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Meklēšanas rezultāti - 'lat 2 40' № 20472, Matemātika, 4 klase Grāmata: Matemātika 4.kl. (Mencis J. (sen.) u.c.) Uzdevuma numurs: No 1 Предпринитель одолжил в одном банке 2300 латов,а в другом на 800 латов больше.Сколько денег он одолжил в обоих банках? Silver 1)2300+800=3100(лат)-взял во втором банке 2)2300+3100=5400(лат) Ответ:5400 лат одолжил предприниматель в обоих банках. olesja 3100+2300=5400 Lili 5400 latov tatu-girl 3100))) НиКсЯ*=) 2300+800=3100ls on odolzil vo 2 banke 2300+3100=5400 ls on vsego odolzil Diamondik Ja tebe napisu v dejstvijah srazu! 1)2300+800=3100 2)3100+2300=... I vsjo nicego sloznogo! № 20492, Angļu valoda, 5 klase small poem about irish people and irish life???? Sergikkk Part 2 A Hitchhiker for a guide While traveling through Ireland, I often enough had passengers - local people hitchhiking home, to their jobs or wherever else. Some were silent people, but many of them more than a bit chatty ... must have been my charm =^^= Among the many I met, I will mention two here ... but I'm grateful for all I met - they showed my sides of Ireland I would have never discovered otherwise, and blessed me with many insights about Ireland, Irish people, life, women, men, love, sheep, whiskey, God, sisters-in-law and so much more... some quite dazzling, others... oh well ^^; ... at least it never got boring. The first passengers I took with me were actually two young girls on their way to the next village where they wanted to meet some friends. It was on my second day in Ireland - I was still struggling a bit with the English language and especially the Irish accent, but those two young ladies helped me a lot and in a very charming way... not just with my struggles with English. Be it that they told me about how the Irish tend to ignore all speed limits - while in recent years the police started to enforce the same more strictly (this early warning probably saved me from quite a few speeding tickets ^^;), how hitchhiking is normal (at least in rural areas of Ireland), where to look for good and tasty food in the area, or gave me my first insights in Irish social life in the more rural areas of the island... while I told them about Germany and shared my lunch with them, as they shared their drinks with me. I'm still glad that I gave them a lift that hot day on a small road in the middle of nowhere ... for it was the beginning of meeting many interesting people. The second passenger I will tell about was really 'one in a million' ^^; ... born in Ireland, he lived in England just to come back since 'nothing's like Ireland, you know'. He worked in Galway, but lived in a small village somewhere in Connemara - and his car had been stolen a few days ago. I drove him almost right in front of his doorstep, but first we made a few detours ... since he offered me to show his part of Connemara to me ... explaining the breathtaking sights on the way. I doubt that I would have ever seen half of the beauty of this rugged county without his help, nor ever got to know even a quarter of what he told me ... and not just about the places he showed me. In the hours we drove through Connemara, we chatted about countless things ... about topics like: 'The Irish and The English' ('Of course there are still some English around here - well, they are Irish, but they are still English' ... at least that is the summarization of about half an hour ^^;) ... 'Irish people are not superstitious' (ten minutes later he pointed out a house to me which is haunted ... half an hour later we talked about how different places have different vibes...) ... 'Religion in Ireland' ('I'm catholic - it comes with the passport' ^^;) ... 'Energy in Ireland' (after a short chat about the situation in Ireland I was practically invited with my company - the one which is into alternative energy systems - to re-settle in Ireland ... remember - all Irish people _own_ their entire island!) ... and on and on ... I can't help but smile again while remembering this drive through Connemara. So if you have a good intuition about people, are not shy to meet new friends ('A stranger is a friend you haven't met yet') ... give some of the hitchhikers on your way a ride, you will be blessed with insights, sights and experiences you will never find otherwise ... and make their day a bit easier =^^= Food and other stuff There are things most people will hardly notice or think about - but I tend to enjoy even seemingly small things with all my heart... and there were many seemingly small things that made my journey all the more fun and pleasant. As I will happily admit, I can't shake off my German roots. One of these roots is that I'm