@@tonynilsson1928 I hugged trees because she was into yoga or those spiritual things :dddd I went to lithuanian classes, drank way too much at a party to keep up with her (alcohol is just not my thing - all night I was asking god pls don't let me throw up), gone to some very stupid parties because I knew she was gonna be there, Said some very stupid things trying to flirt, had weird interactions with some dads :d Went to a lake along her friends and didn't jump in the water because I don't know how to swim. Went into Sauna - the Banya - couldn't resist the heat and left in a minute or two. Went to beach on Palanga with a jeans jacket - because it was too cold for me :D God... Went to a pool party, all tho I didn't have a towel or beach shorts... Damn... my teens were all about getting that pussi :DDDD no matter the cost
I do the same but Im polish and I have a amazing lithuanian husband that I love 😊❤😊 and for his family so they dont need to speak to me in polish so I can understand 😅
Hi there! Thank you for the lesson. I've never tried to learn Lithuanian in the past. But I do it now. I am an ethnic Lithuanian and want to move to Lithuania. Your lessons are very helpful. I like how you teach us grammar not just single words.
I have tried to learn it in the past because my mum is Lithuanian but yet she doesn't want to teach me it so i had just given up but now I've decided to try and learn on my own by these videos!
I am a lithuanian and i am very happy you are learning humans to learn lithuania because so much people does not lithuania😢😊❤: Aš esu lietuve ir aš esu labai laiminga kad tu mokai žmones kad išmoktu lietuvių kalbą, nes daug žmonių nežino lietuvių kalbos😢😊❤
I love these lessons, I share the videos I learn with my Lithuanian wife and we converse back and forth, helping to understand when to use what and how. It's very liberating becoming one step closer to understanding my wife's native tongue every lessons. Ačiū labai!
You are a life saver!! My partner is Lithuanian and I need to learn the language to be able to communicate with his family. I thought my language (French) is hard to learn but Lithuanian is next level! Your videos make it so much easier. Well explained and the learning process is logical. Thank you so much!
Good quality of explanation for grammar, I am from Romania and I love learning new languages, I want to surprise a gorgeous Lithuanian lady with my new skills learned from this channel.There I would like to know why the vocals sound different in different words
This is my first time learning Lithuanian , after visiting Kaunas . It would be great to see poems translated and explained, just as your cultural code, thanks a lot
I've been following numerous channels and investing in pricey books, and I have to say that your channel stands out as the very best. I am thoroughly enjoying your videos. Aciu labai!
I love these lessons, I'm grateful for this series, thank you so much ❤ you are a fantastic teacher. I might move to Lithuania next and I'm really nervous about it. Even though English is not my fist language, your lessons are easy to understand and really helpful
Im loving your method and i wanted to thank you. I need to learn Lithuanian as I'm moving to Kaunas soon with my wife, she's from there. Thank you for your videos. Labai ačiū
ačiū labaĩ this is perfect! I just discovered your channel, a couple of years late. I'm a US citizen but working on restoring Lithuanian citizenship in honor of my grandparents, and have been looking for something like this to learn more.
Thank you so much for this excellent lesson. I have learnt a lot. With regard to your question at the end, I have tried a few other methods to learn Lithuanian before this and my main complaint is that they introduce new language far too quickly. Once something has been introduced (with a rather poor explanation), it is expected to be understood and known. There is a tendency to rush through the language so I found myself being introduced to the past tense without even knowing how to make negative or interrogative sentences in the present. I have started a number of methods with enthusiasm but given up after a short time due to frustration. Your method of introducing language slowly with good explanations and a lot of repetition, and then getting the learner to guess the answer and create phrases and sentences by themselves before you reveal the correct answer with a clear explanation is the perfect method for me. I have understood and learnt more in these two lessons than in everything I have done before. And with your repetition and clarity of pronunciation, I think my pronunciation is quite good!! 😄 My Lithuanian partner is quite impressed, anyway. Now I can say to her: Tu labai protinga. Aš labai laimingas! 😄
thank you so much teacher, I think this a very effective way of learning, thank you for your effort, hopefully you can do more and explain grammar too please
I’ve been in a relationship with my Lithuanian partner for several years, but I’ve struggled to fully understand conversations with their parents, often only catching the occasional word. Thanks to your brilliant work, my confidence in listening skills have improved. I’m excited to apply these skills during future visits and gain a better understanding of the conversations. Labai ačiū!
hello sir i am coming to lithuania . plz make vedios on cases such as shoping , how to confirm adress , how to find a job, how to manage in local places . how to talk to local for asking questions and other things how to talk in university how to talk new friends . how to talk to teachers . thanks a lot sir for your vedios. its really help me.
