Thankyou so much for these lessons and beening dislexic I find learning languages hard but your lessons are fantastic and iam getting there slowly I meet evita which iam very lucky to meet in my life and want to try learn how speak her language and be able talk to her parents and all that jazz when go over keep good work and thankyou
Thank you for the lessons, I am English and I speak a little bit of Portuguese but just mainly English. My girlfriend, and her family of course, all speak Lithuanian, and although they do speak English I want to learn Lithuanian very much - not only for them, but for myself too. They teach me a lot of things, but these videos really help to explain some of the things that maybe they struggle to. Thank you for the videos sir! Ačiū :)
Yes, again these lessons are very helpful and well explained! Very much appreciated! I'm a bit of a slow learner, but feel like I'm getting there. Every little bit helps and adds to the knowledge base! As with any language the challenge is stringing the correct words together to make a coherent sentence.
I continue to love your lessons and this one as well. The building block aspect of it works for me best, adding adverbs, nouns, adjectives, tenses to what we know already. The colors and the parentheses are good, showing words which are optional.
Thank you so much for these lessons! I've been using apps and any resources I can find, but I really needed a structured lesson to explain how to make sentences and understand more. Your lessons are perfect, and I do love the colour coding and explanation of what type of words they are. For some reason I never really learned about verbs and adjectives etc in English, so that really confuses me, but the colours help me to understand what you mean. :)
Honestly learn with u it s look very simple. I really appreciate that. Hope to have a new one soon. ( native speak too fast 😢 that is my problem naw but hope to be able to feel them😂)
Great lesson as usual 🙏🏻 I’ve used a few different ways to learn the language so far. One of my favourites was Pimsluer’s lessons. Though there were some mistakes I later found out. But the call and response method you use reminds me of those lessons and it is great, allowing us to answer before you give us the answer. Thanks for all your hard work 🙏🏻
Thank you! :) Yes pimsleur was my first introduction to this kind of learning as well. The Lithuanian course does have some mistakes - well maybe not so much mistakes as it has some structures that even thou are correct, people just don't talk that way. And one of the main things I decided to focus on is to make lesson with the language that is actually Spoken :)
@@marieljackman1850 You've maybe read about different forms of verbs. Theoretically there are 7 or 8 tenses in Lithuanian. But only 4 are natural (simple) and used in everyday language. Remaining tenses (compound) are constructed from participles and different tenses of the word "būti" (to be). They can sometimes occur in literature but are not usually used in everyday speach. Everybody learns just 4 simple tenses at school. Compound tenses are maybe studied during Lithuanian philology studies at a university. I myself consider compound tenses unnecessary and overcomplicated.
@@blueeyedbaer Thank god! I have studied Spanish and the verb system is really complicated. I made it through, though. I have another question. I have heard that there are many participles in Lithuanian. Are they all useful in real life?
@@marieljackman1850 Yes, participles are used frequently. But there are many different kinds of participles or semi-participles. Some of them are very common, other are rarely used.
I appreciate your eager to teach your mother language and thanks for free of charge lessons but you have very less examples so just the theory is not enough, on the other hand if your attach some tables of pronouns, conjugations and tenses would be fantastic
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Great lesson, good colors, everything is good and make more lessons like this...😊
Thanks Edgaras. It's really helpful
Best lesson yet, thanks!
Loved it! Really helpful. Thank you! 😊
Great channel! ❤
Thank you!
GREAT JOB KEEP IT UP SIR, RESPECT 🙏 U , FROM SURANGA ( SRILANKA )
Thank you!
Very useful
This works for me. More vedio Thank you very much
It’s excellent method please keep going 🎉
Thank you!
Hello from Brazil! Great lesson ! than u!
Thankyou so much for these lessons and beening dislexic I find learning languages hard but your lessons are fantastic and iam getting there slowly I meet evita which iam very lucky to meet in my life and want to try learn how speak her language and be able talk to her parents and all that jazz when go over keep good work and thankyou
Thank you for the lessons, I am English and I speak a little bit of Portuguese but just mainly English. My girlfriend, and her family of course, all speak Lithuanian, and although they do speak English I want to learn Lithuanian very much - not only for them, but for myself too. They teach me a lot of things, but these videos really help to explain some of the things that maybe they struggle to.
