@@Hitasssss I wanted to point out that too. Definitely not the oldest, however, it has a lot of archaic features dating back to whatever century BC. In any case, I'm really proud of it and thankful to my forefathers who managed to preserve it.
Briliant video! A small detail: ačiū - has a stress on the first A (long&strong, open mouth sound). I.e. no stress on the last letter ū which is almost silent (even though confusingly the word is spelled with a “ū” long). Whereas in the English sound of sneeze - achoo, the stress is on oo.
Good, maybe someone will find this video helpful who wants to Start learning Lithuanian. At least you are doing good progress on speaking Lithuanian fluently not like me trying to speak or write in English. Bruh
How are you? - Kaip sekasi/ kaip gyvuoji / kaip gyveni / kaip klostosi / kaip gyvenimas / kaip einasi / kas gero / kas girdėt / kokių žinių / kokių naujienų? 😆 The best would be “ką gamini?”, but only to be used a joke 😑
man patinka, kaip jis labiau stengiasi išmokti mūsų kalbą nei vietiniai rusakalbiai😂
Loved the video btw
Haha ačiū labai!!
"iki" kind of mean "see you (again)". That's why one of supermarket brands caries this name.
Yep, I love that - I always say goodbye when I go past it with my fiancee haha
iki - literally means “until” [we meet again].
It is kind of a shortening of the full phrase of: iki pasimatymo
You’re always finding good paths to walk! :)
I do a lot of walking!
2:18 I prefer saying "Sveiki" (when you greet multiple people) or "Sveika/-as" (when you greet single person female/male)
Good point - I left that off but this is widely used, perhaps more than the others even
Lithuanian language is oldest in the world and most difficult to learn, but you know the system how to learn. Good luck
It's not oldest in the world. It's oldest survived Indo-European one of branch.
@@Hitasssss I wanted to point out that too. Definitely not the oldest, however, it has a lot of archaic features dating back to whatever century BC. In any case, I'm really proud of it and thankful to my forefathers who managed to preserve it.
Šaunus vaizdo įrašas :))
Ačiū!
Briliant video!
A small detail: ačiū - has a stress on the first A (long&strong, open mouth sound). I.e. no stress on the last letter ū which is almost silent (even though confusingly the word is spelled with a “ū” long).
Whereas in the English sound of sneeze - achoo, the stress is on oo.
Thanks, good point there!
Cheers
Good, maybe someone will find this video helpful who wants to Start learning Lithuanian. At least you are doing good progress on speaking Lithuanian fluently not like me trying to speak or write in English.
Bruh
Iki and viso think about differents. I hope your will get a point 😁 Nice video 👍👌
Thank you 😁😁
How does one say i hate you or i love you??
I hate you - aš nekenčiu tavęs.
I love you - aš myliu tave.
👍🏼
How are you? - Kaip sekasi/ kaip gyvuoji / kaip gyveni / kaip klostosi / kaip gyvenimas / kaip einasi / kas gero / kas girdėt / kokių žinių / kokių naujienų? 😆
The best would be “ką gamini?”, but only to be used a joke 😑
So many options 😂
Labas :)
Labas!
Achu
1:21 Nah! After sneezing you say "APČI"!.. not "apčiŪ" :P
Haha in England it's like A-choo! Which is basically the same as Ačiū 😁