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en To need – to want to   »   lt reikėti — norėti

69 [sixty-nine]

To need – to want to

To need – to want to

69 [šešiasdešimt devyni]

reikėti — norėti

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I need a bed. Man reiki--l-vos. M__ r_____ l_____ M-n r-i-i- l-v-s- ----------------- Man reikia lovos. 0
I want to sleep. (-š) n-r-- mieg-. (___ n____ m_____ (-š- n-r-u m-e-o- ----------------- (Aš) noriu miego. 0
Is there a bed here? Ar-č-a -ra-lova? A_ č__ y__ l____ A- č-a y-a l-v-? ---------------- Ar čia yra lova? 0
I need a lamp. Man-re-kia-----o-. M__ r_____ l______ M-n r-i-i- l-m-o-. ------------------ Man reikia lempos. 0
I want to read. (-š- -or-- -kait-t-. (___ n____ s________ (-š- n-r-u s-a-t-t-. -------------------- (Aš) noriu skaityti. 0
Is there a lamp here? Ar ------a-le-p-? A_ č__ y__ l_____ A- č-a y-a l-m-a- ----------------- Ar čia yra lempa? 0
I need a telephone. Man-r-i-----ele-o--. M__ r_____ t________ M-n r-i-i- t-l-f-n-. -------------------- Man reikia telefono. 0
I want to make a call. (-š- -o-i- pa-kamb--t-. (___ n____ p___________ (-š- n-r-u p-s-a-b-n-i- ----------------------- (Aš) noriu paskambinti. 0
Is there a telephone here? A- čia y-a t--efo-a-? A_ č__ y__ t_________ A- č-a y-a t-l-f-n-s- --------------------- Ar čia yra telefonas? 0
I need a camera. M---re-k-- k-m-ros --f--oapa----. M__ r_____ k______ / f___________ M-n r-i-i- k-m-r-s / f-t-a-a-a-o- --------------------------------- Man reikia kameros / fotoaparato. 0
I want to take photographs. (--) no--u fot---afu-t-. (___ n____ f____________ (-š- n-r-u f-t-g-a-u-t-. ------------------------ (Aš) noriu fotografuoti. 0
Is there a camera here? Ar č-- y---k--er--/---toa--r---s? A_ č__ y__ k_____ / f____________ A- č-a y-a k-m-r- / f-t-a-a-a-a-? --------------------------------- Ar čia yra kamera / fotoaparatas? 0
I need a computer. Man -ei-i--k-mpi--erio. M__ r_____ k___________ M-n r-i-i- k-m-i-t-r-o- ----------------------- Man reikia kompiuterio. 0
I want to send an email. (--- n----------------ek-ron--į -----ą. (___ n____ p_______ e__________ l______ (-š- n-r-u p-s-ų-t- e-e-t-o-i-į l-i-k-. --------------------------------------- (Aš) noriu pasiųsti elektroninį laišką. 0
Is there a computer here? A- -i--y-a ---p-uter--? A_ č__ y__ k___________ A- č-a y-a k-m-i-t-r-s- ----------------------- Ar čia yra kompiuteris? 0
I need a pen. M-n re-ki-----t----o. M__ r_____ š_________ M-n r-i-i- š-a-i-u-o- --------------------- Man reikia šratinuko. 0
I want to write something. (Aš- --riu --i-ką--araš-ti. (___ n____ k__ k_ p________ (-š- n-r-u k-i k- p-r-š-t-. --------------------------- (Aš) noriu kai ką parašyti. 0
Is there a sheet of paper and a pen here? Ar ------- l--a- -------a-- -r--ra-inuk--? A_ č__ y__ l____ p_________ i_ š__________ A- č-a y-a l-p-s p-p-e-i-u- i- š-a-i-u-a-? ------------------------------------------ Ar čia yra lapas popieriaus ir šratinukas? 0

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