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No. 452 in Lithuanian

mažai

"Mažai" means "little" or "not much" in English.

In a sentence

  • Mano kaime yra mažai žmonių.

    There are few people in my village.

    Here, "mažai" is used as an adverb to indicate a small quantity.

  • Šiandien mes turime mažai laisvo laiko.

    Today we have little free time.

    In this example, "mažai" is used as an adverb to describe a limited amount of time, similar to "not much."

  • Perskaičiau labai mažai puslapių iš knygos.

    I read very few pages from the book.

    Here, "mažai" describes a small number of items in this case, pages, emphasizing a scant quantity.

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