Guys, this was my first TH-cam Premiere and it was so awesome to chat with you all LIVE, it's crazy! Thanks for watching and help me spread the word about Lithuania by sharing this video with the hashtag #SALTIBARSCIAI and showing your friends how knowledgeable you are about 'em tiny gorgeous countries of the world! Thank you for being on this adventure with me - love you all ❤️
I don't know what always happens to me whenever I watch your videos .you are a man of full positivity and joy. Be blessed man. And also your country is beautiful really loved it. Keep smiling forever.😁
I am Chinese Indonesian and I live in Indonesia. I have a Lithuanian friend. We met at the gym. He started the chat when we were in the same jacuzzi. I asked him a very basic question "Where are you from ?". He replied "Europe". Then I asked him again "Which country ?". Then he replied "I will show you on the map later". I didn't know why he won't tell right away. but then I realized that Lithuanians often have to explain where Lithuania is. Because the majority of people in the world don't know where it is. I think he is tired of hearing "Lithu... what ?"
Great video, Jacob. I'm 65 and American. My mom was born in Šilute in 1931. When Germany invaded in 1940, my grandfather was hearing stories about exiles to Siberia. The family used my grandmother's German citizenship to re-enter Germany, and after WWII, the family came to the US. I've never visited Mom's homeland and speak only a few words of Lithuanian, so thank you for this video telling me about Lithuania as it is today. Dievas palaimina Lietuvą!
thank you for sharing. My grandparents were destined to Siberia and fled in 1943. My mother was born in a dp camp in Austria. 5years to get sponsership. It was so hard on them they never went back. It's very beautiful and the immigrant complex of fitting in here meant letting go of a homeland. I just recently want to know everything about Lithuania. My parents enjoy my enthusiasm . My Grandparents memory is honored. Thank you all
Pirmiausia galvojau rašyt angliškai bet pagalvojau, kad reikia naudoti savo kalbą😀 Tiesiog nuostabus video. Tiek daug sunkaus darbo įdėta į šio filmuko kūrimą . Tai nuostabu!!!
My great grandmother immigrated to the US from Lithuania. Most of our family is named after her because she was so dearly loved by the people who knew her. Some people still approach us, long after her death, to ask to sign her book. Lithuania has always held my interest and respect. Thanks for this. Love from California.
The same to me of course I love my native Lithuania, but also I love Egypt good people and friendly police i whas lost in Cairo and ask for some black uniformed guys where is national museum they told me :
I've been to Lithuania this year and spent 6 months there. Loved every minute of it. I have to come back sometime later to see how things change, because they are changing quickly. Love from Czech republic!
My Grandfather and Step Grandma were from Lithuania. The food and culture are amazing. We belong to the Lithuanian club here in East Cleveland, Ohio, United States. It's an old club, but we have the amazing Napolianas Torte and dang near every dish made from potatoes. I love the culture and I hope to one day visit the country that in turn, created me.
Yes coz we are one and the same language ;) but only we retained most of the original future of the mother language in indo-European family, Lithuania language we yet can not date it fully coz it was not written at first, but Sanskrit is the written part but the language changed to much at that time, and retained more or less same futures of the language. So Sanskrit is the worlds oldest written language and Lithuania is the oldes spoken language. Both languages have something in common. Coz in the end it was just 1 language but it spitted in 2 and Sanskrit can only tell us the story of how it evolved and we Lithuanian made less changes to our language since ++5000 years ago. But ye we are all connected. We all are the result of so many languages in indo-european family.
Many believe that Sanskrit is one of the earliest pie derivations (out of India theory).... but I think Lithuanian is older and closer to the original pie retaining many of the original features.... Sanskrit is too refined and extremely systematic.... It must have went through a lot of churning during early Vedic age in India (5000 / 2000 bc ).... The Dravidian language family is probably thousands of years older than Sanskrit....
Lithuanian has too many similar words with Sanskrit.... Also, Linthuanian Gods match with very old / forgotten hindu Gods.... Parkunas is Parjana / Indra, Dievas is Devas in Sanskrit... We must be from the same culture.... separated by thousands of years.....
@@mindatrest6838 it is fact that this language is the oldest in world... But it only was a spoken one, and wasn't written down before c, 1500 . So sadly we can not date the language. But we know that it is old, we can only speculate til now and until we find new findings. Just in 2018 we have officially got into our old gods as religion of the world. And only now you can both learn the culture and the way of the religion at school.
"Nowheres better than out tiny country" Pretty sure Latvia's smaller than Lithuania but besides that they have the same environment. In fact Latvia has more forests than Lithuania and Lithuania has more fields but that's where the differences end. They are almost the same. Except Lithuania is older and more well known. But you can't say Latvia doesn't look the same as Lithuania because they do. Same but slightly different culture, same but ever so slightly different environment. And Lithuania is not even that small.
This video just opened my eyes that the world is not only about america but has a beautiful country like lithuania that people must visit ..sending love from indonesia🇮🇩 *sorry for my bad english*
I've been to Lithuania a few years ago, when I turned 18! It was my first time travelling abroad without family or school, and I was really excited. I wanted to go there specifically because I had fallen in love with the voice of the singer Rasa Serra and wanted to visit the nature that inspired her. It was an amazing trip. I had never seen such beautiful landscapes or met more welcoming people. Now, after five years of travelling solo, I still look back at that trip as my absolute favorite. Going to Lithuania really changed my life. Lots of love from Italy 😘
Greetings from Brazil 🇧🇷♥️ 🇱🇹 I really hope to visit Lithuania one day, looks so amazing and beautiful place, with a lot of history, culture and cool people. God bless everyone.
Both of my parents are from Memelland, now part of Lithuania. Even though we were of German heritage, Germans have a very long history in this area. When I visited this year my husband and I both fell in love with the country and travelled from Vilnius to Klaipeda. The Curonian spit/Sandkrug was so amazing - we just can’t wait to return!
I've been to Lithuania for an Erasmus project and it has been an amazing trip even in winter, I litterally fell in love with this country. I wasn't expecting such a wonderful country, because it appears so small from France but it has a culture and history wich need to be heard. I hope i will come back in Lithuania in summer this time :)
If you loved it even in winter time it is highly risk to come back here in summer, because there is a chance to get addicted to this beautiful country. :))
I love Lithuania for the first time My thai friends and I have visited Vilnius and Trakai during 13 -15 June 2023. People is so kind and helpful, When we sent some pictures taken in time from Vilnius and told to other friends in Bangkok - They asked What - where They have never known about this country. So I will tell them more. Next year I will visit Lithuania again and explore other places like KAUNAS, Nida. THANK YOU FOR SHARING 💛💚❤ Best Wishes from STOCKHOLM - SWEDEN
I made my first visit to Lithuania this past September and fell in love from the second I arrived in Vilnius. I was only there for a few days but I did make it up to Šiauliai to see the Hill of Crosses. The Lithuanian people were some of the nicest and most helpful people I’ve ever met and the country was absolutely beautiful. I can’t wait to return and explore more, but I can definitely say my first taste of Lithuania was unforgettable
My grandpa is Lithuanian and moved to the U.S. during WW2! Thank you for teaching me more about my ancestry. I can't wait to visit. Much love from USA. ❤️☺️
Labas ! I, who is an Indian living in Ireland, know so much about your country that you will be surprised. I can even introduce myself to any Lithuanian in your own language and you will go crazy as said by a Lithuanian person herself here in Ireland. When a Lithuanian woman came into my life 6.5 years before, I started learning more and more about this country and your culture. Unfortunately the girl from Siauliai, whom I gave so much, walked away with another man after a 6 years of relationship when I met with a terrible road accident and had to go through a number of surgeries. I even had to fight a severe depression and I still run through a shivering whenever I think about my past. But hey I always loved this country even though I never had been to Siauliai, Kaunas or Vilnius, even though my plans to eat Chebureki with her at the beach of Palanga never came true , even though I know many Telebimbam songs but sadly got no chance to sing for someone. :)) But I will be there in 2019 hopefully. Meanwhile labanukt.
