Lithuanian vocabulary. Įdomus, domėtis, susidomėti, dominti

[@katiushka116]

thank you for doing this channel ! it's one of the 2 the most useful channels

[@TalkLikeAntanas]

No problem! Share it with people who might find it useful too!

[@fzpe856]

Lithuanian looks like Latin and sounds like Romanian. Even the endings of the nouns and verbs are quite familiar. The case system in Lithuanian reminds of the Latin case system. It seems to be easier than Slavic languages.

[@TalkLikeAntanas]

It's hard for me to compare the difficulty of Lithuanian and Slavic languages (because Lithuanian is my native language and I know only Russian) but from the student's perspective it might be hard to learn Lithuanian because there aren't that many materials to learn from which is exactly the opposite with Russian.

[@fzpe856]

@@TalkLikeAntanas Exactly. I wanna learn Lithuanian, but I can’t find books!

[@TalkLikeAntanas]

@@fzpe856 Check out this resources compilation: talklikeantanas.com/2021/01/22/lithuanian-learning-resources/ There's a list of Lithuanian grammar books at the bottom that you might find helpful.

[@nikolasprongos5883]

Can you make a video on the difference between iki and kol?

[@TalkLikeAntanas]

Can you give me at least 5 situations / sentences where it's hard for you to choose between iki and kol?

[@nikolasprongos5883]

Honestly, I don’t even know. When I speak I always use iki, but then I here kol when listening to other people. So I rly don’t know.

[@ikr1352]

What case does domėtis take?

[@TalkLikeAntanas]

Instrumental. Check this video for more verbs that require instrumental: kzbin.info/www/bejne/j4mXg6aIeat9adE

[@ikr1352]

@TalkLikeAntanas Thank you!