This is great stuff, really helpful! Thank you for the clear explanations and Q&A style of your lessons, I've been speaking aloud trying to copy your pronunciation and pausing the video sometimes to work out the answer in more time. Already I am pausing the video less as the words become more familiar. Thank you teacher!
I like lessons which introduce new verbs in sentences along with new nouns, adjectives, adverbs, and conjunctions with various pronouns, in positive and negative forms, also as questions.
Those are absolutely important. At this moment I am trying to cover the basics and of course I will move to more random "new words, phrases, etc" Thank you for your feedback :)
Very nicely done and explained. Calm and patient delivery. I'm planning a trip to Lithuania in summer of 2023 and have been trying to pick up a bit of the language, phrases first. This gives a very good basic understanding of how sentences are actually put together. I will have to watch this a few times to really understand, but this is a very good start for me. Much appreciated! Labai, aciu! (I think that's right, just starting my journey).
Ačiū! I think that explanation of any basic grammar would be great as the grammar is the most difficult aspect of learning Lithuanian and the amount of understandable information about it on the internet is really little
Thank you so much---You are a very effective language teacher. I am learning slowly, "bet" man tai patinka:) I still can't download the 117 language phrases though:(
very good videos. I am already subscribed to your channel. The most difficult thing about the Lithuanian language is the grammar. I hope that future videos explain us about that. Greetings.
Sveikas Edgars! I love your videos. I am learning Lithuanian language as a beginner. I have a question about the verb "to be". In spoken language, we can say either "Jis yra labai laimingas" and "Jis labai laimingas." What about the written language? Can we omit the verbs in the written language? The written language is that we can write or books, newspapers, magazines etc. I would love to watch your videos and keep it up!!! Never give it up! I know that this language is very difficult, but I try to challange to this.
When I have finished to watch this video, I want to tell you about this Lithuanian grammar. I would like to learn Lithuanian grammar, vocabulary and reading. I have just seen your three videos so far (Basic Lithuanian part 1 and 2, and alphabet) It is very interesting. You have not taught us about other personal pronouns, such as we, you (plural) and they. I will have a look at other videos that you may teach us. Thank you! Keep it up!
No, you usually would not omit those in written language, but that would depend on the situation. If you are writing a book or a letter to a friend you choose your style. But if it's a legal document for example than no, you would not omit anything
As someone who grew up in Germany and speaking Russian and German from earliest childhood, (around 6 yo) it is not hard for me to learn new languages (I also speak Polish, Ukrainian, badly French and Spanish). That in Lithuanian you can leave out the "to be" part is also common in Ukrainian where you can use the word "to be" but usually we don't use it. The E at 13:19 : it sounds like the German Ä. In summer of 2022 I was in Lithuania and since then I had the wish to learn Lithuanian. With this channel I can finally break with my excuses not to learn it. Aš esu labai laiminga! Labai ačiū!
Hey, thank you for the question. I have other lessons on my channel, they pretty much go along the same line and will move you further in the Lithuanian language :)
So this isn’t a word in this lesson but I wanted to combine the word “good” in Lithuanian in the same sentence as “it is” which would be “It is good” I’m just a little confused on it. I am aware that geros, geras and maybe one more is are similar but used in different contexts and I don’t know if they can all be used universally since I’m also a male perspective. But if I were to say “it is good” or “this is good” would I be saying “tai yra geros” or “tai yra geras” and then other short and simple versions would be “tai geros” or “tai geras”
Hey, thank you for watching! You can definitely just watch them in the order of release, since even though only first two lessons where step by step, I usually adress the things you need to know in every lesson, and I always have other lessons in mind. Just go with the order of release.
