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Feelings

Feelings

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Jausmai

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to feel like / want to N-rė--.----ur----nor-. N______ / T_____ n____ N-r-t-. / T-r-t- n-r-. ---------------------- Norėti. / Turėti norą. 0
We feel like. / We want to. (Me-)--o-i------Turi-e-nor-. (____ n______ / T_____ n____ (-e-) n-r-m-. / T-r-m- n-r-. ---------------------------- (Mes) norime. / Turime norą. 0
We don’t feel like. / We do’t want to. (Me---ne-urime --r-. (____ n_______ n____ (-e-) n-t-r-m- n-r-. -------------------- (Mes) neturime norą. 0
to be afraid Bi---i B_____ B-j-t- ------ Bijoti 0
I’m afraid. (--- -ijau. (___ b_____ (-š- b-j-u- ----------- (Aš) bijau. 0
I am not afraid. (-š)-ne---au. (___ n_______ (-š- n-b-j-u- ------------- (Aš) nebijau. 0
to have time T-r-----a--o T_____ l____ T-r-t- l-i-o ------------ Turėti laiko 0
He has time. J-- tu-i---i-o. J__ t___ l_____ J-s t-r- l-i-o- --------------- Jis turi laiko. 0
He has no time. J-----t-ri----ko. J__ n_____ l_____ J-s n-t-r- l-i-o- ----------------- Jis neturi laiko. 0
to be bored Nu-b-d---uti N___________ N-o-o-ž-a-t- ------------ Nuobodžiauti 0
She is bored. Ji-nuob--žiau--. J_ n____________ J- n-o-o-ž-a-j-. ---------------- Ji nuobodžiauja. 0
She is not bored. Ji--en-obodž---j-. J_ n______________ J- n-n-o-o-ž-a-j-. ------------------ Ji nenuobodžiauja. 0
to be hungry B-t---ša---s B___ i______ B-t- i-a-k-s ------------ Būti išalkus 0
Are you hungry? Ar -ū- -----ę--iš-l---ios- /-a--a-i? A_ j__ i_____ (___________ / a______ A- j-s i-a-k- (-š-l-u-i-s- / a-k-n-? ------------------------------------ Ar jūs išalkę (išalkusios) / alkani? 0
Aren’t you hungry? Ar--ūs --i--lk- ----i--lk--i-s? A_ j__ n_______ / n____________ A- j-s n-i-a-k- / n-i-a-k-s-o-? ------------------------------- Ar jūs neišalkę / neišalkusios? 0
to be thirsty Bū-i-i-------s B___ i________ B-t- i-t-o-k-s -------------- Būti ištroškus 0
They are thirsty. J-- i-t-o-kę. /---- i-t-ošk-s-o-. J__ i________ / J__ i____________ J-e i-t-o-k-. / J-s i-t-o-k-s-o-. --------------------------------- Jie ištroškę. / Jos ištroškusios. 0
They are not thirsty. Ji- -ei---o---.----o----i--r-šku----. J__ n__________ / J__ n______________ J-e n-i-t-o-k-. / J-s n-i-t-o-k-s-o-. ------------------------------------- Jie neištroškę. / Jos neištroškusios. 0

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