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14 [keturiolika] Spalvos

Snow is white.	Sniegas (yra) baltas.
The sun is yellow.	Saulė (yra) geltona.
The orange is orange.	Apelsinas (yra) oranžinis.
The cherry is red.	Vyšnia (yra) raudona.
The sky is blue.	Dangus (yra) mėlynas.
The grass is green.	Žolė (yra) žalia.
The earth is brown.	Žemė (yra) ruda.
The cloud is grey / gray (am.).	Debesis (yra) pilkas.
The tyres / tires (am.) are black.	Padangos (yra) juodos.
What colour / color (am.) is the snow? White.	Kokios spalvos (yra) sniegas? Baltos.
What colour / color (am.) is the sun? Yellow.	Kokios spalvos (yra) saulė? Geltonos.
What colour / color (am.) is the orange? Orange.	Kokios spalvos (yra) apelsinas? Oranžinės.
What colour / color (am.) is the cherry? Red.	Kokios spalvos (yra) vyšnia? Raudonos.
What colour / color (am.) is the sky? Blue.	Kokios spalvos (yra) dangus? Mėlynos.
What colour / color (am.) is the grass? Green.	Kokios spalvos (yra) žolė? Žalios.
What colour / color (am.) is the earth? Brown.	Kokios spalvos (yra) žemė? Rudos.
What colour / color (am.) is the cloud? Grey / Gray (am.).	Kokios spalvos (yra) debesis? Pilkos.
What colour / color (am.) are the tyres / tires (am.)? Black.	Kokios spalvos (yra) padangos? Juodos.

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