Hello Eman, so glad to hear that you can't wait to see new lessons - it means a lot to me. Until September 15th I will be uploading lessons in batches, you will probably see two to three lessons next week. After September 15th you will see lessons every week :) The reason for this is my upcoming Wedding day. Sorry for the delay! :)
Could you, please, explain the pronunciation a bit/ Why "lAIminga" You pronounce as "lEIminga', "ji" ia peonounces more than "je", "Čia" - like "Če", "labai" - like "labei"?
I will actually be doing a lesson on that in the future. A simple and short explanation would be that "i" sound differently depending on what letters it is sitting in between :) In case of "Čia" it works as a softener. It is called Minkštumo ženklas in Lithuanian language. It acts that way before other vowels. When it is after a vowel you get that extended stress, which makes it sound as "labEI" to you. Another lesson I need to do :)
Me pausing the video cuz firts I need to understand the sentence in English to write in polish (my native) and then translate it to Lithuanian😂😂😂😅😅😅😊😊😊
►► Get a FREE AUDIO and PDF book "117 Lithuanian phrases"-www.spokenlithuanian.com/117phrases
As a swedish person im learning lithuanian because ive got a lithuanian WIFE who i love very much 🙂
Lithunian women have already made me do some crazy things :d Learning Lithunian could be one smart move
@@AldoApachi- what things have you done if you mind saying? :P
@@tonynilsson1928 I hugged trees because she was into yoga or those spiritual things :dddd I went to lithuanian classes, drank way too much at a party to keep up with her (alcohol is just not my thing - all night I was asking god pls don't let me throw up), gone to some very stupid parties because I knew she was gonna be there, Said some very stupid things trying to flirt, had weird interactions with some dads :d Went to a lake along her friends and didn't jump in the water because I don't know how to swim. Went into Sauna - the Banya - couldn't resist the heat and left in a minute or two. Went to beach on Palanga with a jeans jacket - because it was too cold for me :D
God...
Went to a pool party, all tho I didn't have a towel or beach shorts...
Damn... my teens were all about getting that pussi :DDDD no matter the cost
I do the same but Im polish and I have a amazing lithuanian husband that I love 😊❤😊 and for his family so they dont need to speak to me in polish so I can understand 😅
I appreciate the grammar explanation which helps it make more sense.
The way you teach,its fantastic. Please continue the series.
Thank you!
Yes, really excellent.
My wife is Lithuanian and I am Cameroonian just subscribe and thank you for simplifying everything. We live in Denmark. Thank you so much sir
Hi there! Thank you for the lesson.
I've never tried to learn Lithuanian in the past. But I do it now.
I am an ethnic Lithuanian and want to move to Lithuania. Your lessons are very helpful. I like how you teach us grammar not just single words.
Thank you so much!
I have tried to learn it in the past because my mum is Lithuanian but yet she doesn't want to teach me it so i had just given up but now I've decided to try and learn on my own by these videos!
im trying to learn lithuanian to surprise my partner and your videos are very helpful! thank you
Awesome! That will be a very nice surprise! :)
@@spokenlithuanian7186 indeed it will :D
@@okamiwolfie8258 hows it going
Same here 😭😭
I’m legit doing the same thing
I always have wanted to learn Lithuanian but I would try to learn it to fast and get burnt out but I find these really entertaining
Awesome!
Your channel is a hidden gem tbh thank you so much for making these helpful videos
Thank you!
You are a great teacher. I understand your lessons very fast!!!
I am a lithuanian and i am very happy you are learning humans to learn lithuania because so much people does not lithuania😢😊❤: Aš esu lietuve ir aš esu labai laiminga kad tu mokai žmones kad išmoktu lietuvių kalbą, nes daug žmonių nežino lietuvių kalbos😢😊❤
I love these lessons, I share the videos I learn with my Lithuanian wife and we converse back and forth, helping to understand when to use what and how. It's very liberating becoming one step closer to understanding my wife's native tongue every lessons.
