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Standard Latvian Vocabulary - Animals
In today's lesson, we will learn the Standard Latvian vocabulary for animals.
Main Terms[edit | edit source]
Below is a table of 15 words in Standard Latvian with their pronunciation (IPA) and translation in English.
Word in Standard Latvian | Pronunciation (IPA) | Translation in English |
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suns | [suns] | dog |
kaķis | [kaːkis] | cat |
lācis | [laːtsis] | lion |
zirgs | [zirgs] | horse |
lapsa | [lapsa] | rabbit |
vāvere | [vaːvere] | squirrel |
pelēks | [peleːks] | grey |
balts | [balts] | white |
melns | [melns] | black |
brūns | [bruːns] | brown |
zaķis | [zaːkis] | deer |
lauva | [lauva] | lion |
vilks | [vilks] | wolf |
putns | [putns] | bird |
Useful Phrases[edit | edit source]
Here are some useful phrases using some of the words above in Standard Latvian with pronunciation (IPA) and translated in English.
- Kāds ir tavs mīlulis? ([kaːds ir tavs miːlulis?]) – What is your pet?
- Es mīlu savu suni. ([es miːlu savu suni]) – I love my dog.
- Kaķis skrien pa māju. ([kaːkis skrien pa maːju]) – The cat is running around the house.
- Lācis ir liels dzīvnieks. ([laːtsis ir liels dziːvnieks]) – The lion is a big animal.
- Zirgs ir spēcīgs dzīvnieks. ([zirgs ir speːtsiːgs dziːvnieks]) – The horse is a strong animal.
- Lapsa ir maza dzīvnieka. ([lapsa ir maza dziːvnieka]) – The rabbit is a small animal.
- Vāvere ir maza un ātra dzīvnieka. ([vaːvere ir maza un aːtra dziːvnieka]) – The squirrel is a small and fast animal.
- Pelēks kaķis skrien pa māju. ([peleːks kaːkis skrien pa maːju]) – The grey cat is running around the house.
- Balts zaķis skrien pa mežu. ([balts zaːkis skrien pa meːzu]) – The white deer is running through the forest.
- Melns lauva skrien pa mežu. ([melns lauva skrien pa meːzu]) – The black lion is running through the forest.
- Brūns vilks skrien pa mežu. ([bruːns vilks skrien pa meːzu]) – The brown wolf is running through the forest.
- Putns lido augšup. ([putns lido auːgsuːp]) – The bird is flying up.
- Putns lido lejup. ([putns lido lejuːp]) – The bird is flying down.
- Putns lido apkārt. ([putns lido apkaːrt]) – The bird is flying around.
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