the man in this picture loves me....
Lithuanian translation: Vyriškis šioje nuotraukoje mane myli
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| 5 | Vyriškis šioje nuotraukoje mane myli |
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| na | Vyras ioje nuotraukoje myli mane.... |
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Vyras ioje nuotraukoje myli mane.... Explanation: without accents: Vyras sioje nuotraukoje myli mane... |
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Vyriškis šioje nuotraukoje mane myli Explanation: Rasa's answer is correct, however, I would suggest using "vyriškis" (a man) in this case to avoid confusion with "vyras" (a man OR a HUSBAND). Word order: the important (stressed) thing comes at the end of a phrase or sentence. If you mean LOVES, then place myli at the end. If you mean ME, place mane at the end. |
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