How to learn Lithuanian verbs: patterns of the 3 basic verb forms (Easy Lithuanian series)

[@liudmylaivanova5979]

Labai įdomi ir naudinga pamoka, man patinka analizė ir sistematika, labai ačiū!

[@liudmylaivanova5979]

дуже гарний та корисний урок, щиро дякую!

[@itepilah]

Very interesting video. I'm glad you returned.

[@zachmermis2511]

I am starting to learn lithuanian, so thank you very much for your videos. Also, can you recommend any books or websites for learning lithuanian?

[@ЛюдмилаІванова-к3с]

labai ačiū!

[@videomokykla]

Prašom :)

[@mopatfield3399]

Can you say why gesti becomes gęsta?

[@videomokykla]

You mean why there's ę and not e? Some verbs which have a long vowel in present tense are written with nosinė letters. For foreigners I'd recommend to know only gęsta and šąla.

[@mopatfield3399]

@@videomokykla okay suprantu. Is there a difference in pronunciation between ę and long e in these conjugations of gesti?

[@videomokykla]

@@mopatfield3399 There's no phonetical difference between long e and ę, as far as I know.

[@amaantariq2348]

Ačiū už ši video Tikrai naudinga už mane Aš esu užsienaoosi studentos lietuvos kalbos

[@videomokykla]

Nėr už ką. ***Pataisymas: Ačiū už šĮ video naudinga MAN (kam? man, tau, jam, jai, jiems, joms) Aš esu užsienietis/užsienietė Mokausi lietuvIŲ kalbos