Lithuanian Lesson 37 - Skaičiai (1) - Numbers

[@baronessjane9384]

This lesson reminds me of my father. He was American born but my grandparents were from Lithuania. After they died, so did my father's use of Lithuanian in our household, except for counting! It was funny because when he had to speak Lithuanian like to outside family members, he mixed it with English which made no sense. We called it his "chicken Lithuanian". Too funny to hear him try.

[@LithuaniaForYou]

Very interesting :)

[@jihadtanana7293]

I am from Lebanon, I am trying to learn Lithuanian language, it's hard but I love it, Thank you

[@LithuaniaForYou]

You are welcome! 😊Thank you for the comment!

[@Jagdkomodo]

Ačiū labai Edmundas

[@toasted2262]

Labai ačiū už pamokas

[@LithuaniaForYou]

Prašau :)

[@elizabethwoods3429]

I love your videos! As a complete novice you have been an amazing help when trying to teach my children (And the Saturday schools we have been lucky enough to attend)

[@LithuaniaForYou]

I'm so glad!

[@kwadwogyimah1772]

This lesson is very good 👍

[@LithuaniaForYou]

Glad to hear that!

[@drfrei6501]

Thanks

[@LithuaniaForYou]

Welcome

[@senik64]

дякую! ačiū!

[@moeshaclarke7916]

I love your videos

[@alexrezel8860]

Aš mačau dvidešimt pamokų ir tik dabar apie skaičius. :)

[@nancyomondi1095]

Thank you so many I like how your teacher i am in Kansas and I really want to know how to speek Lithuania

[@LithuaniaForYou]

You are welcome!

[@nancyomondi1095]

@@LithuaniaForYou thank you I live in kaunas

[@mattyknight36]

You are great and these lessons are amazing. Thank you for making the time to do these videos and I hope to be able to speak with my girlfriends Mother very soon. Aciu

[@LithuaniaForYou]

Thank you Matt! I am sure you will, just don't give up!

[@nishantchoudhary5382]

Thank you

[@marcoslemarkim9605]

Thanks!obrigado!

[@LithuaniaForYou]

You are welcome! De nada!

[@Srilankowa]

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@ahmedsalem8683]

very great🙂

[@tompson4587]

Hey. I commented on one of your videos some time ago. That guy from Estonia volunteering here for a year. In this video you dictated the numbers and I had an idea. Maybe you have done it already (couldn’t gone though), but could you perhaps do some Lithuanian dictation to really better my listening? I would be very grateful for that. Or perhaps you know any site or place where I could find something like that?

[@LithuaniaForYou]

Hey, what about this ''Tik lietuviškai'' lesson? kzbin.info/www/bejne/ooDLe5Steaqhoas

[@tompson4587]

@@LithuaniaForYou OOOO yes, exactly what I was looking for. Many thanks.

[@звездолётыч]

resembles Sanskrit

[@Soulandbone]

it's still weird for me to think that , there are feminine numbers in Lithuanian .In Spanish , English, French, and German there is no such distinction. Thanks for the lessons !: P:S: Well , now that I think about it there's a distinction in Spanish, French and German, but only for the number "one" .

[@LithuaniaForYou]

Thank you for the comment! How many languages do you speak?

[@Soulandbone]

@@LithuaniaForYou Spanish (native), English, French , basic German (A1 level but working on it), and a little bit of Japanese and now a little bit of Lithuanian and improving thanks to your kind efforts! :)

[@LithuaniaForYou]

@@Soulandbone Wow! That's great! May I ask you why are you learning Lithuanian? If you would like to tell it.

[@Soulandbone]

Sure, Edmundas :). My grandparents were Lithuanian (Rokiskis) , and I got the Lithuanian citizenship last year in March. I'm making the paperwork to go live in Australia and in the meantime I wanted to get out of Southamerica, so I figured Lithuania would be a good experience in the meantime. That way I can also be in the land of my ancestors and I'm sure my grandparents would very much love that. So that's basically the reason. Also I believe in getting out of our comfort zones, I haven't really been a fan of cold weather haha, so that aspect will be interesting. Lithuania it's also a country of differnet language and customs, but I'm up for the experience. I'm sure great things will come out of that :). Another reason is that I want to work on a start up, and I've heard that there are plenty of good opportunities for business development in Lithuania. So that aspect also interests me.

[@LithuaniaForYou]

Sorry, somehow I missed this message of yours. It's so great to know about all you wrote. And now I have even more questions :))))

[@Hitasssss]

Vienas - katės pienas, du - po padu, trys - pratrys, keturi - nieko neturi, penki - visi menki, Šeši - katę peši, Septyni - žvirbliai karklyni, Aštuoni - žąselės kluoni, Devyni - vištos mėšlyni, Dešimts - niekas neišims.

[@LithuaniaForYou]

Oi, oi... :)))))))))))))

[@joshuagestures7576]

Please sir,how do I pronounce "SKAIČIAI"? Because you did not pronounce it in this video. Bless you sir

[@LithuaniaForYou]

Thank you for the comment! I am working of the new video about SKAIČIAI.

[@LithuaniaForYou]

Here we go! Here is a new LITHUANIAN LESSON 195 - SKAIČIAI (2) - NUMBERS . Here is the pronunciation. I hope you will enjoy it. Have a blessed day!

[@mrvijaylama9620]

I want learn lithunian languages .

[@zefyriukas10]

Aš reikia *VIENA* svaras. Ne, reikia *DESIMT* svaras!! Ne, reikia *TŪKSTANTIS* svaras. Ne reikia svaras 😉

[@LithuaniaForYou]

Man reikia vieno svaro. Ne, reikia dešimt svarų. Ne, reikia tūkstančio svarų. Nereikia svarų. * 😉

[@zefyriukas10]

:)))))))

[@Hitasssss]

@@LithuaniaForYou Man ką tik šovė į galvą mintis, kad anglakalbiams kalbos su linksniais yra kaip ketvirtoji erdvės dimensija. Pas juos kalboje niekaip nežymimas galininkas, jie visur naudoja vardininką.

[@LithuaniaForYou]

@@Hitasssss Tikrai taip :)

[@fabricev569]

40= keturiasdešimt

[@LithuaniaForYou]

Taip

[@OrbitalCookie]

Šešios žąsys su šešiais žąsyčiais.

[@EDHA2A]

Thank you

[@LithuaniaForYou]

Welcome!