So heart touching story. Im sure if u stay for longer time in Lithuania, ull find someone to eat čeburiekai in Palanga. Btw, despite of being popular fast food, čeburiekai, has nothing to lithuanian cousine.
Did you know Lithuanian is the oldest european language still spoken today and had close ties to ancient Indian language of sandskrit. Look it up they were in contact during the amber trade way way back in the day pre Rome
Thats a nice comment... I am going to Sofia next year to get my teeth done. Next week I fly to Lithuania for some other surgery. Fascinating place and so much history... Im glad Lithuania is independent
Go 🇱🇹 Lithuania!!!🧡 I‘m from South Korea and I studied in Lithuania until last year. So it‘s really special for me as my second hometown😊 Lithuania is amazing place and people should know about it!!!!! I hope your influence, your video impact others!!!!
I just today, at 33 years of age, discovered that Lithuania wasn’t another poor struggling post Soviet Union country and wanted to learn more. Looks closer to a Scandinavian country than a ex Soviet Union nation. Beautiful.
Baltic but yes my people are conquers grandfather would fight the Bolsheviks in the great forest he says to me romuva watched over him and I believe it!!!
idk man I'd say most of our people have the ignorance of an ex Soviet Union nation. whenever you look at the most upvoted comment under news articles, it's usually the one hating on the government or the police with no logical basis. Vilnius is pretty modern, if we're talking about people and cities, but others cities are a bit behind. Coming from a person who was born in the middle of Lithuania. not Vilnius.
I'm from Russia and I can tell you that ur video is absolutely AWESOME! I don't care about all the politic stuff but I just have seen all this beauty of Lithuania and now I'm sure it's gonna be my next place to visit! You're very funny and charismatic so keep doing what you're doing. Thank ya and good luck ;)
Dинь ну красота +) а - нищета ,безработица и отмывание)всё что есть просрали ,только покупать остаётся,зарплата по курсу перевели,а в магазинам и везде 1 к 1
Your country is very beautiful. I came to Lithuania (Klaipėda) from Germany after watching your videos. I am an Indian and I am happy that I came here. Thank you Jacob. God bless you and God bless Lithianians 💗 - Ghanshyam T. P. (Master's student at Klaipėda University, Lithuania)
Well, you visited Bulgaria recently and I visited Lithuania in October 2018. What can I say? I was extremely impressed and found the country so beautiful. The things that surprised me a lot, where: (i) How quiet and civilised the people are. No screaming on the streets and children were very well behaved with their parents. Discipline at its top. People nicely dressed. I guess this is somehow the Nordic influence. (ii) Similar to Bulgaria, I found the tap water very tasty. I never bothered buying mineral water from the shop. (iii) Prices. I was shocked on how expensive prices are at the supermarkets and also restaurants. We then happened to discover that the salaries in Vilnius are not very low compared to other places in Europe. (iv) Taking the train from Vilnius to Kaunas (another delightful town, especially the athlete with the penis statue), I was so impressed with the SUPER clean railway wagons and outlets everywhere to charge your phone. Service was super punctual and the nature scenes were so great. (v) Never in my life have I seen a city the size of Vilnius with the amount of churches in one area. They were all so glorious and beautiful. The views from the top of the hill are breathtaking. Overall, all 3 Baltic states are quite different but maybe...maybe...Lithuania is slighly my favourite one. Keep up the good videos and greetings from Bulgaria.
Regarding (i) - it is not the Nordic influence. Lithuania has a northern mentality. After some years of brutal occupation we returned to our way of life..
As an Indian with undying love of dairy, I have to 100 % agree with the Lithuanian idea of sour cream everything. Go Lithuania !! Would have made me wanna visit even more if the filling in that potato stuff was vegetarian.
We do have a vegetarian option and it's filled with varškė - curd. So vegetarian AND dairy which you said you love. It's not available in every single restaurant, but you can ask for curd filling option in about 2/3 of places. With growing amount of vegetarians here, more restaurants are offering curd filling.
As a Lithuanian I thank you for this video. I am so proud this is the video most people will see when looking up for more information about our country as it's done beautifully.
Lithuania is my top summer travel destination. I've been there twice studying Lithuanian, which is by the way a very interesting language, and planning to go back next summer. I've walked the orange castle of Trakai, hotair ballooned across the sky of Vilnius, and skydived above the clouds of Klaipėda. There are a lot of amazing places to explore, and I'll keep on coming back to explore them all. I've tasted its famous dishes like bulviniai blynai (my favorite), kibinai, cepelinai, and šaltibarščiai (not a fan 😅). The people are extremely friendly, in fact, the friendliest people I've met in all my European tours. As my favorite Lithuanian song goes, "Aš tikrai myliu Lietuvą." Much love from 🇵🇭
h h Thanks! I appreciate the recommendation. I googled it, and can’t wait to set foot on St. Matthias Church (the tallest church in Lithuania 😲) and the canopy walkway. 😁
This comment made me smile so much. I’m glad there are people like you who want to explore different cultures and who are so open to trying new foods and just travelling in general. Mes būtumėm geri draugai! 😄
Ačiū, Lietuva! Taiwanese people really appreciated your country, Lithuania, donated COVID-19 vaccines to my country, Taiwan. After the pandemic cooling down, many Taiwanese people will visit your country.
@@jordanasparadoxproductions8401 Taiwan is an independent country. China is a terrorist state governed by a dictator who declared himself ruler till death.
We love how happy and positive you are. We watched this video before we visited Lithuania and now having been there we totally understand why you’re so enthusiastic about it, an amazing and unique little country! We were lucky enough to be there on March 11th 2020! What a celebration! Great vlog😊
Hello my Lithuanian friends, I'm a Lithuanian-Brazilian and my family from my father's side immigrated from Lithuania around the 1920s. I had a very good relationship with my great grandmother from Lithuania when I was a kid and she told me a lot of beautiful stories about her country (besides introducing me to the 2 things I love most in my life: Coca Cola and boiled eggs). My sister has gotten her Lithuanian passport and she's currently living in Portugal, and I hope to do the same in the near future as the situation in Brazil is not promising. Thank you very much and I wish all the best for my Lithuanian brothers.
@@leovigildo9706 yep. 95% of Brazilians earn less than R$3.500 by month ($679,90 dollars). But Brazil still really good for people that have money or can investe and have a lot of opportunities
@@denisa4262 Mi-a plăcut și mie, nu e cine știe cât de deosebită, dar e verde, curată și foarte primitoare! Un fel de Moldova dar care a trecut peste era comunistă și s-a adaptat la lumea nouă :)
This is so beautiful!!! Well done, mano drauge! :D I'm Italian and I first came to Lithuania in 2016, almost casually. And now here I am, living and working in Vilnius. ❤️ Whenever someone will ask me "Why Lithuania?" (locals included) I will show them this video haha
Visited there to see a few friends. So much untouched natural beauty and the beaches were amazing. Seriously though, a trip to Clacton was never going to compete.