Thank you for the videos sir!
Ačiū :)
Awesome. Glad I can help :)
this is what we need, more like this
I love this style of lesson!!!! Please do more of these in future including the vocab you have/will teach us 😄
Yes, again these lessons are very helpful and well explained! Very much appreciated! I'm a bit of a slow learner, but feel like I'm getting there. Every little bit helps and adds to the knowledge base! As with any language the challenge is stringing the correct words together to make a coherent sentence.
Yes. I always say that it's all about the sentence forming.
I continue to love your lessons and this one as well. The building block aspect of it works for me best, adding adverbs, nouns, adjectives, tenses to what we know already. The colors and the parentheses are good, showing words which are optional.
Thank you so much for these lessons! I've been using apps and any resources I can find, but I really needed a structured lesson to explain how to make sentences and understand more. Your lessons are perfect, and I do love the colour coding and explanation of what type of words they are. For some reason I never really learned about verbs and adjectives etc in English, so that really confuses me, but the colours help me to understand what you mean. :)
This is amazing.
Thank you!
Keeping up with all your vids. Great learning journey so far. Keep the progressive trend up!
Thanks!
Honestly learn with u it s look very simple. I really appreciate that. Hope to have a new one soon. ( native speak too fast 😢 that is my problem naw but hope to be able to feel them😂)
Yeah, the speed is a problem for most. I will try to do some speach comprehension lessons :)
Great lesson as usual 🙏🏻 I’ve used a few different ways to learn the language so far. One of my favourites was Pimsluer’s lessons. Though there were some mistakes I later found out. But the call and response method you use reminds me of those lessons and it is great, allowing us to answer before you give us the answer. Thanks for all your hard work 🙏🏻
Thank you! :) Yes pimsleur was my first introduction to this kind of learning as well. The Lithuanian course does have some mistakes - well maybe not so much mistakes as it has some structures that even thou are correct, people just don't talk that way. And one of the main things I decided to focus on is to make lesson with the language that is actually Spoken :)
Pimsleur is only for single men that want to pick up a woman at a bar with cheap lines 😁
@@A.Guggenheimer Cha cha! Sometimes you need that too though
@@A.Guggenheimerthis is so true 😂
Listening to Lithuanian pop tunes on youtube is also a help plus some great music.
Yep, it helps with any language
Ačiū labai for your videos 😊
Thank you, for watching! :)
I had a look at your book. It's nice. Number 100 puzzled me, though.
Great lesson. Big help!👍🏻
Awesome!
Aš laimingas, kad radau jūsų kalbų kursą!
Awesome! Glad you are here! :)
Can we get a new video on "possesives" like Mine , yours , their etc and also This /that
Thank you! I will make this one in the upcoming weeks
How many tenses are there in Lithuanian?
Only four. Present, past, past iterative (for actions that were done repeatedly) and future. No continuous or perfect tenses.
@@blueeyedbaer
Really? Somewhere I read that there are 11. This is a very positive information!
@@marieljackman1850 You've maybe read about different forms of verbs. Theoretically there are 7 or 8 tenses in Lithuanian. But only 4 are natural (simple) and used in everyday language. Remaining tenses (compound) are constructed from participles and different tenses of the word "būti" (to be). They can sometimes occur in literature but are not usually used in everyday speach. Everybody learns just 4 simple tenses at school. Compound tenses are maybe studied during Lithuanian philology studies at a university. I myself consider compound tenses unnecessary and overcomplicated.
@@blueeyedbaer
Thank god! I have studied Spanish and the verb system is really complicated. I made it through, though.
I have another question. I have heard that there are many participles in Lithuanian. Are they all useful in real life?
@@marieljackman1850 Yes, participles are used frequently. But there are many different kinds of participles or semi-participles. Some of them are very common, other are rarely used.
I appreciate your eager to teach your mother language and thanks for free of charge lessons but you have very less examples so just the theory is not enough, on the other hand if your attach some tables of pronouns, conjugations and tenses would be fantastic