Ačiū labai!
Thank you, for being here! :)
Since it's the oldest Indo-European language I gotta learn a little. You're doing awesome.
I am getting better understanding with your lessons. THANK YOU... More please!!!
You are a life saver!! My partner is Lithuanian and I need to learn the language to be able to communicate with his family. I thought my language (French) is hard to learn but Lithuanian is next level! Your videos make it so much easier. Well explained and the learning process is logical. Thank you so much!
Good quality of explanation for grammar, I am from Romania and I love learning new languages, I want to surprise a gorgeous Lithuanian lady with my new skills learned from this channel.There I would like to know why the vocals sound different in different words
Thank you for the feedback! Good idea about the vocals. I will keep that in mind :)
I’m from Romania too, i was passing through Lithuania on a road trip
This is my first time learning Lithuanian , after visiting Kaunas . It would be great to see poems translated and explained, just as your cultural code, thanks a lot
I have looked for other TH-cam videos to learn and these are the best by far . Thank you
I really appreciate it! Thank you!
I've been following numerous channels and investing in pricey books, and I have to say that your channel stands out as the very best. I am thoroughly enjoying your videos. Aciu labai!
I was in Lithuania one year ago and i so like this country. And now I'm trying to teach Lithuanian for my next visit. Ačiu for this lessons.
Great Video!
I love these lessons, I'm grateful for this series, thank you so much ❤ you are a fantastic teacher. I might move to Lithuania next and I'm really nervous about it. Even though English is not my fist language, your lessons are easy to understand and really helpful
Im loving your method and i wanted to thank you. I need to learn Lithuanian as I'm moving to Kaunas soon with my wife, she's from there. Thank you for your videos. Labai ačiū
Jūs esate labai protingas! Labai aciu!
Thank you!
Ačiū!
I am getting better understanding with your lessons. Thanks a lot.
Waiting for more videos.
Sir, I love your lesson! Please make part 3
ačiū labaĩ this is perfect! I just discovered your channel, a couple of years late. I'm a US citizen but working on restoring Lithuanian citizenship in honor of my grandparents, and have been looking for something like this to learn more.
Thank you so much for this excellent lesson. I have learnt a lot.
With regard to your question at the end, I have tried a few other methods to learn Lithuanian before this and my main complaint is that they introduce new language far too quickly. Once something has been introduced (with a rather poor explanation), it is expected to be understood and known. There is a tendency to rush through the language so I found myself being introduced to the past tense without even knowing how to make negative or interrogative sentences in the present. I have started a number of methods with enthusiasm but given up after a short time due to frustration.
Your method of introducing language slowly with good explanations and a lot of repetition, and then getting the learner to guess the answer and create phrases and sentences by themselves before you reveal the correct answer with a clear explanation is the perfect method for me. I have understood and learnt more in these two lessons than in everything I have done before. And with your repetition and clarity of pronunciation, I think my pronunciation is quite good!! 😄 My Lithuanian partner is quite impressed, anyway. Now I can say to her: Tu labai protinga. Aš labai laimingas! 😄
thank you so much teacher, I think this a very effective way of learning, thank you for your effort, hopefully you can do more and explain grammar too please
Lithuanian language is so cute and pleasant 🥰 Thank you for lesson, good job ❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥
I am enjoying your lessons very much. The format is accessible and the delivery is expert. Ačiū labai gerai.
I’ve been in a relationship with my Lithuanian partner for several years, but I’ve struggled to fully understand conversations with their parents, often only catching the occasional word. Thanks to your brilliant work, my confidence in listening skills have improved. I’m excited to apply these skills during future visits and gain a better understanding of the conversations. Labai ačiū!
Thank you ! From Morocco ❤
hello sir i am coming to lithuania . plz make vedios on cases such as shoping , how to confirm adress , how to find a job, how to manage in local places . how to talk to local for asking questions and other things how to talk in university how to talk new friends . how to talk to teachers . thanks a lot sir for your vedios. its really help me.
In the past, my first problem is developing vocabulary and in particular, pronounciation of Lithuanian words.
