What Is It? Who Is It?

Jurate replied the topic: What Is It? Who Is It?

I agree, I think Janina is right : it's an Android phone with a camera.

Is it Poplyn's phone?

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Poplyn replied the topic: What Is It? Who Is It?

No, it is not my phone. It is a camera, but not mobile, its objective of photocamera

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Janina replied the topic: What Is It? Who Is It?

What is it? Where is It? Whose is it?

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Jurate replied the topic: What Is It? Who Is It?

Is it a Lithuanian log cabin in Rumsiskes? Is it Lithuanian farmers' typical house back in the day?
a log [log] - rąstas; a cabin [ka-bin] - troba; a log cabin - ręsta troba; a farmer [farme] - ūkininkas, žemdirbys; back in the day [be:k in de dei] - senais laikais, seniau.

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Jurate replied the topic: What Is It? Who Is It?

Yet another one interesting fact from Janina

Is it the home of a famous Lithuanian aviator Stasys Girėnas?
an aviator [ea:vi-ei-te] - lėktuvo pilotas

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Jurate replied the topic: What Is It? Who Is It?

What is it? Where is it? Can you guess?

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Jurate replied the topic: What Is It? Who Is It?

Yes, you are right! It is a church in Moscow, in Russia.
Its name is Saint Basil's church ( [seint bazils čorč]- Švento Vasilijaus cerkvė) . Isn't it beautiful?

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Janina replied the topic: What Is It? Who Is It?

What is it?

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Jurate replied the topic: What Is It? Who Is It?

Is it an old oil lamp used back in the day?
an oil lamp [oil lea:mp] - aliejinė lempa; used [ju:zd] - naudotas

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Janina replied the topic: What Is It? Who Is It?

It isn't an oil lamp used back in the day. But it__ used back in the day. =is
We see an (=a) candle. We see numbers on the candle. Why are numbers on the candle? What thing is here? What is it?
We think about the time .

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Jurate replied the topic: What Is It? Who Is It?

Wow! Janina! I'm so happy to see your comment. I see you learn by yourself. You learn well
by yourself [ bai jo:self] - pats vienas.

So why oh why there are numbers on the candle? .... You say it has something to do with the time... Is it an old clock? Do people mesure time with a burning candle back in the day?
to have something to do [to he:v somthing tiu diu] - turėti kažką bendro;
to mesure [meža] - matuoti burning [bio/r/ning] - deganti(s)

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Poplyn replied the topic: What Is It? Who Is It?

Can you guess, What is it?

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Poplyn replied the topic: What Is It? Who Is It?

Jurate, Your loaded picture looks so deliciuos
like a mix of candies Very nice and interesting picture. I have read (I hope, I wrote the tense correctly...), it is a church.

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Jurate replied the topic: What Is It? Who Is It?

Yes, you used present perfect tense in your previous comment very well And I don't have to use it in my previous sentence because I say when exactly in the past you used it

Poplyn posted the whirlpool of time! Time runs so fast that I can't catch with it and I'm always late ! Bye Bye! See you next time!!!
whirlpool [wirlpul] - sukūrys; to catch with time [keatč] - suspėti laiku...

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Janina replied the topic: What Is It? Who Is It?

What is it?

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