addicted to bread - we shouldn't be called 'krauts', we should be called 'breads' ^^; When traveling through other countries, this is one of the very few things I really tend to miss - good bread, not just standard toast and some white bread you get nearly everywhere in the world. In Germany, we have countless kinds of bread ... if you can bake bread from something or something can be baked into bread - we will try it. During my journey through Ireland, a special kind of Irish brown bread was my constant companion - I had found a bread that was considered worthy of my German tastes! *_* While others went to pubs in villages for lunch, I often enough sat down somewhere in the middle of nowhere, enjoying the sight(s) around me and my lunch - brown bread with butter ^^; I will be the first one to admit that I love good food ... and in Ireland I got a lot of it ... salmon, prawns, crabs ... fresh lamb ... tasty meals made from potatoes ... Ireland is an experience for the eyes with it's beautiful landscape (and sometimes really pretty girls ^_~), an experience for the nose with it's varied scents, an experience for the ears with the music and sometimes really chatty inhabitants ... and the taste buds have no reason to complain either. Talking about music ... Ireland is the only land in the world with a musical instrument as it's symbol - the harp - well for a reason. Wherever I went, there was a good chance to be greeted by music ... not just music from a stereo in almost every shop and pub ... but also life music in the pubs, people singing or humming to themselves ... music and poetry run deep in Ireland. I always loved Celtic music ranging from Alan Stivell to The Dubliners ... but my love became even deeper while traveling through Ireland ... where music is still alive. There were many other little things during my journey that made me smile ever-so-often ... how I was often enough mistaken for a local or at least for an Irish girl (I tend to adapt rather quickly and blend in quite well ^^;) ... the little quirks of Irish people in general and in particular (to give an example - if someone in Ireland greets you with tilting his head to the side and maybe even winking at you - don't think anything wrong, he's just greeting you the Irish way) ... the special style of Irish humor ... sheeps blocking the road for five minutes..ten minutes.. fifteen minutes.. ... the famous Irish rain and fog (I had many warm and sunny days during my stay, but the rainy days - hoooo boy.. I think I grew at least an inch in this rich Irish rain ^^;) ... chatting away for minutes or hours with shopkeepers, local people, guests in a pub, policemen on the street.. ... or enjoying complete silence and no people around me as far as I could see in a wide land for hours. There are truly many little things that make traveling through Ireland even more worthwhile, if you take the time to enjoy them renchinja Part 2 A Hitchhiker for a guide While traveling through Ireland, I often enough had passengers - local people hitchhiking home, to their jobs or wherever else. Some were silent people, but many Anjutik Irish people like having fun, and have many words to describe this national propensity. Even 'fun' has its own word - the crack2. Irish people are known to talk. A lot. ''The Irish people like to work hard and they like to play hard Generally Irish society is very different now. In 1950s Ireland people were leaving to work, nowadays people are coming to Ireland to work. Huge Polish community here now, and many other Eastern European nationalities are here too. Most Irish are Catholics and have a devotion to the Blessed Mother. Irish are very very smart, especially the ones who do not drink. They work very hard. You will not ever find a harder worker employee than an Irish who does not drink. In Ireland the woman run the household and the money, etc. Irish are prone to arguments and do have quick tempers. They are very funny. They do not seem to be all that materialistic compared to the other ethnicities. there are a lot of alcoholics, and yelling fish wives and superstitious Irish, but I don't think it's really more so than in any other culture. There were signs here in the US that said things like "No Irish Need Apply" for jobs and housing because of the discrimination against the Irish in the US for so long based on these stereotypes. We're not all bog hoppers, paddys and mics either! My mom's family laugh and say "lace curtain" or "shanty" Irish. We get our houses and cars blest, and do some superstitious stuff. And, of course, we have tons of cops and firemen in our family.... lol I guess we are a little stereotypical in some ways! :) Look this chat