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Welcome. This is a '''Lithuanian language dictionary''' - a dictionary with lots of useful words for those who want to learn Lithuanian. This language has some similarities with the English language, although there are also some differences, like not having articles at all ("a car" or "the car" = "mašina"), which is the norm for Slavic languages. Lithuanian also has no distinction between animate and inanimate objects, so even a rock is a who, not a what. | Welcome. This is a '''Lithuanian language dictionary''' - a dictionary with lots of useful words for those who want to learn Lithuanian. This language has some similarities with the English language, although there are also some differences, like not having articles at all ("a car" or "the car" = "mašina"), which is the norm for Slavic languages. Lithuanian also has no distinction between animate and inanimate objects, so even a rock is a who, not a what. | ||
The Lithuanian language contains nine special modified | The Lithuanian language contains nine special modified Latin letters that are not present in the English language, and are not on anglophone keyboards, and are not present in other Western-European languages, although some of them do exist in a few Central European languages. | ||
'''Those nine letters are:''' | '''Those nine letters are:''' | ||
:č š ž ą ę į ų ė ū | :č š ž ą ę į ų ė ū | ||
== Dictionary == | == Dictionary == | ||
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Welcome. This is a Lithuanian language dictionary - a dictionary with lots of useful words for those who want to learn Lithuanian. This language has some similarities with the English language, although there are also some differences, like not having articles at all ("a car" or "the car" = "mašina"), which is the norm for Slavic languages. Lithuanian also has no distinction between animate and inanimate objects, so even a rock is a who, not a what.
The Lithuanian language contains nine special modified Latin letters that are not present in the English language, and are not on anglophone keyboards, and are not present in other Western-European languages, although some of them do exist in a few Central European languages.
Those nine letters are:
- č š ž ą ę į ų ė ū
Dictionary
A few basic words:
- I - aš
- you - tu (singular), jūs (plural)
- he - jis
- she - ji
- we - mes
- they - jie (masculine), jos (feminine)
More basic words:
- do - daryti
- will be - bus
- was - buvo
- no - ne
- yes - taip
- good - gerai
- food - maistas
- toilet - tualetas, išvietė
- I want - noriu
- money - pinigai
- pencil - pieštukas
- box - dėžė
miscellaneous words:
- cum / piss – ham
- thanks! – achoo!
- this direction / this half - šita pusė