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Lithuanian frequency list

No. 860 in Lithuanian

mokėti

The Lithuanian word "mokėti" means "to pay" or "to be able to (do something)."

In a sentence

  • Aš moku kalbėti angliškai.

    I can speak English.

    Here, 'mokėti' is used to indicate the ability or skill to do something, in this case, speaking English.

  • Ar tu moki už šį mėnesį buto nuomą?

    Do you pay for this month's apartment rent?

    In this sentence, 'mokėti' means to pay something, specifically the rent for the apartment.

  • Aš moku gitaros pamokas du kartus per savaitę.

    I take guitar lessons twice a week.

    Here, 'mokėti' suggests an interaction, implying engaging in lessons or improvement in skill.

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