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едноезични примери (не са проверени от PONS редакцията)
Mittens continue to be part of Latvian national costume today.
en.wikipedia.org The commission argued that a potentially frequently used term needs to fit especially well in the structure of Latvian grammar.
en.wikipedia.org There are also the Latvian regional teams their numbers are about 200.
en.wikipedia.org Artist turned to landscape painting as well, and created a lyrical image of the motherland in the Latvian art.
en.wikipedia.org It participated in the first Latvian league (second-highest division of Latvian football).
en.wikipedia.org Примери от интернет (не са проверени от PONS редакцията)
The Latvian is known for his mix of hard but very creative skateboarding and this line says it all.
[...]Der Lette ist bekannt für sein hartes, aber kreatives Skaten – und diese Line spricht Bände.
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shop.chessbase.com In the beginning of the 90ies, a comet-like rise brought the young Latvian to the world top within the shortest of time.
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Anfang der 90er Jahre katapultierte ein kometenhafter Aufstieg den heranwachsenden Letten in kürzester Zeit in die Weltspitze.
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www.goethe.de Estonians most frequently cited Pippi Longstocking and Latvians Winnie-the-Pooh.
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Esten nannten am häufigsten Pippi Langstrumpf und Letten Pu, den Bären.
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eu2015.lv It reflects our identity and Latvians themselves are sometimes called “Amber Latvians”.
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manchmal werden Letten auch „Bernsteinletten“ genannt”.
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www.goethe.de The roots of this lie in the Soviet era, when the theatre was a sacred place for Latvians, a church – a rare place where Latvian was spoken:
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Die Wurzeln dafür liegen in den Sowjetjahren, als das Theater für die Letten ein heiliger Ort, eine Kirche war – ein seltener Ort, an dem lettisch gesprochen wurde:
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