Health, media and the environment in Latvian vocabulary
How it works
In this topic area, you will learn important Latvian words and phrases related to health, media, and the environment. These include terms such as ‹ārsts› (doctor), ‹avīze› (newspaper), ‹dators› (computer), ‹slims› (ill), ‹vide› (environment), ‹atkritumi› (waste) and many more. It is important to recognize these words in context and use them correctly. For example, ‹Es lasu avīzi› means “I read the newspaper,” while ‹Es šķiroju atkritumus› means “I separate the trash.” The correct choice of words helps you describe everyday situations and talk about health, media, and the environment in Latvian.
Pay attention to using the Latvian terms in the correct context. For example, ‹ārsts› designates a person, ‹slimnīca› a place, and ‹vide› the environment. Also do not confuse singular and plural: ‹avīze› means “newspaper,” ‹avīzes› means “newspapers.”
An example
Which Latvian word means “doctor”: ‹ārsts›, ‹vide›, ‹avīze›, or ‹dators›?
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To the learning unit →Own explanation and own practice exercises by AmyMath. Subject reference framework: Latvian. The topic assignment may vary by federal state.