u-t- u-s-k-m-. --------------------------- Norėčiau atšaukti užsakymą. 0
I would like to change my reservation. N-----au-pa-eist--užs----ą. N_______ p_______ u________ N-r-č-a- p-k-i-t- u-s-k-m-. --------------------------- Norėčiau pakeisti užsakymą. 0
When is the next flight to Rome? Kada skrenda -r--m-au--as / se-a-ti- --k-u-as - -om-? K___ s______ a___________ / s_______ l_______ į R____ K-d- s-r-n-a a-t-m-a-s-a- / s-k-n-i- l-k-u-a- į R-m-? ----------------------------------------------------- Kada skrenda artimiausias / sekantis lėktuvas į Romą? 0
Are there two seats available? A- -ar---- dv------v-- vi-t--? A_ d__ y__ d__ l______ v______ A- d-r y-a d-i l-i-v-s v-e-o-? ------------------------------ Ar dar yra dvi laisvos vietos? 0
No, we have only one seat available. Ne, me----r--- -i--v--ną----sva vi-t-. N__ m__ t_____ t__ v____ l_____ v_____ N-, m-s t-r-m- t-k v-e-ą l-i-v- v-e-ą- -------------------------------------- Ne, mes turime tik vieną laisva vietą. 0
When do we land? Kada---s--e---m-? K___ n___________ K-d- n-s-l-i-i-e- ----------------- Kada nusileisime? 0
When will we be there? K-da-----r-s-me? K___ a__________ K-d- a-s-r-s-m-? ---------------- Kada atskrisime? 0
When does a bus go to the city centre / center (am.)? K-da-važiu-j---ut--u-a- ---iesto c----ą? K___ v_______ a________ į m_____ c______ K-d- v-ž-u-j- a-t-b-s-s į m-e-t- c-n-r-? ---------------------------------------- Kada važiuoja autobusas į miesto centrą? 0
Is that your suitcase? Ar ----(---) -ūs- -a-amin-s? A_ t__ (____ j___ l_________ A- t-i (-r-) j-s- l-g-m-n-s- ---------------------------- Ar tai (yra) jūsų lagaminas? 0
Is that your bag? Ar--a- ---a)-j--ų-----šy-? A_ t__ (____ j___ k_______ A- t-i (-r-) j-s- k-e-š-s- -------------------------- Ar tai (yra) jūsų krepšys? 0
Is that your luggage? Ar---i-(---- jū-ų--aga---? A_ t__ (____ j___ b_______ A- t-i (-r-) j-s- b-g-ž-s- -------------------------- Ar tai (yra) jūsų bagažas? 0
How much luggage can I take? Kiek--a-a----ali--pa-ii-t-? K___ b_____ g____ p________ K-e- b-g-ž- g-l-u p-s-i-t-? --------------------------- Kiek bagažo galiu pasiimti? 0
Twenty kilos. Dvid-ši-t ki----amų. D________ k_________ D-i-e-i-t k-l-g-a-ų- -------------------- Dvidešimt kilogramų. 0
What? Only twenty kilos? Ką- -ik d--d-š-mt -i-----m-? K__ T__ d________ k_________ K-? T-k d-i-e-i-t k-l-g-a-ų- ---------------------------- Ką? Tik dvidešimt kilogramų? 0

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Learning changes the brain

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