In love mission with a Lithuanian Princess since 10 months, knowing this wonderful country and sweet people!!! I am Italian and lived in 3 continents, now enjoying Vilnius one of the most beautiful city in Europe! God bless Lithuania...:-)
Well... Latvians sadly never took the time to learn another language... instead they just boast about how bad their politics are... P.S I'm Latvian but i would never count myself as one truly. I hate the country because of the culture and the "mad" people
@@leKtO_ What do you even mean by "never took time to learn another language"? Everyone is at least bilingual and most of young people can speak three languages.. don't spread lies
Omg! I’ve been in Lithuania in 2016 with my family.. it’s such a beautiful country it’s underrated though. I enjoy looking at the majestic and grandiose Trakai Island castle in the middle of an island so awesome!!have lots of photos taken with the castle as our background!!
Man, you are so amazing, how you presented your country. I know couple of people from there, and your "pink cold soup" is amazing. Take care. Greetings from SLOVAKIA
I work with a girl from Lithuania. She is one of the kindest and most positive people I've ever met. She always has a smile on her face and the energy in the room changes when she enters!
Labas and ačiū because of this video... I started being interested in this magical country some months ago when I met a boy from there and since that day, I started learning everyday more and more about Lietuva. Everything just make me love more and more the country even if it's not mine but some day it will be too. Because people is not from where they are born, they are from the country they choose to love. Viso gero, I hope I find you somewhere in the journal of our lives
"People is not from where they born they are from the country they choose to love" How stupid can you be to say that. Your country, your people, your motherland is where you born and is the most important thing there is. Don't bulshit here. That's why European countries are diverse and awesome because of their ancestors struggle to preserve what it is till today.
Because of what I've seen here, this is going to be included in my itinerary trip this year, in a couple of months. Thank you for enlightening people about your beautiful country.
From Illinois in the US 🇺🇸 my great grand parents moved here from Lithuania in the 1940s I never got a chance to meet them but I always wanted to hear their stories about Lithuania. I'd love to visit
Same! Except my great grandparents came a couple decades earlier. The only story I got to hear was that they refused to teach my grandmother how to speak Lithuanian :( Hopefully, we both get to visit Lithuania one day!
I recently learned I'm not fully Norwegian but also about a quarter baltic, this really made me want to know more about the baltics and now I'm learning Lithuanian! Loved the video🇱🇹❤🇧🇻
I'm Lithuanian but raised in the UK , and I got there to spend my summers , when I go I always go outside and I live near the Nemunas so there is forest for miles and it's so calming just riding a bike for hours breathing in clean air and escaping reality , it is amazing
What a cool video! In Ukraine, we also have beet soup, it's called "Boršč", but it's red, not pink :) We also love potato pancakes - "deruny" and the word for "book" is the same - "knyga". We're like cousins! Greetings from Lvovas :) 🇺🇦🇱🇹
In our Lithuanian menu we have "Boršč" (Barščiai) too, but the difference is that our #šaltibarčiai is like "cold boršč" :D and it's pink because of kefir (buttermilk) :) it's very popular on summer, when is hot - it is very refreshing.
Our words for book are the same because lithuanian borrowed quite a few words from slavic languages, mostly old church slavonic. Other examples of such borrowing would be muilas (мило, soap), turgus (торговля, market).
+Sandris Jansons Latvian merchants and nobles called Grand duchy of lithuania "Zhyrgaa galva". I mean this joke is said with latvian accent and it points out to lithuanian coat of arms ( the guy on horse - horse head). For some reason it holded up in our minds for a long time and turned from insult to an inprint of latvian jokes and therefore a reference to latvia :D
Quite close anyway as we are the only two languages left alive from the same language group . We have a lot of common words wich are pronounced almost the same .
What an interesting history. I did know where Lithuania was, just not its rich history. A great video. Very professional production value, Jacob. Loved watching and learning. Blessings, Tim.
This kid has the absolute BEST,: personallity,energy,charachter,sense of humor,additude,smile,and it definatley seems like he also has the best hearts of any young adults I've Ever seen on youtube,or anywhere for that matter. I mean GEEZ, if the world could just use Jacob as a blueprint for how human beings should act,and treat others,and I really hope Jacob sees this. I am truly coming from a place of genuine gratitude and respect for u Jacob,and the content u produce. I'm a sub for sure,as a mattt3r of fact I NEVER comment,nor do I "binge" watch videos,especially of the same channel,but YOUR content,and honestly your entire production and artistic approach paired with genuinely interesting,relevant,knowledgeable facts and wonderful conviction and execution of these videos and travel vlogs are literally and legitimately a diamond in the rough,a straight up Pot of Gold at the end of the rainbow and with all that said, I wish u the absolute safest and rewarding travels ahead and may God continue to bless u,and use u in this world of evil and despair. Because Jacob, it's men like u who can help us change the WORLD! I love u as a brother,keep up the great work,and have fun doing IT! Nameste!! Kate
Wow baxuriukas sukure n kartu geresni video su pora dronu ir kameru... Nei Lietuva reprezentuojancios/reklamuojancios institucijos su simtais tukstanciu.... Gal sakau laikas kazka keist? Saunus video. Aciu
Rezultatas visada būna geresnis, kai darai iš širdies ir meilės tėvynei, o ne tada kai reikia. Todėl manau normalu kad šis video toks geras ir taip išpopulerėjo
I'm from Lithuania but been living abroad for the last 7,5 years and I miss my beautiful little country so much! Everywhere I go I'm excited and proud to share I'm Lithuanian if anyone asks))))
Guys, this was my first TH-cam Premiere and it was so awesome to chat with you all LIVE, it's crazy! Thanks for watching and help me spread the word about Lithuania by sharing this video with the hashtag #SALTIBARSCIAI and showing your friends how knowledgeable you are about 'em tiny gorgeous countries of the world! Thank you for being on this adventure with me - love you all ❤️
Super
Aš praleidau...🙄
Bet kaip fainiai matyti tokį nuostabiai gražų video apie Lietuvą 😋😍 net susigraudinau
I don't know what always happens to me whenever I watch your videos .you are a man of full positivity and joy. Be blessed man. And also your country is beautiful really loved it. Keep smiling forever.😁
Šaunuolis Jokūbai (tikriausiai toks tavo vardas) :D, puikiai išpildyta! Great job man, you nailed it perfectly!
My great grandmother left there during WW2 and came to America. Now I know why I put sour cream on everything.
Love from Lithuania!
You have our blood so that means u need to go shopping for some sour cream :D
You have lithuania in ur blood m8
how's the yankeeland?
masfu9999 my grandfather left lithuania at the second world war and came to Brazil
I am Chinese Indonesian and I live in Indonesia. I have a Lithuanian friend. We met at the gym. He started the chat when we were in the same jacuzzi. I asked him a very basic question "Where are you from ?". He replied "Europe". Then I asked him again "Which country ?". Then he replied "I will show you on the map later".
I didn't know why he won't tell right away. but then I realized that Lithuanians often have to explain where Lithuania is. Because the majority of people in the world don't know where it is.
