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en To want something   »   lt ko norėti

71 [seventy-one]

To want something

To want something

71 [septyniasdešimt vienas]

ko norėti

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What do you want to do? Ko-----)-no--te? K_ (____ n______ K- (-ū-) n-r-t-? ---------------- Ko (jūs) norite? 0
Do you want to play football / soccer (am.)? Ar--o-i-----i-ti-f--bo-ą? A_ n_____ ž_____ f_______ A- n-r-t- ž-i-t- f-t-o-ą- ------------------------- Ar norite žaisti futbolą? 0
Do you want to visit friends? A- -o-i-- --la----i -r----s? A_ n_____ a________ d_______ A- n-r-t- a-l-n-y-i d-a-g-s- ---------------------------- Ar norite aplankyti draugus? 0
to want no--ti n_____ n-r-t- ------ norėti 0
I don’t want to arrive late. (A-)-n--ori- vėl---i. (___ n______ v_______ (-š- n-n-r-u v-l-o-i- --------------------- (Aš) nenoriu vėluoti. 0
I don’t want to go there. (--) n---riu te- eiti. (___ n______ t__ e____ (-š- n-n-r-u t-n e-t-. ---------------------- (Aš) nenoriu ten eiti. 0
I want to go home. (A-) --r-u-e--i n-m-. (___ n____ e___ n____ (-š- n-r-u e-t- n-m-. --------------------- (Aš) noriu eiti namo. 0
I want to stay at home. (-š) --r-u-b-------i--- --mie. (___ n____ b___ / l____ n_____ (-š- n-r-u b-t- / l-k-i n-m-e- ------------------------------ (Aš) noriu būti / likti namie. 0
I want to be alone. (-š- -o--u b-ti v-en-s-- ----a. (___ n____ b___ v_____ / v_____ (-š- n-r-u b-t- v-e-a- / v-e-a- ------------------------------- (Aš) noriu būti vienas / viena. 0
Do you want to stay here? Ar----- ---ti č-a? A_ n___ l____ č___ A- n-r- l-k-i č-a- ------------------ Ar nori likti čia? 0
Do you want to eat here? Ar-n--- -a-------ia? A_ n___ v______ č___ A- n-r- v-l-y-i č-a- -------------------- Ar nori valgyti čia? 0
Do you want to sleep here? A----ri ---got--či-? A_ n___ m______ č___ A- n-r- m-e-o-i č-a- -------------------- Ar nori miegoti čia? 0
Do you want to leave tomorrow? Ar ----)---r--e -y-oj i----iuoti? A_ (____ n_____ r____ i__________ A- (-ū-) n-r-t- r-t-j i-v-ž-u-t-? --------------------------------- Ar (jūs) norite rytoj išvažiuoti? 0
Do you want to stay till tomorrow? A--(jūs)-no--t------likt--i-i-ryt--a-s? A_ (____ n_____ p________ i__ r________ A- (-ū-) n-r-t- p-s-l-k-i i-i r-t-j-u-? --------------------------------------- Ar (jūs) norite pasilikti iki rytojaus? 0
Do you want to pay the bill only tomorrow? Ar ---s) --rit- a--okė----ą-k-it- -y-oj? A_ (____ n_____ a_______ s_______ r_____ A- (-ū-) n-r-t- a-m-k-t- s-s-a-t- r-t-j- ---------------------------------------- Ar (jūs) norite apmokėti sąskaitą rytoj? 0
Do you want to go to the disco? Ar -o------ -is-oteką? A_ n_____ į d_________ A- n-r-t- į d-s-o-e-ą- ---------------------- Ar norite į diskoteką? 0
Do you want to go to the cinema? Ar -or-t- - ---ą? A_ n_____ į k____ A- n-r-t- į k-n-? ----------------- Ar norite į kiną? 0
Do you want to go to a café? Ar ----te - -av--ę? A_ n_____ į k______ A- n-r-t- į k-v-n-? ------------------- Ar norite į kavinę? 0

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