http://64.233.183.104/search?q=cache:kvubKfo3XMkJ:uk.answers.yahoo.com/question/index%3Fqid%3D20061230122137AA6vFpM%26show%3D7+irish+people+like&hl=lv&ct=clnk&cd=42&gl=lv Te daudz informaaciju par īrijas cilvekiem. Sandra Irish Literature I. Introduction Irish Literature, literature written either in Gaelic (see Celtic Languages) or in English by writers of Irish birth who remain identified with Irish life and culture. For discussions of the work of those Irish-born writers in English who are closely identified with English life and literature—such as Jonathan Swift, Oliver Goldsmith, Richard Brinsley Sheridan, George Bernard Shaw, Oscar Wilde, and James Joyce—see Drama and Dramatic Arts: Western Theatre; English Literature; and articles under the names of individual writers. For a discussion of Irish literature in Gaelic, see Gaelic Literature Turpinājums -> http://au.encarta.msn.com/text_761566508__1/Irish_Literature.html № 20541, Matemātika, 6 klase kilograms desas maksa 2,35 ls pardeveja nogrieza 458g desas.cik jamaksa pircejam par so gabalu pelite222 1) 2,35*0,458=1,0763=1,07 Ls Anjutik vipsirms jaauzzina cik maksā 1 grams, 1 kg=1000 gr, tad 2,35:1000=0,00235 ub 0,00235x 458=1,0763 noapaļojam-1,08 Atbilde: 1 lats un 0,8 santīmus glaz 2.35*x=1000 *458 131.13/100= 1.31 LS ≈√vp_idb_insp‰ 1kg - 2,35Ls 0,458kg - xLs Tad x=2,35*0,458=1,0763Ls. Kases aparats noaplos lidz 1,08Ls baby 2,35/1000*458=1,0763= 1ls un 8 sant. № 20634, Mūzika, 6 klase Grāmata: Mūzika 6.kl. (Grauzdiņa I., Vasmanis I.) Uzdevuma numurs: 29 ko nozīme apzīmējumi L.K. uz papīrea ruļļa komponista rokā? ORANGE L.-labā roka K.-kreisā roka domāju ka tā :) Anjutik Man liekas Latvijas koncerts -LK № 20666, Dabaszinības, 6 klase ko veiodo reljefs. ORANGE Virsmas reljefs ir veidojies galvenokārt pēdējā leduslaikmetā. Lielāko daļu Latvijas teritorijas virsmas klāj ledāja nogulumi, veidojot virsmas reljefu - gan dažādas makroformas. olga eslli odna storona treug -a,vtoraja -b,tretja -c,to 1.a+(a+5)+2a=41,2a+5+2a=41,4a=41-5,4a=36,a=9.2.b=9+5=14,3.c=2*9=18.a=9,b=14,c=18 Anjutik failaa 1/1 glaz 1)klimata ietekme 2)atmosferas spiediens baby Рельеф - в географии - форма (очертания) внешней поверхности литосферы; совокупность неровностей суши, дна океанов и морей, разнообразных по очертаниям, размерам, происхождению, возрасту и истории раз № 20668, Ētika, 5 klase Пожалуйсто,срочно.Дайте ссылку на национальные узоры Латвии.Срочняк.Плиз. ORANGE http://www.bbi.lv/lv/news.php?r=4&news=1371 v etom sajte esli pokopatsja...mozno i najti...:) Limonka!!! 1/1 AndR http://www.latlat.sitecity.ru/ltext_0910113122.phtml?p_ident=ltext_0910113122.p_0910122629 baby http://skola.ogreland.lv/istorija/slovo/lv146.htm № 20698, Matemātika, 4 klase 10 мешков. В каждом по 100 монет. Среди этих десяти мешков один — с фальшивыми монетами. Фальшивые весят 2 грамма. Настоящие — один грамм. Есть электронные весы. Как с помощью одного взвешивания определить мешок с фальшивыми монетами?? pelite222 var latv. val? ORANGE Взвесить все мешки , тот мешок который будет весить 200 грам - фальшифка. :) Vlad за одно взвешивание определить это невозможно, или только по случайности поставить 9 мешков на одну сторону, и 1 на другую- и будет весить 900 грам и 200гр перевешивает на 700! Как минимум 3 взвешивания надо чтобы определить где фальшивые! всначале взвешиваем 5 и 5 потом где меньше,,,, Supervaronis Мысленно нумерушь мешки. Из первого берешь одну монету, из второго — 2, из третьего — 3 и т.д. Кладешь их на весы. По количеству — 55 монет. Если б были все одинаковы, то вес был бы 55. Если вес 56, значит фальшивые в первом мешке, если 60, то в 5-м, и т.д. Насколько больше 55, из такого мешка и взял. AndR Мысленно нумерушь мешки. Из первого берешь одну монету, из второго — 2, из третьего — 3 и т.д. Кладешь их на весы. По количеству — 55 монет. Если б были все одинаковы, то вес был бы 55. Если вес 56, значит фальшивые в первом мешке, если 60, то в 5-м, и т.д. Насколько больше 55, из такого мешка и взял. № 20711, Vācu valoda, 7 klase Grāmata: Deutsch – meine Wahl 1. Lehrbuch (Bogdzeviča L. u.c.) Uzdevuma numurs: 5 HGFJ Vlad Das ist Dieter aus Deutshland.-Willkomen in Lettland, Herr Dach! короче дальше вставки Deutshland Schweden, Frau Rusland in Lattland, Frau aus Finnland in Russland,Herr Ogorodnik aus Finnland in Schweden, Herr Frid aus Deutschland in Lattland, Frau Upmale № 20807, Latviešu valoda, 11 klase Разобрать фильм по этому план. pūt, vējiņi! 1/1 Anjutik 1. Pūt vējiņi, Gunārs Piesis-režisors, scenārijs- Imants Ziedonis, Gunars Piesis. 2. Tās sižetā izmantota folklora – tautas dziesmas par bārenīti un mātes meitām. Kā vadošais motīvs – sena tautas dziesma „Pūt, vējiņi!”. 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