I think he is tired of hearing "Lithu... what ?"
That's exactly why lol
He vas hearing just lithuf*+-=g what?
@@mffew4free so youre his friend from lithuania(ps if you are im from lithuania too :-) :-))
Lithuania is such a beautiful country!I loved visiting your country!Greetings from Latvia 🇱🇻
Thanks Latvia is beautiful country too!
Thanks
I am from lithuanian but now i am Latvua
Im from Lithuania and where is Latvia?
It's not a beautiful country, where my best friend lives in Lithuania is its very homophobic.
Lithuania is so underreated country in Europe! Love from Finland
Kiitos! 🇱🇹❤️🇫🇮
Well, it means we must to do some things. And we will.
Great video, Jacob. I'm 65 and American. My mom was born in Šilute in 1931. When Germany invaded in 1940, my grandfather was hearing stories about exiles to Siberia. The family used my grandmother's German citizenship to re-enter Germany, and after WWII, the family came to the US. I've never visited Mom's homeland and speak only a few words of Lithuanian, so thank you for this video telling me about Lithuania as it is today. Dievas palaimina Lietuvą!
Heyi can tell you where Šilutė iš everybody says Šilutė 1 part of small Lithuanian
Šilute??Soo god
Im from šilutė great place
From Silute :)
thank you for sharing. My grandparents were destined to Siberia and fled in 1943. My mother was born in a dp camp in Austria. 5years to get sponsership. It was so hard on them they never went back. It's very beautiful and the immigrant complex of fitting in here meant letting go of a homeland. I just recently want to know everything about Lithuania. My parents enjoy my enthusiasm . My Grandparents memory is honored. Thank you all
Pirmiausia galvojau rašyt angliškai bet pagalvojau, kad reikia naudoti savo kalbą😀
Tiesiog nuostabus video. Tiek daug sunkaus darbo įdėta į šio filmuko kūrimą . Tai nuostabu!!!
Geras zmogau as irgi esu is lietuvos like coment
Vartoti
Tai gerai pagalvojai
Goda Goda
Greetings from Poland 🇵🇱 ! Grow strong Lithuania 🇱🇹 !
Tnx!
Thx Ačių
Thank you. We will.
Thanks ačiū
Tnx Poland 🇵🇱 ! We will 🇱🇹 !
My great grandmother immigrated to the US from Lithuania. Most of our family is named after her because she was so dearly loved by the people who knew her. Some people still approach us, long after her death, to ask to sign her book. Lithuania has always held my interest and respect. Thanks for this. Love from California.
I'm from Egypt and I went to Lithuania this summer and I must tell, I LOVED Vilnius and Trakai.
This video is awesome ❤️
Awesome to hear that you enjoyed my country :) Btw I live in Kaunas , you should of went there , its amazing over there!
The same to me of course I love my native Lithuania, but also I love Egypt good people and friendly police i whas lost in Cairo and ask for some black uniformed guys where is national museum they told me :
Love from Lithuania!
You’re cocky, expressive, and proud of your country... *sniff* you’re everything an American loves. Love to Lithuania 🇱🇹 from the USA 🇺🇸
Lee Harvey Oswald thank god someone else said it.
@Lee Harvey Oswald haha piece of shit
Ur a God I'm Lithuanian luv ya
He’s cocky? It looks like any other semi-advertising for tourism.... where you came up with cockiness?... what did I missed? Lol
Ačių!
Thank you!
Greetings to all lithuanian brothers from Belarus. Im so glad that u resisted that soviet shit. Stay strong ! Zieve Litva !
Sup And Stay strong !Ate Belarusai!
Smagu buti man lietuvui :3
xd
Zieve Belarus
u Belarus people must stand for ur country as well coz Lukashenka finish to sell Belarus to lilliput terrorist putin
Love from Taiwan, another freedom loving country :) Thanks to Lithuania for supporting Taiwan, I would love to visit Lithuania one day
We're going all the way in supporting Taiwan😊🙏
Taiwan is a country!
I've been to Lithuania this year and spent 6 months there. Loved every minute of it. I have to come back sometime later to see how things change, because they are changing quickly. Love from Czech republic!
That actually was cool. Hello from brothers, Latvians
Kovels sending love back to you Baltic bralukai ❤️
Much love, brothers
💙💚💛🧡💜
Love from Lithuania!
Labs
My Grandparents left Lithuania to come to America around 1910. If they could see Lithuania Now!
they would crye of joy that they were smart enough to leave
@@jaronimas221 :D
@@jaronimas221 We'd cry of joy seing you leaving our country. Do it, make Lithuania happy.
@@jaronimas221 I was about to say the same thing.
Mindaugas As a patriot, I want to call you names and tell where you can put your opinion, yet as a realist I can only wince and nod...
My Grandfather and Step Grandma were from Lithuania. The food and culture are amazing. We belong to the Lithuanian club here in East Cleveland, Ohio, United States. It's an old club, but we have the amazing Napolianas Torte and dang near every dish made from potatoes. I love the culture and I hope to one day visit the country that in turn, created me.
Greetings from India.... Lithuanian language is truely ancient.... Many words in common with Sanskrit....
@ Well it is a indo-european language so this is why, it is ancient.
Yes coz we are one and the same language ;) but only we retained most of the original future of the mother language in indo-European family, Lithuania language we yet can not date it fully coz it was not written at first, but Sanskrit is the written part but the language changed to much at that time, and retained more or less same futures of the language. So Sanskrit is the worlds oldest written language and Lithuania is the oldes spoken language. Both languages have something in common. Coz in the end it was just 1 language but it spitted in 2 and Sanskrit can only tell us the story of how it evolved and we Lithuanian made less changes to our language since ++5000 years ago. But ye we are all connected. We all are the result of so many languages in indo-european family.
Many believe that Sanskrit is one of the earliest pie derivations (out of India theory).... but I think Lithuanian is older and closer to the original pie retaining many of the original features.... Sanskrit is too refined and extremely systematic.... It must have went through a lot of churning during early Vedic age in India (5000 / 2000 bc ).... The Dravidian language family is probably thousands of years older than Sanskrit....
Lithuanian has too many similar words with Sanskrit.... Also, Linthuanian Gods match with very old / forgotten hindu Gods.... Parkunas is Parjana / Indra, Dievas is Devas in Sanskrit... We must be from the same culture.... separated by thousands of years.....
@@mindatrest6838 it is fact that this language is the oldest in world... But it only was a spoken one, and wasn't written down before c, 1500 . So sadly we can not date the language. But we know that it is old, we can only speculate til now and until we find new findings. Just in 2018 we have officially got into our old gods as religion of the world. And only now you can both learn the culture and the way of the religion at school.
I’m from America but I’m 25% Lithuanian, would love to visit in the near future!
U have to back here... Becouse all of u starts samewhere here. 😊®️
bro me too, part American, part Lithuanian and part Russian... but I live in Belgium 😂
I am from Poland and I am 32% Lithuanian.
I am part Czech, Slovak, Polish and Lithuanian, but I live in the U.S.A.
Same here man !
i'm 12, from Lithuania. I've been to Cyprus, France, Italy, Poland, Latvia... But nowhere's better than our tiny country. Thank you for this video.
Liepa :0 hahahaha it really does seem like a great country and I would want to visit Lithuania. Greetings from Cyprus.
