Thank you for this channel! This is really big help for me and I am learning already. Got married with lithuanian but all of his family doesn’t speak English so I have to really try my best to learn this so I am able to communicate with them. I want to surprise them one day 😊 Ačiu 🎉
This is super helpful! I have an amazing girlfriend born and raised in Lithuania and I’m eager to become fluent for her, stumbling upon this was an absolute gem! Please keep it up, you have my support
Sausio (gen.) - Sausis (nom.) - January Vasario - Vasaris - February Kovo - Kovas - March Balandžio - Balandis - April Gegužės - Gegužė - May Birželio - Birželis - June Liepos - Liepa - July Rugpjūčio - Rugpjūtis - August Rugsėjo - Rugsėjis - September Spalio - Spalis - October Lapkričio - Lapkritis - November Gruodžio - Gruodis - December
That would be useful and interesting to know whether months names are referred (probably logicly) to other words, like Balandis is pigeon. Thanks for the lesson!
Thanks for this lesson. Now I can put together my Lithuanian calendar. I was born in November. How would I say Thanksgiving is in November in Lithuanian?
There are some interesting similarities with Polish! Our July is also from linden trees (lipiec), August is harves time (though we identified it with a sickle, hence sierpień), October is flax connected (more precisely what's left from preparing linen), November is also the month of falling leaves (listopad, list + pad), and even December is similar (grudzień; that's actually the same etymology! gruda in Polish and gruodas in Lithuanian both mean something like frozen mud :) Similar climate, similar lifestyle, so similar words. Etymology is cool.
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Thank you for this channel! This is really big help for me and I am learning already. Got married with lithuanian but all of his family doesn’t speak English so I have to really try my best to learn this so I am able to communicate with them.
I want to surprise them one day 😊
Ačiu 🎉
The examples are really helpful. Thank you
This is super helpful!
I have an amazing girlfriend born and raised in Lithuania and I’m eager to become fluent for her, stumbling upon this was an absolute gem!
Please keep it up, you have my support
Sausio (gen.) - Sausis (nom.) - January
Vasario - Vasaris - February
Kovo - Kovas - March
Balandžio - Balandis - April
Gegužės - Gegužė - May
Birželio - Birželis - June
Liepos - Liepa - July
Rugpjūčio - Rugpjūtis - August
Rugsėjo - Rugsėjis - September
Spalio - Spalis - October
Lapkričio - Lapkritis - November
Gruodžio - Gruodis - December
Thank you!
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Thanks for a yet another great lesson!
Do you by any chance planning to create Anki collection based on your lessons? That would be awesome.
That would be useful and interesting to know whether months names are referred (probably logicly) to other words, like Balandis is pigeon. Thanks for the lesson!
Thanks for this lessons, examples are really useful.
Is there a rule to type months names with capital letter in Lithuanian?
Thanks for this lesson. Now I can put together my Lithuanian calendar. I was born in November. How would I say Thanksgiving is in November in Lithuanian?
That would be " Padėkos Diena yra Lapkritį or Lapkričio mėnesį"
@@spokenlithuanian7186 Thanks. It was my Grandparents favorite day when they came to JAV in the early 1900's.
There are some interesting similarities with Polish!
Our July is also from linden trees (lipiec), August is harves time (though we identified it with a sickle, hence sierpień), October is flax connected (more precisely what's left from preparing linen), November is also the month of falling leaves (listopad, list + pad), and even December is similar (grudzień; that's actually the same etymology! gruda in Polish and gruodas in Lithuanian both mean something like frozen mud :)
Similar climate, similar lifestyle, so similar words. Etymology is cool.
Hi do you offer private class
The English should be:April Fool's Day is my favorite day.