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Running errands

Running errands

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Apsipirkimas / Apsirūpinimas pirkiniais

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I want to go to the library. (-š)-n---u-(ei----- b--l---ek-. (___ n____ (_____ į b__________ (-š- n-r-u (-i-i- į b-b-i-t-k-. ------------------------------- (Aš) noriu (eiti) į biblioteką. 0
I want to go to the bookstore. (Aš)--o--u -e------ -nyg--ą. (___ n____ (_____ į k_______ (-š- n-r-u (-i-i- į k-y-y-ą- ---------------------------- (Aš) noriu (eiti) į knygyną. 0
I want to go to the newspaper stand. (Aš)--or-u --ti--r----os-o. (___ n____ e___ p__ k______ (-š- n-r-u e-t- p-i k-o-k-. --------------------------- (Aš) noriu eiti pri kiosko. 0
I want to borrow a book. (Aš----ri- p-s-------n-g-. (___ n____ p_______ k_____ (-š- n-r-u p-s-i-t- k-y-ą- -------------------------- (Aš) noriu pasiimti knygą. 0
I want to buy a book. (Aš- n---- nu---i--t- ---g-. (___ n____ n_________ k_____ (-š- n-r-u n-s-p-r-t- k-y-ą- ---------------------------- (Aš) noriu nusipirkti knygą. 0
I want to buy a newspaper. (-š--n-r-u-n--ipirkti ---kra--į. (___ n____ n_________ l_________ (-š- n-r-u n-s-p-r-t- l-i-r-š-į- -------------------------------- (Aš) noriu nusipirkti laikraštį. 0
I want to go to the library to borrow a book. (Aš) no--u (----)-į--ibl-ot--ą-pas-im-- knygos. (___ n____ (_____ į b_________ p_______ k______ (-š- n-r-u (-i-i- į b-b-i-t-k- p-s-i-t- k-y-o-. ----------------------------------------------- (Aš) noriu (eiti) į biblioteką pasiimti knygos. 0
I want to go to the bookstore to buy a book. (Aš- n-r-u (eiti--į--n--y-ą--i---- --y-os. (___ n____ (_____ į k______ p_____ k______ (-š- n-r-u (-i-i- į k-y-y-ą p-r-t- k-y-o-. ------------------------------------------ (Aš) noriu (eiti) į knygyną pirkti knygos. 0
I want to go to the kiosk / newspaper stand to buy a newspaper. (-š)-n-riu (-iti)---k--sk- pi-kti-la--r----. (___ n____ (_____ i k_____ p_____ l_________ (-š- n-r-u (-i-i- i k-o-k- p-r-t- l-i-r-š-į- -------------------------------------------- (Aš) noriu (eiti) i kioską pirkti laikraštį. 0
I want to go to the optician. (--) -o-iu------)-p---o-t-ką. (___ n____ (_____ p__ o______ (-š- n-r-u (-i-i- p-s o-t-k-. ----------------------------- (Aš) noriu (eiti) pas optiką. 0
I want to go to the supermarket. (Aš)-no-i----i--) --p--kybo- ---t--. (___ n____ (_____ į p_______ c______ (-š- n-r-u (-i-i- į p-e-y-o- c-n-r-. ------------------------------------ (Aš) noriu (eiti) į prekybos centrą. 0
I want to go to the bakery. (A-) n--iu--e-ti) pa- -epė-ą. (___ n____ (_____ p__ k______ (-š- n-r-u (-i-i- p-s k-p-j-. ----------------------------- (Aš) noriu (eiti) pas kepėją. 0
I want to buy some glasses. (-š) --riu n--i-ir-t---k-n-us. (___ n____ n_________ a_______ (-š- n-r-u n-s-p-r-t- a-i-i-s- ------------------------------ (Aš) noriu nusipirkti akinius. 0
I want to buy fruit and vegetables. (A-- n-----n-s-----t--vaisių -------ovių. (___ n____ n_________ v_____ i_ d________ (-š- n-r-u n-s-p-r-t- v-i-i- i- d-r-o-i-. ----------------------------------------- (Aš) noriu nusipirkti vaisių ir daržovių. 0
I want to buy rolls and bread. (--- ------n-s-----ti ---d--i- i-----n-s. (___ n____ n_________ b_______ i_ d______ (-š- n-r-u n-s-p-r-t- b-n-e-i- i- d-o-o-. ----------------------------------------- (Aš) noriu nusipirkti bandelių ir duonos. 0
I want to go to the optician to buy glasses. (-š--n---u-e----į ---ik- pir-t---k-n-ų. (___ n____ e___ į o_____ p_____ a______ (-š- n-r-u e-t- į o-t-k- p-r-t- a-i-i-. --------------------------------------- (Aš) noriu eiti į optiką pirkti akinių. 0
I want to go to the supermarket to buy fruit and vegetables. (A-) -o--- e-ti-- -re---o- -e--r- pi-k-i vai-ių i--da-ž---ų. (___ n____ e___ į p_______ c_____ p_____ v_____ i_ d________ (-š- n-r-u e-t- į p-e-y-o- c-n-r- p-r-t- v-i-i- i- d-r-o-i-. ------------------------------------------------------------ (Aš) noriu eiti į prekybos centrą pirkti vaisių ir daržovių. 0
I want to go to the baker to buy rolls and bread. (-š------u-eit--pas-ke--ją--irkt- -a--elių i- ---no-. (___ n____ e___ p__ k_____ p_____ b_______ i_ d______ (-š- n-r-u e-t- p-s k-p-j- p-r-t- b-n-e-i- i- d-o-o-. ----------------------------------------------------- (Aš) noriu eiti pas kepėją pirkti bandelių ir duonos. 0

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