Nobody needs to know your agem
"Nowheres better than out tiny country"
Pretty sure Latvia's smaller than Lithuania but besides that they have the same environment. In fact Latvia has more forests than Lithuania and Lithuania has more fields but that's where the differences end. They are almost the same. Except Lithuania is older and more well known. But you can't say Latvia doesn't look the same as Lithuania because they do. Same but slightly different culture, same but ever so slightly different environment. And Lithuania is not even that small.
Damn ive only bin to poland and croasia
Liepa :0 same
Love to Lithuania from Poland...
This video just opened my eyes that the world is not only about america but has a beautiful country like lithuania that people must visit ..sending love from indonesia🇮🇩 *sorry for my bad english*
I've been to Lithuania a few years ago, when I turned 18!
It was my first time travelling abroad without family or school, and I was really excited. I wanted to go there specifically because I had fallen in love with the voice of the singer Rasa Serra and wanted to visit the nature that inspired her.
It was an amazing trip. I had never seen such beautiful landscapes or met more welcoming people. Now, after five years of travelling solo, I still look back at that trip as my absolute favorite. Going to Lithuania really changed my life.
Lots of love from Italy 😘
At 18 y.o.??? Awesome!
I’m going to be moving to Lithuania to teach English for a year. I’m so grateful for this video.
You may like it! Especially nature-wise there is so much to inhale.
Where are you from
Greetings from Brazil 🇧🇷♥️ 🇱🇹
I really hope to visit Lithuania one day, looks so amazing and beautiful place, with a lot of history, culture and cool people.
God bless everyone.
My great grandparents are from Lithuania. I want to go back!!
Don’t. Not worth it. But feel free to come for holiday. Also rent a car.
Both of my parents are from Memelland, now part of Lithuania. Even though we were of German heritage, Germans have a very long history in this area. When I visited this year my husband and I both fell in love with the country and travelled from Vilnius to Klaipeda. The Curonian spit/Sandkrug was so amazing - we just can’t wait to return!
Love from Lithuania!
I live here! The streets in the old town hate bikes!
hello from Latvia braliukas.
BROTHERS TM and little sister ESTONIA :)
Čau brāl!
Latvia is lithuania neighbors and speaking very like lithuania
Žirgu galvos
love and respect lithuanian people..from the beautiful island of the philippines!
I'm from Latvia and I love Lithuania ☀️🇱🇻🇱🇹
Paldies brāli,, We love you too,....
Hi im from lithunia poland is cool too with lithuania
Go to croos hill
Me too
BRALIUKAI
I've been to Lithuania for an Erasmus project and it has been an amazing trip even in winter, I litterally fell in love with this country. I wasn't expecting such a wonderful country, because it appears so small from France but it has a culture and history wich need to be heard. I hope i will come back in Lithuania in summer this time :)
If you loved it even in winter time it is highly risk to come back here in summer, because there is a chance to get addicted to this beautiful country. :))
Poland loves Lithuania, your culture, and beautiful language.
Then why did Poland STOLE Vilnius from us in 1920?
@@itsonepixel ?
Uhm.....thanks.?
dog poland stole it bc they did not partnered with us than
@@LemondeezBS678 XD learn history and do not delete my comments
I love Lithuania for the first time My thai friends and I have visited Vilnius and Trakai during 13 -15 June 2023. People is so kind and helpful, When we sent some pictures taken in time from Vilnius and told to other friends in Bangkok - They asked What - where They have never known about this country. So I will tell them more. Next year I will visit Lithuania again and explore other places like KAUNAS, Nida. THANK YOU FOR SHARING 💛💚❤
Best Wishes from STOCKHOLM - SWEDEN
Have a great time!
much love and respect to our brother Lietuva❤from Sakartvelo (Georgia)
gAmarjoba oir friendsss :!!
Love from lithuania!
Sveiki brothers! glory to Sakartvelo and Lietuva ❤
Thanks from lieutuva
Finally, I have a video to share with people who ask where I come from :D Tu esi pasididžiavimas Lietuvai! Ačiū Tau :)
You said thank you! I recognize it from the dictionary shot. Lol
Spot on!
Pritariu Vestinai, Jokūbai. Garsini Lietuvą nemažiau nei žmonės apie kuriuos kalbi pradžioje :)
I made my first visit to Lithuania this past September and fell in love from the second I arrived in Vilnius. I was only there for a few days but I did make it up to Šiauliai to see the Hill of Crosses. The Lithuanian people were some of the nicest and most helpful people I’ve ever met and the country was absolutely beautiful. I can’t wait to return and explore more, but I can definitely say my first taste of Lithuania was unforgettable
My grandpa is Lithuanian and moved to the U.S. during WW2! Thank you for teaching me more about my ancestry. I can't wait to visit. Much love from USA. ❤️☺️
Labas ! I, who is an Indian living in Ireland, know so much about your country that you will be surprised. I can even introduce myself to any Lithuanian in your own language and you will go crazy as said by a Lithuanian person herself here in Ireland. When a Lithuanian woman came into my life 6.5 years before, I started learning more and more about this country and your culture. Unfortunately the girl from Siauliai, whom I gave so much, walked away with another man after a 6 years of relationship when I met with a terrible road accident and had to go through a number of surgeries. I even had to fight a severe depression and I still run through a shivering whenever I think about my past. But hey I always loved this country even though I never had been to Siauliai, Kaunas or Vilnius, even though my plans to eat Chebureki with her at the beach of Palanga never came true , even though I know many Telebimbam songs but sadly got no chance to sing for someone. :))
But I will be there in 2019 hopefully. Meanwhile labanukt.
So heart touching story. Im sure if u stay for longer time in Lithuania, ull find someone to eat čeburiekai in Palanga. Btw, despite of being popular fast food, čeburiekai, has nothing to lithuanian cousine.
Did you know Lithuanian is the oldest european language still spoken today and had close ties to ancient Indian language of sandskrit. Look it up they were in contact during the amber trade way way back in the day pre Rome
Beautiful, hope all goes well, meiles nuo Lietuvos!
I feel you my dear Indian friend... Dont fret. I hope someone special and loving walks in your life.
God bless You.
❤️❤️❤️❤️
Čia kazkoki meilės protrūkiai savo šaliai?
Op kas atklydo.
@@houston0801 staKYS...
❤❤❤❤
Alpha Man matosi tu zmogus pozityvus
Hello from your Baltic brother Estonia!
Estonia is baltic sister tho :p
Estonia-chan? t00.deviantart.net/ssiIdcUK4Ynn4g89OL3jkzIq6gE=/500x250/filters:fixed_height(100,100):origin()/pre00/a2c2/th/pre/f/2017/132/2/9/estonianball_new_profile_pic_by_catfoodz-db8zk2r.jpg
Love from Lithuania!
ESTONIA - sister, not brother :D
The Baltics is like a separate universe in Europe. Love from Hungary. 🇭🇺❤🇱🇹
What is difrent in my country?
@@Juli-xn7kh is lithania a good country to study in or is turkey better??
@@aena5995 like going to university?
@@aena5995 ne için
Thats a nice comment... I am going to Sofia next year to get my teeth done. Next week I fly to Lithuania for some other surgery. Fascinating place and so much history... Im glad Lithuania is independent
Go 🇱🇹 Lithuania!!!🧡
I‘m from South Korea and I studied in Lithuania until last year. So it‘s really special for me as my second hometown😊 Lithuania is amazing place and people should know about it!!!!! I hope your influence, your video impact others!!!!
