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47 [forty-seven]

Preparing a trip

Preparing a trip

47 [keturiasdešimt septyni]

Pasiruošimas kelionei

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You have to pack our suitcase! Tu -uri-su--a-t---ūs-----am-ną! T_ t___ s_______ m___ l________ T- t-r- s-k-a-t- m-s- l-g-m-n-! ------------------------------- Tu turi sukrauti mūsų lagaminą! 0
Don’t forget anything! Tu---e----eturi p-m-r---! T_ n____ n_____ p________ T- n-e-o n-t-r- p-m-r-t-! ------------------------- Tu nieko neturi pamiršti! 0
You need a big suitcase! T-u----k---did-lio--aga-i-o! T__ r_____ d______ l________ T-u r-i-i- d-d-l-o l-g-m-n-! ---------------------------- Tau reikia didelio lagamino! 0
Don’t forget your passport! N-p----šk--eli-n-----so! N________ k_______ p____ N-p-m-r-k k-l-o-ė- p-s-! ------------------------ Nepamiršk kelionės paso! 0
Don’t forget your ticket! Nepa---š---ėk-u-- b--ieto! N________ l______ b_______ N-p-m-r-k l-k-u-o b-l-e-o- -------------------------- Nepamiršk lėktuvo bilieto! 0
Don’t forget your traveller’s cheques / traveler’s checks (am.)! N-----r-- k-l--n-----ki-! N________ k_______ č_____ N-p-m-r-k k-l-o-ė- č-k-ų- ------------------------- Nepamiršk kelionės čekių! 0
Take some suntan lotion with you. P---im- k-e-ą-n-o sa---s. P______ k____ n__ s______ P-s-i-k k-e-ą n-o s-u-ė-. ------------------------- Pasiimk kremą nuo saulės. 0
Take the sun-glasses with you. P-si-mk -k--i-s -uo--aulės. P______ a______ n__ s______ P-s-i-k a-i-i-s n-o s-u-ė-. --------------------------- Pasiimk akinius nuo saulės. 0
Take the sun hat with you. Pas-i-k s-ryb-l- n---sa---s. P______ s_______ n__ s______ P-s-i-k s-r-b-l- n-o s-u-ė-. ---------------------------- Pasiimk skrybėlę nuo saulės. 0
Do you want to take a road map? Ar-pa-i-m----e-i- -e--lap-? A_ p_______ k____ ž________ A- p-s-i-s- k-l-ų ž-m-l-p-? --------------------------- Ar pasiimsi kelių žemėlapį? 0
Do you want to take a travel guide? A---a--i--i-kelio-i--vad---? A_ p_______ k_______ v______ A- p-s-i-s- k-l-o-i- v-d-v-? ---------------------------- Ar pasiimsi kelionių vadovą? 0
Do you want to take an umbrella? A- -asi--si---et----į? A_ p_______ l_________ A- p-s-i-s- l-e-s-r-į- ---------------------- Ar pasiimsi lietsargį? 0
Remember to take pants, shirts and socks. Nepami--k-k----ų, ---šk---ų,---us- --j-n-ų. N________ k______ m_________ (____ k_______ N-p-m-r-k k-l-i-, m-r-k-n-ų- (-u-) k-j-n-ų- ------------------------------------------- Nepamiršk kelnių, marškinių, (pus) kojinių. 0
Remember to take ties, belts and sports jackets. N---mi--k k--lar-iš-i-,---r-ų,--v----. N________ k____________ d_____ š______ N-p-m-r-k k-k-a-a-š-i-, d-r-ų- š-a-k-. -------------------------------------- Nepamiršk kaklaraiščių, diržų, švarkų. 0
Remember to take pyjamas, nightgowns and t-shirts. Nepa---š- pi--mų---aktinių--aršk-----i- mar-ki-----. N________ p______ n_______ m________ i_ m___________ N-p-m-r-k p-ž-m-, n-k-i-i- m-r-k-n-ų i- m-r-k-n-l-ų- ---------------------------------------------------- Nepamiršk pižamų, naktinių marškinių ir marškinėlių. 0
You need shoes, sandals and boots. Tau-reiki- ba--,--anda--- -ul----ų. T__ r_____ b____ s_______ a________ T-u r-i-i- b-t-, s-n-a-ų- a-l-n-k-. ----------------------------------- Tau reikia batų, sandalų, aulinukų. 0
You need handkerchiefs, soap and a nail clipper. T-u r--ki- -o-in--, m-i----ži--lu--- ----ms. T__ r_____ n_______ m_____ ž________ n______ T-u r-i-i- n-s-n-ų- m-i-o- ž-r-l-č-ų n-g-m-. -------------------------------------------- Tau reikia nosinių, muilo, žirklučių nagams. 0
You need a comb, a toothbrush and toothpaste. Tau re--ia š--ų------ų --petėli- ---da--- p-----. T__ r_____ š____ d____ š________ i_ d____ p______ T-u r-i-i- š-k-, d-n-ų š-p-t-l-o i- d-n-ų p-s-o-. ------------------------------------------------- Tau reikia šukų, dantų šepetėlio ir dantų pastos. 0

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