Thank you, your videos are the first to help me learn Lithuanian fast and with a solid foundation, where I'm not forgetting everything in an instant! Thank you a lot!!
Hi Edgaras, Thanks for your lesson. I'm living in France and I have friends in Lietuvoje. I hope visit them at the end of the year. Bet aš nekalbu lietuviškai So, tu gali man padėti Ačiū
Thank you for your video. I have noticed that there are two types of verbs. One of them is infinitive verb and other one is an infinitive with a prefix. For example, rasti and surasti, daryti and padaryti, ateiti and prieiti, sakyti and pasakyti and so on. Can you make a video about these verbs between prefix and infinitive? I dont understand it. Thank you!
What a nice coincidence, I was just training helping phrases and was trying to come up with sentences offline before sleep. Just out of curiosity, is this polite introduction "atsiprašau, man reikia jūsų pagalbos" gramatically correct?
I like coincidences like that. Yes, it is absolutely correct :) In your case you are saying "I need your help" instead of "can you help me?". Both can work pretty much the same :)
@@spokenlithuanian7186 This is how I would say it with my Czech logic/state of mind, since we say the exact thing as well, so I am glad I wrote it correctly. Thank you for confirmation!
@@spokenlithuanian7186 Maybe people found it less stressful just saying "you" for everyone. You don't have to worry about upsetting anyone. Also, the "thou" form was trickier to conjugate.
So sorry, I kind of lost your comment for a while there. :) The longest word in Lithuanian language is considered to be 'Nebeprisikiskiakopūsteliaudavome". It's meaning is weird though, something close to "not being able to gather this "kiškiakopūstis" plant like we used to anymore" :) I know it's weird, but you asked for it :D
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Thank you so much for your lessons! I´ve been trying to learn Lithuanian by myself for years without success. You made everthing so much easier!!!
That is so great! Thank you! :)
Thank you, your videos are the first to help me learn Lithuanian fast and with a solid foundation, where I'm not forgetting everything in an instant! Thank you a lot!!
Amazing channel) thank you so much! Can you please make a few videos about friends, family, relationship
I downloaded the 117 phrases. Thanks, they're great. It must take a lot of work to produce these lessons, Thanks. I keep going back to review them.
Thank you for your feedback! I like working on languages so it's a nice work ;)
Great lessons! Thank you👍
Hi Edgaras,
Thanks for your lesson.
I'm living in France and I have friends in Lietuvoje. I hope visit them at the end of the year. Bet aš nekalbu lietuviškai
So, tu gali man padėti
Ačiū
Hey, I hope I will be able to help!
Great
RESPECT ❤ U SIR, GREAT JOB GOD 🙏 BLESS U , FROM SURANGA ( SRILANKA )
Very useful lesson! Thanks Edgaras.
Thank you!
Excellent lessons 👍👍👍
Thank you!
Thank you for your video. I have noticed that there are two types of verbs. One of them is infinitive verb and other one is an infinitive with a prefix. For example, rasti and surasti, daryti and padaryti, ateiti and prieiti, sakyti and pasakyti and so on. Can you make a video about these verbs between prefix and infinitive? I dont understand it. Thank you!
Please do a video on all the "what" words ie kas ką kam etc as I always fail grammatically on these.
Thank you! Yes, I will definitely make a video abou that. Maybe even more than one, since different question words usually involve different cases :)
Would you use the formal "you" when speaking to a stranger of lower status, for example, a younger person?
I would! :)
Aidful lesson
What a nice coincidence, I was just training helping phrases and was trying to come up with sentences offline before sleep.
Just out of curiosity, is this polite introduction "atsiprašau, man reikia jūsų pagalbos" gramatically correct?
I like coincidences like that. Yes, it is absolutely correct :) In your case you are saying "I need your help" instead of "can you help me?". Both can work pretty much the same :)
@@spokenlithuanian7186 This is how I would say it with my Czech logic/state of mind, since we say the exact thing as well, so I am glad I wrote it correctly.
Thank you for confirmation!
In English,
tu = thou
jus = you (that was how it was originally, you for plural)
Nice :) I didn't know that but it makes sense :)
@@spokenlithuanian7186 Maybe people found it less stressful just saying "you" for everyone. You don't have to worry about upsetting anyone. Also, the "thou" form was trickier to conjugate.
I like long words, can you give me a randomly huge noun or verb for fun
Please🥲
So sorry, I kind of lost your comment for a while there. :) The longest word in Lithuanian language is considered to be 'Nebeprisikiskiakopūsteliaudavome". It's meaning is weird though, something close to "not being able to gather this "kiškiakopūstis" plant like we used to anymore" :) I know it's weird, but you asked for it :D
Man patinka išmokti lietuvių kalbą, tu esi laimingas, nes mes mokomės, tai yra geriausias atlygis