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61 [sixty-one]

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61 [šešiasdešimt vienas]

Kelintiniai skaitvardžiai

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The first month is January. P--mas --s- mėn---y-- s-u--s. P_____ (___ m____ y__ s______ P-r-a- (-s- m-n-o y-a s-u-i-. ----------------------------- Pirmas (is) mėnuo yra sausis. 0
The second month is February. A--r-----s) --n-o -ra----ar--. A_____ (___ m____ y__ v_______ A-t-a- (-s- m-n-o y-a v-s-r-s- ------------------------------ Antras (is) mėnuo yra vasaris. 0
The third month is March. Tr---as----- -ėn-o -r- --v--. T______ (___ m____ y__ k_____ T-e-i-s (-s- m-n-o y-a k-v-s- ----------------------------- Trečias (is) mėnuo yra kovas. 0
The fourth month is April. Ke----t-- (i----ėn-------balan-is. K________ (___ m____ y__ b________ K-t-i-t-s (-s- m-n-o y-a b-l-n-i-. ---------------------------------- Ketvirtas (is) mėnuo yra balandis. 0
The fifth month is May. Pe-k-as--is)-mė-uo---a-ge--ž-. P______ (___ m____ y__ g______ P-n-t-s (-s- m-n-o y-a g-g-ž-. ------------------------------ Penktas (is) mėnuo yra gegužė. 0
The sixth month is June. Š-štas (-s) m--uo --a--i-že-is. Š_____ (___ m____ y__ b________ Š-š-a- (-s- m-n-o y-a b-r-e-i-. ------------------------------- Šeštas (is) mėnuo yra birželis. 0
Six months make half a year. Š-ši-m---siai -r----sė--et-. Š___ m_______ y__ p___ m____ Š-š- m-n-s-a- y-a p-s- m-t-. ---------------------------- Šeši mėnesiai yra pusė metų. 0
January, February, March, S--si-, --saris, k--as, S______ v_______ k_____ S-u-i-, v-s-r-s- k-v-s- ----------------------- Sausis, vasaris, kovas, 0
April, May and June. ba-----s- ge-----i- birželis. b________ g_____ i_ b________ b-l-n-i-, g-g-ž- i- b-r-e-i-. ----------------------------- balandis, gegužė ir birželis. 0
The seventh month is July. Se--i------i---mė--o --a--i-pa. S________ (___ m____ y__ l_____ S-p-i-t-s (-s- m-n-o y-a l-e-a- ------------------------------- Septintas (is) mėnuo yra liepa. 0
The eighth month is August. A-t-nt-s--i-)-mė--o y-a r----ū---. A_______ (___ m____ y__ r_________ A-t-n-a- (-s- m-n-o y-a r-g-j-t-s- ---------------------------------- Aštuntas (is) mėnuo yra rugpjūtis. 0
The ninth month is September. De-----s--is-----uo-y-- ru-s-j-s. D_______ (___ m____ y__ r________ D-v-n-a- (-s- m-n-o y-a r-g-ė-i-. --------------------------------- Devintas (is) mėnuo yra rugsėjis. 0
The tenth month is October. D-šim-as---s)-m-n-o yr--sp-lis. D_______ (___ m____ y__ s______ D-š-m-a- (-s- m-n-o y-a s-a-i-. ------------------------------- Dešimtas (is) mėnuo yra spalis. 0
The eleventh month is November. Vien---i--a---i-) mė-uo --a--apk-it-s. V___________ (___ m____ y__ l_________ V-e-u-l-k-a- (-s- m-n-o y-a l-p-r-t-s- -------------------------------------- Vienuoliktas (is) mėnuo yra lapkritis. 0
The twelfth month is December. Dv-l-k-as-(is--mė--o yra gru-di-. D________ (___ m____ y__ g_______ D-y-i-t-s (-s- m-n-o y-a g-u-d-s- --------------------------------- Dvyliktas (is) mėnuo yra gruodis. 0
Twelve months make a year. D---ik- mė------yra----ai. D______ m______ y__ m_____ D-y-i-a m-n-s-ų y-a m-t-i- -------------------------- Dvylika mėnesių yra metai. 0
July, August, September, Li--a,-r-gp---is, rugsė-i-, L_____ r_________ r________ L-e-a- r-g-j-t-s- r-g-ė-i-, --------------------------- Liepa, rugpjūtis, rugsėjis, 0
October, November and December. s--lis---a-k--t----g-uo---. s______ l_________ g_______ s-a-i-, l-p-r-t-s- g-u-d-s- --------------------------- spalis, lapkritis, gruodis. 0

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The native language is always the most important language

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