Lithuania has a badass history. Greetings from Estonia. Keep up the good work.
Greetings from Lituania!🇱🇹❤🇪🇪
Greetings from Lithuania :)
Greetings from lithuania
Aitäh! 🇱🇹🤝🇪🇪
Labas, broli
Bet tai kai šaunuolis! Aš labai abejoju, kad yra geresnių šalies pristatymu visoj Europoj. Tiesiog tobula! Kažkaip net gera pasidarė būt lietuviu!
Pritariu!
I just today, at 33 years of age, discovered that Lithuania wasn’t another poor struggling post Soviet Union country and wanted to learn more. Looks closer to a Scandinavian country than a ex Soviet Union nation. Beautiful.
Exactly, we are modern, well educated, clean and fresh country. Come and see this by Your self :)
Baltic but yes my people are conquers grandfather would fight the Bolsheviks in the great forest he says to me romuva watched over him and I believe it!!!
idk man I'd say most of our people have the ignorance of an ex Soviet Union nation. whenever you look at the most upvoted comment under news articles, it's usually the one hating on the government or the police with no logical basis.
Vilnius is pretty modern, if we're talking about people and cities, but others cities are a bit behind. Coming from a person who was born in the middle of Lithuania. not Vilnius.
Yes, we Lithuanians are baltics and North people, so we are really more like Scandinavians, not slavs.
Naaah, I rode lithuania many times and it looks really poor
I'm from Russia and I can tell you that ur video is absolutely AWESOME! I don't care about all the politic stuff but I just have seen all this beauty of Lithuania and now I'm sure it's gonna be my next place to visit! You're very funny and charismatic so keep doing what you're doing. Thank ya and good luck ;)
Pilitic fors politics... We all have a peace of same history so... We have just love each others
Dинь ну красота +) а - нищета ,безработица и отмывание)всё что есть просрали ,только покупать остаётся,зарплата по курсу перевели,а в магазинам и везде 1 к 1
nezabud skazat shto ty turist :) liudi budet po miagche
Welcome mate!
Soviet uinion
Your country is very beautiful. I came to Lithuania (Klaipėda) from Germany after watching your videos. I am an Indian and I am happy that I came here. Thank you Jacob. God bless you and God bless Lithianians 💗 - Ghanshyam T. P. (Master's student at Klaipėda University, Lithuania)
Well, you visited Bulgaria recently and I visited Lithuania in October 2018.
What can I say? I was extremely impressed and found the country so beautiful.
The things that surprised me a lot, where:
(i) How quiet and civilised the people are. No screaming on the streets and children were very well behaved with their parents. Discipline at its top. People nicely dressed. I guess this is somehow the Nordic influence.
(ii) Similar to Bulgaria, I found the tap water very tasty. I never bothered buying mineral water from the shop.
(iii) Prices. I was shocked on how expensive prices are at the supermarkets and also restaurants. We then happened to discover that the salaries in Vilnius are not very low compared to other places in Europe.
(iv) Taking the train from Vilnius to Kaunas (another delightful town, especially the athlete with the penis statue), I was so impressed with the SUPER clean railway wagons and outlets everywhere to charge your phone. Service was super punctual and the nature scenes were so great.
(v) Never in my life have I seen a city the size of Vilnius with the amount of churches in one area. They were all so glorious and beautiful. The views from the top of the hill are breathtaking.
Overall, all 3 Baltic states are quite different but maybe...maybe...Lithuania is slighly my favourite one.
Keep up the good videos and greetings from Bulgaria.
Regarding (i) - it is not the Nordic influence. Lithuania has a northern mentality. After some years of brutal occupation we returned to our way of life..
Cool, i am from lithuania
You seen nothing yet its realy nice. 🇱🇹🇱🇹🇱🇹🇱🇹🇱🇹🇱🇹
Im from lithuania if you didint notice yet
Awww well thats realy nice to hear 💚💛❤
Яни Л ти луд ли си да сръвняваш родината с литва?
As an Indian with undying love of dairy, I have to 100 % agree with the Lithuanian idea of sour cream everything. Go Lithuania !! Would have made me wanna visit even more if the filling in that potato stuff was vegetarian.
We do have a vegetarian option and it's filled with varškė - curd. So vegetarian AND dairy which you said you love. It's not available in every single restaurant, but you can ask for curd filling option in about 2/3 of places. With growing amount of vegetarians here, more restaurants are offering curd filling.
There are filling with mushrooms as well :)
Lithuania seems amazing to visit, much love to you guys from Mexico 🇲🇽🇱🇹
Thank you :D lituhania has some beutifull places if i do say so myself 😂
@Quique Ackerman Hey
Do you get bored of dessert?
Gracias! 🇱🇹🤝🇲🇽
Mexico too is beautiful. I’ve travelled it quite a bit! 🇲🇽
Didn't know we were getting love from across the pond
Jokūbai, esi neoficialus Lietuvos ambasadorius!
Ačiū tau!
Sergejui Staponkui Reiktų tą bičelį padaryti tokiu 😂
Hi from Latvia 🇱🇻
@*DEAD DASH* sup
Love from Lithuania!
Labdien es ar no Latvias
Same! :D
Hi brother :)
As a Lithuanian I thank you for this video. I am so proud this is the video most people will see when looking up for more information about our country as it's done beautifully.
I'm from South Korea!!! Lithuania fighting!!! 🇰🇷💞 #saltibarsciai 💕
awwww i love Korea💗, I'm living in Lithuania :) thank u, i feel very happy now, cause now a lot of people know my country
Thank God not north
@@ada._pau me tto
I'm lituhanian
Dude, that rise of quality! Woah! :D
🥰🥰
Hi..
Lithuania is my top summer travel destination. I've been there twice studying Lithuanian, which is by the way a very interesting language, and planning to go back next summer. I've walked the orange castle of Trakai, hotair ballooned across the sky of Vilnius, and skydived above the clouds of Klaipėda. There are a lot of amazing places to explore, and I'll keep on coming back to explore them all. I've tasted its famous dishes like bulviniai blynai (my favorite), kibinai, cepelinai, and šaltibarščiai (not a fan 😅). The people are extremely friendly, in fact, the friendliest people I've met in all my European tours. As my favorite Lithuanian song goes, "Aš tikrai myliu Lietuvą." Much love from 🇵🇭
visit Anykščiai sometime! ❣️
h h Thanks! I appreciate the recommendation. I googled it, and can’t wait to set foot on St. Matthias Church (the tallest church in Lithuania 😲) and the canopy walkway. 😁
Awwww thats so sweet!
This comment made me smile so much. I’m glad there are people like you who want to explore different cultures and who are so open to trying new foods and just travelling in general. Mes būtumėm geri draugai! 😄
Go to palanga
Ačiū, Lietuva! Taiwanese people really appreciated your country, Lithuania, donated COVID-19 vaccines to my country, Taiwan. After the pandemic cooling down, many Taiwanese people will visit your country.
Feeling honoured by my countries efforts giving Taiwan what other countries gaved us 30 years ago. More than vaccines
Forever freedom and glory to Taiwan from China's terrorism!
