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en In the swimming pool   »   lt Plaukimo baseine

50 [fifty]

In the swimming pool

In the swimming pool

50 [penkiasdešimt]

Plaukimo baseine

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It is hot today. Š----ien kar---. Š_______ k______ Š-a-d-e- k-r-t-. ---------------- Šiandien karšta. 0
Shall we go to the swimming pool? E--a--į -------? E____ į b_______ E-n-m į b-s-i-ą- ---------------- Einam į baseiną? 0
Do you feel like swimming? A--(tu)-nori--iti p-pla--iot-? A_ (___ n___ e___ p___________ A- (-u- n-r- e-t- p-p-a-k-o-i- ------------------------------ Ar (tu) nori eiti paplaukioti? 0
Do you have a towel? Ar-(-----uri -ankš-uostį? A_ (___ t___ r___________ A- (-u- t-r- r-n-š-u-s-į- ------------------------- Ar (tu) turi rankšluostį? 0
Do you have swimming trunks? A- (t-- t-r---au-y-osi-kel-ai--s? A_ (___ t___ m________ k_________ A- (-u- t-r- m-u-y-o-i k-l-a-t-s- --------------------------------- Ar (tu) turi maudymosi kelnaites? 0
Do you have a bathing suit? A- -tu) -u-- m-u-ymosi -o--i--ą? A_ (___ t___ m________ k________ A- (-u- t-r- m-u-y-o-i k-s-i-m-? -------------------------------- Ar (tu) turi maudymosi kostiumą? 0
Can you swim? A- -tu--mo-- pl-u---? A_ (___ m___ p_______ A- (-u- m-k- p-a-k-i- --------------------- Ar (tu) moki plaukti? 0
Can you dive? Ar--t----------rd---? A_ (___ m___ n_______ A- (-u- m-k- n-r-y-i- --------------------- Ar (tu) moki nardyti? 0
Can you jump in the water? A- (tu- ga-i--šokt- į-van-enį? A_ (___ g___ į_____ į v_______ A- (-u- g-l- į-o-t- į v-n-e-į- ------------------------------ Ar (tu) gali įšokti į vandenį? 0
Where is the shower? K-r---ra- ----s? K__ (____ d_____ K-r (-r-) d-š-s- ---------------- Kur (yra) dušas? 0
Where is the changing room? K-r --r-- -er--r----mo-------? K__ (____ p___________ k______ K-r (-r-) p-r-i-e-g-m- k-b-n-? ------------------------------ Kur (yra) persirengimo kabina? 0
Where are the swimming goggles? K-r-(-r-- -la-kimo---ini--? K__ (____ p_______ a_______ K-r (-r-) p-a-k-m- a-i-i-i- --------------------------- Kur (yra) plaukimo akiniai? 0
Is the water deep? Ar---a gilu? A_ č__ g____ A- č-a g-l-? ------------ Ar čia gilu? 0
Is the water clean? A---a--u--š-ar--? A_ v_____ š______ A- v-n-u- š-a-u-? ----------------- Ar vanduo švarus? 0
Is the water warm? A- van-uo---l-as? A_ v_____ š______ A- v-n-u- š-l-a-? ----------------- Ar vanduo šiltas? 0
I am freezing. M-n -----. M__ š_____ M-n š-l-a- ---------- Man šalta. 0
The water is too cold. V---u---e- ša-ta-. V_____ p__ š______ V-n-u- p-r š-l-a-. ------------------ Vanduo per šaltas. 0
I am getting out of the water now. (A-- dab-r--ipu-i--v-----s. (___ d____ l___ i_ v_______ (-š- d-b-r l-p- i- v-n-e-s- --------------------------- (Aš) dabar lipu iš vandens. 0

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