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9 [devyni] Savaitės dienos

Monday	pirmadienis
Tuesday	antradienis
Wednesday	trečiadienis
Thursday	ketvirtadienis
Friday	penktadienis
Saturday	šeštadienis
Sunday	sekmadienis
the week	savaitė
from Monday to Sunday	nuo pirmadienio iki sekmadienio
The first day is Monday.	Pirmoji diena yra pirmadienis.
The second day is Tuesday.	Antroji diena yra antradienis.
The third day is Wednesday.	Trečioji diena yra trečiadienis.
The fourth day is Thursday.	Ketvirtoji diena yra ketvirtadienis.
The fifth day is Friday.	Penktoji diena yra penktadienis.
The sixth day is Saturday.	Šeštoji diena yra šeštadienis.
The seventh day is Sunday.	Septintoji diena yra sekmadienis.
The week has seven days.	Savaitė turi septynias dienas.
We only work for five days.	Mes dirbame tik penkias dienas.

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