@@DerelictusAnima .m
Taiwan is True China
@@jordanasparadoxproductions8401 Taiwan is an independent country. China is a terrorist state governed by a dictator who declared himself ruler till death.
We love how happy and positive you are. We watched this video before we visited Lithuania and now having been there we totally understand why you’re so enthusiastic about it, an amazing and unique little country! We were lucky enough to be there on March 11th 2020! What a celebration! Great vlog😊
Awesome video man, well done! I just might come to Lithuania.
You sure have to:)
U have to.
U will see beutiful wiews and friendly people.
Im from Lithuania so i know😉
It's amazing here 😁
When U Go to Lithuania, U must visit palanga. There is a awesome beach.
Gabriel Traveler pls come!
Best video about Lithuania I've ever seen.👌
I think it's the only video about Lithuania I've ever seen, but it was indeed very nicely done.
Just the best video I've ever seen
I don’t want to see the others you’ve then. This is so horrible to watch. Cringe from beginning to end.
I agree 👍
@@Symbiatch tu supranti kad ant lietuvio uzsirovei Translation: Do you understand that your going at a lithuanianan ? (Means ur fucked)
Hello my Lithuanian friends, I'm a Lithuanian-Brazilian and my family from my father's side immigrated from Lithuania around the 1920s. I had a very good relationship with my great grandmother from Lithuania when I was a kid and she told me a lot of beautiful stories about her country (besides introducing me to the 2 things I love most in my life: Coca Cola and boiled eggs). My sister has gotten her Lithuanian passport and she's currently living in Portugal, and I hope to do the same in the near future as the situation in Brazil is not promising. Thank you very much and I wish all the best for my Lithuanian brothers.
O Brasil é gigantesco
@@Jeanpierrer148 and very poor
@@leovigildo9706 yep. 95% of Brazilians earn less than R$3.500 by month ($679,90 dollars).
But Brazil still really good for people that have money or can investe and have a lot of opportunities
I'm 25% Lithuanian, but I love Lithuania 100%.
You can’t be 25%, you’re probably just American
@@aubreygraham5821 if they have one grandparent that is 100% Lithuanian or something similar in their lineage, then yes, they can be 25%.
@@shaynalee9934 Are you American?
@@aubreygraham5821 Are you canadian?
I'm half Lithuanian nd half arab I'm proud and happy about my nationalities
I've been to Lithuania, in Alytus and Vilnius, through an Erasmus+ project and I loved everything about it ☺ Love Lietuva from Rumunija ! 🇷🇴💓🇱🇹
Ayy You've been to Alytus its my home town.
Einarazz same!
Tu esi Erasmus+ wow geras
Inca un roman :))) ador tara asta, Lituania. E uimitoare
@@denisa4262 Mi-a plăcut și mie, nu e cine știe cât de deosebită, dar e verde, curată și foarte primitoare! Un fel de Moldova dar care a trecut peste era comunistă și s-a adaptat la lumea nouă :)
This is so beautiful!!! Well done, mano drauge! :D
I'm Italian and I first came to Lithuania in 2016, almost casually. And now here I am, living and working in Vilnius. ❤️
Whenever someone will ask me "Why Lithuania?" (locals included) I will show them this video haha
Chiara Bravo Anch’io!!! Same ;) 👑🇱🇹
I don't hate, but it's mano drauge
FeRz thank you, actually, because if no one ever corrects me, I’ll never learn! :)
@@kia1008 and that is right. :)
@Chiara Bravo your from Italy, i love Italy viva Italia! I am so happy you like our country ❤️
I’m Lithuanian and I show this video to British people where I live now, and I’m proud to be Lithuanian!❤️❤️ Aciu kad pasakoji musu istorija!❤️
I guess your language is hard to learn.
@@fansogg5533 it is😅
as irgi
Visited there to see a few friends. So much untouched natural beauty and the beaches were amazing. Seriously though, a trip to Clacton was never going to compete.
myliu tave
In love mission with a Lithuanian Princess since 10 months, knowing this wonderful country and sweet people!!!
I am Italian and lived in 3 continents, now enjoying Vilnius one of the most beautiful city in Europe!
God bless Lithuania...:-)
SOX Awesome! My brother goes to college in vilnius
Well you must seen nothing...
Lithuania is a beautiful country. Love from Indonesia
I'm part Lithuanian on my mothers side. Always wondered about that part of my heritage.
I’m from America & we don’t have that great of a school system here, so thank you for teaching me more than my teachers did.
Davei vaizdų 💪
:(
Ir tu cia buvo whydotas ir dar tu????
Ncncncncnc tik 24 likes
O sveikas
T pati ir as pagalvojau ;) ko tu tokiu nedarai??
I love Lithuania, love from Poland💙
Greetings to Poland!
Czesc from Litwa to you too!
Dzięki! 🇱🇹🤝🇵🇱
Dude nice vid and a worm Sveiki from Latvia 🇱🇻
Worm 😂
Well... Latvians sadly never took the time to learn another language... instead they just boast about how bad their politics are...
P.S I'm Latvian but i would never count myself as one truly. I hate the country because of the culture and the "mad" people
@@leKtO_ What do you even mean by "never took time to learn another language"? Everyone is at least bilingual and most of young people can speak three languages.. don't spread lies
Hi from lithuania
Labdian to Latvian friends. Love from India
Omg! I’ve been in Lithuania in 2016 with my family.. it’s such a beautiful country it’s underrated though.
I enjoy looking at the majestic and grandiose Trakai Island castle in the middle of an island so awesome!!have lots of photos taken with the castle as our background!!
Esi nuostabus žmogus su milžiniška energija ir džiaugsmu akyse. Tai yra svarbiausia šio video detalė!
NO. NO. YOU ARE NOT ALLOWED TO MAKE VIDEOS THIS GOOD LOOKING
Man, you are so amazing, how you presented your country. I know couple of people from there, and your "pink cold soup" is amazing. Take care. Greetings from SLOVAKIA
Pink cold soup is called " šalti barščiai " and yeah its very delicious
Pink cold soup.Haha i cant😀
Vecā labā aukstā zupa
Love from Lithuania!
I work with a girl from Lithuania. She is one of the kindest and most positive people I've ever met. She always has a smile on her face and the energy in the room changes when she enters!
My grandfather came from Lithuania and your video made me so happy to learn about where I come from.
Same
now you guys can imagine, your fathers were like champions to survive the conditions Lithuanians had to go through, and save the preciuos language
Pats labiau pamegau Lietuvą. XD
GG_Lion panasiai bro
GG_Lion same
nice seniai matytas lol
@@itsarctic777 Ha Ha. Nesitikėjau tave čia sutikt. :D
@@chaoz_2k185 xd zn
Oh hey brother!
Greetings from 🇱🇻Latvia🇱🇻!!!
Thanks!
👍👍👍
Hey neighbour! About to visit your amazing country in couple of weeks!🇱🇹❤🇱🇻
Tnx! greetings from Lithuania to you too!
Zirgo galva
Paldies! 🇱🇹🤝🇱🇻
i'm lithuanian descent and have always been curious about this beautiful country. never realized how awesome the history was. thanks for this!
Labas and ačiū because of this video...
I started being interested in this magical country some months ago when I met a boy from there and since that day, I started learning everyday more and more about Lietuva. Everything just make me love more and more the country even if it's not mine but some day it will be too. Because people is not from where they are born, they are from the country they choose to love.
