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City tour

City tour

42 [keturiasdešimt du]

Ekskursija po miestą

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Is the market open on Sundays? A- sekmad-e-i-i-----g-- dirba? A_ s____________ t_____ d_____ A- s-k-a-i-n-a-s t-r-u- d-r-a- ------------------------------ Ar sekmadieniais turgus dirba? 0
Is the fair open on Mondays? A- --rma-i-ni--- -u-ė-----a? A_ p____________ m___ d_____ A- p-r-a-i-n-a-s m-g- d-r-a- ---------------------------- Ar pirmadieniais mugė dirba? 0
Is the exhibition open on Tuesdays? Ar----radie---i----roda d---a? A_ a____________ p_____ d_____ A- a-t-a-i-n-a-s p-r-d- d-r-a- ------------------------------ Ar antradieniais paroda dirba? 0
Is the zoo open on Wednesdays? A- tr--i-d---i--- -oolog---- -od-- d-r--? A_ t_____________ z_________ s____ d_____ A- t-e-i-d-e-i-i- z-o-o-i-o- s-d-s d-r-a- ----------------------------------------- Ar trečiadieniais zoologijos sodas dirba? 0
Is the museum open on Thursdays? A--ketvi---d-eni--s----iej---dir--? A_ k_______________ m_______ d_____ A- k-t-i-t-d-e-i-i- m-z-e-u- d-r-a- ----------------------------------- Ar ketvirtadieniais muziejus dirba? 0
Is the gallery open on Fridays? Ar pen---di-n-a-s-gale-----d-r-a? A_ p_____________ g_______ d_____ A- p-n-t-d-e-i-i- g-l-r-j- d-r-a- --------------------------------- Ar penktadieniais galerija dirba? 0
Can one take photographs? Ar ---im--fo---raf-o--? A_ g_____ f____________ A- g-l-m- f-t-g-a-u-t-? ----------------------- Ar galima fotografuoti? 0
Does one have to pay an entrance fee? A---ei--a --k-t--u- įė-i-ą? A_ r_____ m_____ u_ į______ A- r-i-i- m-k-t- u- į-j-m-? --------------------------- Ar reikia mokėti už įėjimą? 0
How much is the entrance fee? Kiek k------a-į--i---? K___ k_______ į_______ K-e- k-i-u-j- į-j-m-s- ---------------------- Kiek kainuoja įėjimas? 0
Is there a discount for groups? Ar -ra nu--a-da--r-p--? A_ y__ n_______ g______ A- y-a n-o-a-d- g-u-e-? ----------------------- Ar yra nuolaida grupei? 0
Is there a discount for children? Ar-y-a n-olai---va-k-m-? A_ y__ n_______ v_______ A- y-a n-o-a-d- v-i-a-s- ------------------------ Ar yra nuolaida vaikams? 0
Is there a discount for students? A----- nu---i-- st-d---ams? A_ y__ n_______ s__________ A- y-a n-o-a-d- s-u-e-t-m-? --------------------------- Ar yra nuolaida studentams? 0
What building is that? K--- -ia p-st---s? K___ č__ p________ K-k- č-a p-s-a-a-? ------------------ Koks čia pastatas? 0
How old is the building? Kiek -i-- p--tat-- metų? K___ š___ p_______ m____ K-e- š-a- p-s-a-u- m-t-? ------------------------ Kiek šiam pastatui metų? 0
Who built the building? K----as--tė-š---a-t-tą? K__ p______ š_ p_______ K-s p-s-a-ė š- p-s-a-ą- ----------------------- Kas pastatė šį pastatą? 0
I’m interested in architecture. (-š- -omiu--- arc---e-tūra. (___ d_______ a____________ (-š- d-m-u-s- a-c-i-e-t-r-. --------------------------- (Aš) domiuosi architektūra. 0
I’m interested in art. (-š-----i--s- m-n-. (___ d_______ m____ (-š- d-m-u-s- m-n-. ------------------- (Aš) domiuosi menu. 0
I’m interested in paintings. (-š) d-miuo-i -----. (___ d_______ d_____ (-š- d-m-u-s- d-i-e- -------------------- (Aš) domiuosi daile. 0

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Fast languages, slow languages

There are over 6,000 languages worldwide. But all have the same function. They help us exchange information. This happens in various ways in every language. Because every language behaves according to its own rules. The speed with which a language is spoken also differs. Linguists have proven this in various studies. To this end, short texts were translated into several languages. These texts were then read aloud by native speakers. The result was clear. Japanese and Spanish are the fastest languages. In these languages, almost 8 syllables per second are spoken. The Chinese speak considerably slower. They speak only 5 syllables per second. The speed is dependent on the complexity of the syllables. If the syllables are complex, speaking takes longer. German contains 3 sounds per syllable, for example. Therefore it is spoken relatively slowly. Speaking quickly does not mean, however, that there is a lot to communicate. Quite the opposite! Only a little information is contained in syllables that are quickly spoken. Although the Japanese speak quickly, they convey little content. On the other hand, the ‘slow’ Chinese say a great deal with a few words. English syllables also contain a lot of information. Interesting is: The evaluated languages are almost equally efficient! That means, he who speaks slower says more. And he who speaks faster needs more words. In the end, all reach their goal at about the same time.
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Slovenian is counted among the South Slavic languages. It is the native language of about 2 million people. These people live in Slovenia, Croatia, Serbia, Austria, Italy and Hungary. Slovenian is similar in many ways to Czech and Slovakian. Many influences from Serbo-Croatian can also be seen. Although Slovenia is a small country, many different dialects exist there. This is due to the fact that the language region looks back at a chequered history. This manifests itself in the vocabulary too, as it contains many foreign language terms. Slovenian is written with Latin letters. The grammar distinguishes six cases and three genders. There are two official phonologies in the pronunciation. One of them differentiates precisely between high and low sounds. Another peculiarity of the language is its archaic structure. Slovenians have always been very open with respect to other languages. So they are even happier when someone is interested in their language!