This is great stuff, really helpful! Thank you for the clear explanations and Q&A style of your lessons, I've been speaking aloud trying to copy your pronunciation and pausing the video sometimes to work out the answer in more time. Already I am pausing the video less as the words become more familiar. Thank you teacher!
I like lessons which introduce new verbs in sentences along with new nouns, adjectives, adverbs, and conjunctions with various pronouns, in positive and negative forms, also as questions.
Those are absolutely important. At this moment I am trying to cover the basics and of course I will move to more random "new words, phrases, etc" Thank you for your feedback :)
These videos are so helpful. Thank you so much! Please continue this series 😁
Really great lessons! You are really helping those who want to learn the Lithuanian language.
These videos are brilliant with the explanations makes understanding a whole lot easier.
Thank you!
@@spokenlithuanian7186 I cannot wait for more! Aciu!
Ačiū labai! You helped me a lot!
Awesome!
Very nicely done and explained. Calm and patient delivery. I'm planning a trip to Lithuania in summer of 2023 and have been trying to pick up a bit of the language, phrases first. This gives a very good basic understanding of how sentences are actually put together. I will have to watch this a few times to really understand, but this is a very good start for me. Much appreciated! Labai, aciu! (I think that's right, just starting my journey).
Thank you for the comment! Glad you like it :)
Ačiū! I think that explanation of any basic grammar would be great as the grammar is the most difficult aspect of learning Lithuanian and the amount of understandable information about it on the internet is really little
Thank you! I will definitely make more videos about the grammar! :)
Garei
thank you for your videos! mano vardas yra saimonas
Thx for lessons I going to visit lithuania soon :)
Absolutely brilliant ! ❤
Thank you!
Thank you so much---You are a very effective language teacher. I am learning slowly, "bet" man tai patinka:) I still can't download the 117 language phrases though:(
Thank you! Write me an email and I will send it to you manually.
@@spokenlithuanian7186 labai aciu! I will do that right now.
This is what I was looking for a long time. Thanks !
Awesome!
Thanks. It's really helpful
Thank you!
very good videos. I am already subscribed to your channel. The most difficult thing about the Lithuanian language is the grammar. I hope that future videos explain us about that. Greetings.
Is it the typical grammar of most Eastern European languages? Very similar to all the Slavic languages / Albanian language / greek language.
Thank you! More grammar videos are coming up!
The grammar definitely has more similarities to Slavik languages rather than English :)
@@spokenlithuanian7186 it is true.
i enjoy learning with you bro i hope you continue even tho the views are low
Hey, glad you like it. I will definitely continue :)
Labai ačiu for lessons from Azerbaijan 🤘🇦🇿
Awesome! Thank you for watching! :)
@@spokenlithuanian7186 but I can't find part 3 and another parts.
Thank you for these!!! Can not thank you enough...
Excellent lesson - thank you! It would be great, to see the lesson about shopping.
Thank you Pavel! I am putting lesson about shopping into my list of "lessons to do" :)
Thank you for sharing!
Hi. Thank you SO much for your lessons.
Thank you for the lesson.
Very helpful
Loving this!
Make part 3!
Very very usefull, keep going
Sveikas Edgars! I love your videos. I am learning Lithuanian language as a beginner. I have a question about the verb "to be". In spoken language, we can say either "Jis yra labai laimingas" and "Jis labai laimingas." What about the written language? Can we omit the verbs in the written language? The written language is that we can write or books, newspapers, magazines etc. I would love to watch your videos and keep it up!!! Never give it up! I know that this language is very difficult, but I try to challange to this.
When I have finished to watch this video, I want to tell you about this Lithuanian grammar. I would like to learn Lithuanian grammar, vocabulary and reading. I have just seen your three videos so far (Basic Lithuanian part 1 and 2, and alphabet) It is very interesting. You have not taught us about other personal pronouns, such as we, you (plural) and they. I will have a look at other videos that you may teach us. Thank you! Keep it up!
No, you usually would not omit those in written language, but that would depend on the situation. If you are writing a book or a letter to a friend you choose your style. But if it's a legal document for example than no, you would not omit anything
Thank you!
