Mēnešu nosaukumi | Pusnakts šovs septiņos | S05E22

[@rytisliaucys3444]

Unlike Latvian and many other languages that use standard Latin month names, Lithuanian month names have an actual meaning attached to it. Kovas (March),is a bird, Balandis (April), Gegužė (May) are also birds. Birželis (June) means Birch trees, Liepa (June) is a linden tree, Rugpjūtis (August) means wheat harvest, Rugsėjis (September) means wheat planting, Spalis (October) is a bird, Lapkritis (November) means falling leaves, Gruodis (December) I am not sure, Vasaris (February) means summer for some reason, maybe cause its the last winter month.

[@rytisliaucys3444]

forgot to add Sausis (January), which means "dryness", most likely because winters that are cold without much snow are dry and have dry air. a lot of Lithuanian words have semantic meaning. Especially Lithuanian names. My own name Rytis is derived from Lithuanian Rytas (Latvian Ryts) - morning. We also have a Vakaris (Latvian Vakars) which means evening. Both male names.

[@gediminasz]

Subtitles please!

[@vartosena]

Greetings from Lithuania! didn't understand much, though :D

[@santam4898]

MAIJS 😂😂😂

[@四as]

Januaris Februaris Martis Aprilis Mais Junis Did I guess it right? The way Lithuanians add '-as', Latvians add '-is' and call it a day?

[@pkl-n5g]

Janvāris Februāris Marts Aprīlis Maijs Jūnijs

[@karlitisii]

Bļāviens es esmu spalī dzimis😔

[@inesegulbe4000]

Tādā gadījumā es esmu dzimusi Korķiniekā.😂

[@ogposter8086]

Kas iš reddito? Who's from reddit?

[@dominykass5214]

Reddit>instagram

[@ogposter8086]

@@dominykass5214 agree

[@ogposter8086]

@@arous22 Susirask gyvenimą Get a life

[@arous22]

@@ogposter8086 Pabuciuok Virsaiciu in subine Kiss Virsaitis's ass

[@feikprofil4266]

Janvāris😅

[@ernestse5377]

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