Viso gero, I hope I find you somewhere in the journal of our lives
"People is not from where they born they are from the country they choose to love"
How stupid can you be to say that. Your country, your people, your motherland is where you born and is the most important thing there is. Don't bulshit here. That's why European countries are diverse and awesome because of their ancestors struggle to preserve what it is till today.
spoiler alert, the clouds above Lithuania are sour cream
ᴛꜱᴜᴋɪ correct
Please stop stereotyping my country, no offence
Yes correct we eat them on Mondays
Laughed more than I should have
Guess i need to get tickets for my flight 😎😎
I really want to visit Lithuania one day💞Love from Greece
Natalia Vo i want to visit grece and i live in lithuania
There aren't a lot of stuff here
yep, nothing to do here :((
his way of talking made me cringe :((
Lithuania is small but amazing country 😍 You can a lot of things here 🇱🇹🇱🇹
I thought jacob was greek at first cause his last name sounds so greek
Because of what I've seen here, this is going to be included in my itinerary trip this year, in a couple of months. Thank you for enlightening people about your beautiful country.
From Illinois in the US 🇺🇸 my great grand parents moved here from Lithuania in the 1940s I never got a chance to meet them but I always wanted to hear their stories about Lithuania. I'd love to visit
You must come and see with own eyes the birthplace of yours ancestors 🙂👌🇱🇹🍓must feel that your own soul... 🤗
Same! Except my great grandparents came a couple decades earlier. The only story I got to hear was that they refused to teach my grandmother how to speak Lithuanian :( Hopefully, we both get to visit Lithuania one day!
Pagaliau radau video apie Lietuva kuris tikrai būvo vertas peržiūrėti nuo pradžios iki pabaigos❤❤👍👍👍👊👌
I recently learned I'm not fully Norwegian but also about a quarter baltic, this really made me want to know more about the baltics and now I'm learning Lithuanian! Loved the video🇱🇹❤🇧🇻
Æ kan lære dæ litauisk ! Vakkert språk 😍
I'm Lithuanian but raised in the UK , and I got there to spend my summers , when I go I always go outside and I live near the Nemunas so there is forest for miles and it's so calming just riding a bike for hours breathing in clean air and escaping reality , it is amazing
I was born in Germany, but my mom comes from Lithuania! So for me Lithuania is my second home❤ Greatings from Bavaria😊
we love you too
lex4260 🔥
u a girl?
What a cool video! In Ukraine, we also have beet soup, it's called "Boršč", but it's red, not pink :) We also love potato pancakes - "deruny" and the word for "book" is the same - "knyga". We're like cousins! Greetings from Lvovas :) 🇺🇦🇱🇹
In our Lithuanian menu we have "Boršč" (Barščiai) too, but the difference is that our #šaltibarčiai is like "cold boršč" :D and it's pink because of kefir (buttermilk) :) it's very popular on summer, when is hot - it is very refreshing.
Our words for book are the same because lithuanian borrowed quite a few words from slavic languages, mostly old church slavonic. Other examples of such borrowing would be muilas (мило, soap), turgus (торговля, market).
Remind me please, how do you say THANK YOU in Ukrainian? Дякую ? In Lithuanian we say ACIU or the is other word for that - DEKOJU ( дэкою)
There's two ways of saying thank you, the germanic "djakuju" and the slavic "spasybi", both are common :)
And I absolutely love "Aciu"! It's so funny to image a Lithuanian sneezing and then saying "Aciu" to thank whoever said "bless you" :D
Sveiki broliukai ! Excellent video . Greetings from Latvia ! ( P.S. And we are not arklio galvas :))
+Sandris Jansons
Latvian merchants and nobles called Grand duchy of lithuania "Zhyrgaa galva". I mean this joke is said with latvian accent and it points out to lithuanian coat of arms ( the guy on horse - horse head). For some reason it holded up in our minds for a long time and turned from insult to an inprint of latvian jokes and therefore a reference to latvia :D
Quite close anyway as we are the only two languages left alive from the same language group . We have a lot of common words wich are pronounced almost the same .
+Sandris Jansons
Especialy when you know Zhemaitoks bišks :D
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What an interesting history. I did know where Lithuania was, just not its rich history. A great video. Very professional production value, Jacob. Loved watching and learning. Blessings, Tim.
Hi from Costa Rica!! Great video, I've been hearing about Lithuania all my life, first time somebody explains more about it.
Banana republic :D
1. This video was BEAUTIFULLY edited! Wish I had that skill. 2. Who wants to visit Lithuania with me?
Everybody mate!
I'm from Lithuania but I want to visit Lithuania. I have never noticed how beautiful my country is until now.
I want to go there as well !
I also want to go to the Lithuania
i live there
Love Lithuania🇱🇹 from Philippines🇵🇭 ❤❤
Thank you!❤ I love Philippines too! 🇵🇭🔥
Tysm♡
Aw! It really make's me happy seeing people from another side of the world recognizing our little cointry!🇱🇹❤🇵🇭
@@4khdquality295 tu irgi lietuvis? Xd
@@alphaaa93 taip
This kid has the absolute BEST,: personallity,energy,charachter,sense of humor,additude,smile,and it definatley seems like he also has the best hearts of any young adults I've Ever seen on youtube,or anywhere for that matter. I mean GEEZ, if the world could just use Jacob as a blueprint for how human beings should act,and treat others,and I really hope Jacob sees this. I am truly coming from a place of genuine gratitude and respect for u Jacob,and the content u produce. I'm a sub for sure,as a mattt3r of fact I NEVER comment,nor do I "binge" watch videos,especially of the same channel,but YOUR content,and honestly your entire production and artistic approach paired with genuinely interesting,relevant,knowledgeable facts and wonderful conviction and execution of these videos and travel vlogs are literally and legitimately a diamond in the rough,a straight up Pot of Gold at the end of the rainbow and with all that said, I wish u the absolute safest and rewarding travels ahead and may God continue to bless u,and use u in this world of evil and despair. Because Jacob, it's men like u who can help us change the WORLD! I love u as a brother,keep up the great work,and have fun doing IT! Nameste!! Kate
Wow baxuriukas sukure n kartu geresni video su pora dronu ir kameru... Nei Lietuva reprezentuojancios/reklamuojancios institucijos su simtais tukstanciu.... Gal sakau laikas kazka keist? Saunus video. Aciu
Mantas Stonkus nusluoste nosi "alia profesionalams".... xi xi xi
Rezultatas visada būna geresnis, kai darai iš širdies ir meilės tėvynei, o ne tada kai reikia. Todėl manau normalu kad šis video toks geras ir taip išpopulerėjo
ne bahuriukas , o stebetinai brandus tokioje ankstyvojoje jaunysteje - geros kloties, Jacob (Jokūbai) , ačiū , puiku :)
@@XXoneeu noras dasipist prie zodziu ?
Fun Fact of Lithuania: Home Country Of the Strongest Man to ever walk the earth Zydrunas Savickas
Yeees true
but those Americans think they have the strongest man
Hes my dude
fuck yes
@@drpaspartu Where did you get that ??? Even Arnold (the Terminator) was always on photos with Zydrunas Savickas.
I'm from Lithuania but been living abroad for the last 7,5 years and I miss my beautiful little country so much! Everywhere I go I'm excited and proud to share I'm Lithuanian if anyone asks))))