Great work
As esu labai lamingas❤
As someone who grew up in Germany and speaking Russian and German from earliest childhood, (around 6 yo) it is not hard for me to learn new languages (I also speak Polish, Ukrainian, badly French and Spanish). That in Lithuanian you can leave out the "to be" part is also common in Ukrainian where you can use the word "to be" but usually we don't use it. The E at 13:19 : it sounds like the German Ä. In summer of 2022 I was in Lithuania and since then I had the wish to learn Lithuanian. With this channel I can finally break with my excuses not to learn it. Aš esu labai laiminga! Labai ačiū!
thank you so much
Thank you!
thats great actually! I appreciated fully but I wonder if there will be rest comin? Aciu labai!
Thank you! I was taking some break for personal reasons, but more videos will be coming every week :)
Thank you! very useful for communicating with my in-laws :)
love this
Good
Nice
Will there be a third part?
Is there a part 3?
Labai gerai! where is part 3?
there wont be next parts????
Hey, thank you for the question. I have other lessons on my channel, they pretty much go along the same line and will move you further in the Lithuanian language :)
So this isn’t a word in this lesson but I wanted to combine the word “good” in Lithuanian in the same sentence as “it is” which would be “It is good” I’m just a little confused on it. I am aware that geros, geras and maybe one more is are similar but used in different contexts and I don’t know if they can all be used universally since I’m also a male perspective. But if I were to say “it is good” or “this is good” would I be saying “tai yra geros” or “tai yra geras” and then other short and simple versions would be “tai geros” or “tai geras”
Hey, I can’t download the audi book
what is the next part???
👏👏👏👏bravo!
Thank you!
I can not find the third lesson :(
Third part ?
Want Part 3 😢
❤
Where is part three??
I face problem right now in your videos that you made just 2 parts and then the sequence is gone.
Hey, thank you for watching! You can definitely just watch them in the order of release, since even though only first two lessons where step by step, I usually adress the things you need to know in every lesson, and I always have other lessons in mind. Just go with the order of release.
Part 3 ????? 😢
That Jos cia nera was out of nowhere :D
Hello ,where the rest of lessons,you promised us?
Hello Eman, so glad to hear that you can't wait to see new lessons - it means a lot to me. Until September 15th I will be uploading lessons in batches, you will probably see two to three lessons next week. After September 15th you will see lessons every week :) The reason for this is my upcoming Wedding day. Sorry for the delay! :)
Could you, please, explain the pronunciation a bit/ Why "lAIminga" You pronounce as "lEIminga', "ji" ia peonounces more than "je", "Čia" - like "Če", "labai" - like "labei"?
I will actually be doing a lesson on that in the future. A simple and short explanation would be that "i" sound differently depending on what letters it is sitting in between :) In case of "Čia" it works as a softener. It is called Minkštumo ženklas in Lithuanian language. It acts that way before other vowels. When it is after a vowel you get that extended stress, which makes it sound as "labEI" to you. Another lesson I need to do :)
Ačiū
Vietoj Nėra Laimingas yra patogus variantas Nelaimingas
Yes yes, prieisime dar prie šios pamokos su būdvardžiais :)
Did you just assume John's gender? Just kidding! 😂 Great lesson
Cha! Yeah you sometimes have to do that to use proper Lithuanian :D
Me pausing the video cuz firts I need to understand the sentence in English to write in polish (my native) and then translate it to Lithuanian😂😂😂😅😅😅😊😊😊
ar tu ten?
I'd like to make a formal complaint that yis becomes yo and yi becomes yos in those negagtive expressions....it should be the reverse! LOL
Cha, I never looked at it that way :D I kind of get what you mean - your version would be easier to remember. :D
বাংলা ভাষা চাই
if English was my native language i would go crazy😂 (p.s: it's much easier to learn 🇱🇹 by speaking 🇺🇦)
11:52
Haha! :) Yep Ukrainian is definitely more similar :)
Is there anyone from Bangladesh? 😊
Ar tu čia
Very good!