THE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN LITHUANIA AND NIGERIA.

[@someonewhosupportukraine]

in lithuania there is a very different kind of rain, starting from fog with spraying rain and tropical rain when you get wet all over you in a few minutes. There is also summer rain, short abundant and immediately followed by hot sun and air becomes even when it is even difficult to breathe hot and humid. The autumn rain is cold and falls directly on the face reminds us that autumn has already come. the first rain after winter is accompanied by lightning and thunder (by the way, it is said in Lithuania that after 3 thunderstorms it is possible to swim in lakes, it is already suitable for swimming) in the spring it wakes up the land from winter sleep. The smell of soil and grass can be smelled, a bud burst begins. Culture: we are a small country but we have 4 ethnic regions that differ in their language, clothing and even regional dishes. also about national minorities. Karaites and Tatars live in Trakai. People from Samogitia and Šilutė region are the most different from Lithuanian regions (people are engaged in a lot of fishing). I recommend to taste, very tasty!

[@KindnessAniogbo]

Wow. This was so beautiful to read. Thank you so much for that information. Now I have to get my hands on that fish. 😋😋. Thank you.

[@bukkyadesokun4449]

My name is Adesokun Bukola ,I want you to guard on how to do Lithuania student visa.

[@Paul_Ironwolf]

I guess you aren't wrong, we Lithuanians are cold people, we live in a cold country and we have a past that sends chills down the spine. However when we do warm up to you and become friends, we are the kind of friends that will ride or die with you, we are notoriously loyal if you manage to get in to the inter circle you are there for keeps those bonds are not easily broken.

[@KindnessAniogbo]

Thanks Paul. That would be helpful for those looking to make Lithuania friends. Slow and steady wins the race.

[@adomasjarmalavicius2808]

@@KindnessAniogbo you should be careful.... also question. What are your thoughts on baltic fire/sun simbol that exsisted for like 10000 years?

[@gabyd5662]

Long live Lithuania,cheers from new york city,🕊️✌️🙏

[@arinzeagunanne9224]

Need friends in Lithuania

[@chinedunelson6211]

Am just came across your KZbin channel n am seriously impressed

[@lattenoisette]

You should try Bernardinų bažnyčia for the church service, Jaunimo Mišios ;) !! Thanks for your videos ;)

[@ugosimbachiomaspace292]

Nice to find this grate channel

[@KindnessAniogbo]

Thank you Chioma

[@praiseuthman9161]

It's the energy for me yo. Finally subscribed....

[@KindnessAniogbo]

Hahah. Welcome to the rich gang fam Praise.💃🏾💃🏾

[@ugosimbachiomaspace292]

I love your vibe babe Wish to join you soonest

[@alexanderkenniethbam]

Are there any African community in on Klaipeda?

[@victoriabenson9692]

These days in Nigeria the weather is not just warm, it's boiling. But it rained yesterday so that helps

[@hairexcellency]

We become friends with people until they hurt us and then we leave them, so crazy but true😂😂😂

[@mindemindaugenas7422]

We got in Lithuania regions Žemaitija, Aukštaitija, Suvalkija, Dzūkija, Mažoji Lietuva.

[@amookehinde99]

Please what is the minimum salary in Lithuania

[@olumideshanny6515]

Hello , study visa from Nigeria to Lithuania, is it multiple entry or single entry visa?

[@danisha3687]

I watch KZbin videos allot but I love love love your energy 😍😍so sharp and well spoken

[@godfreyofbouillon966]

Welcome to Lithuania I hope you like it here! ;)

[@oladimejidimeji2345]

How can you help me im in Lagos now I need a job im a trailer driver

[@elyonkanto4506]

Ayyyee geng!!!🎉 Ah’ahnnn Achalugo🥰🥰 see as you fine like 10 people!!! Thanks for the shoutout 😊😊☺️ Lithuania’s population is like a state in Nigeria. Igbo kwenu, Kwezwenu oo!!!💪🏾 Nigerians always look for the littlest of reasons to turn up 🔥thanks for highlighting the differences! ❤️

[@KindnessAniogbo]

Haahah No be small Achalugo. Turn down for what? Hahah. Thank you so much Ely.

[@Oge_513]

Infact their population never reach half of Lagos State

[@expert69able]

Yes that is our downside. We are bad at proliferation.

[@adekolaadeyemo2228]

Can you talk about anversity in lithuania

[@adekolaadeyemo2228]

I mean university

[@KindnessAniogbo]

I have some videos about this, see recent videos. But do you have any specific thing you would like me to talk about LT universities ?

[@busolaseunfunmiadegboyega9353]

how easy is it to get a professional job in Lithuania and what is the pay like?

[@chibuzorhenryochu9967]

You are doing well, didn't know you were this fluent lolzzz KK Jisike!

[@KindnessAniogbo]

Awww. Thank you Chibuzor.

[@joycnkwocha]

Asa sisi, I love this video 😍

[@KindnessAniogbo]

Awwww. Thank you sisi

[@mrwilli_willi1233]

Hello Please can a student (Nigerian) work and study in linthuania ?

[@nkechiogwuru6017]

Sisi mi,that is true of our people. We respect our parents. And you look fresh and cool

[@KindnessAniogbo]

Thank you Nkechi. 😊

[@Ivoryedna]

Hi, Please how do I contact you personally Kindness...

[@gbouhi]

You fit gist o. See gestures. 🥰🥰🥰

[@ucheobuekwe]

The rain here is also very subtle, you won’t even know it’s raining. Unlike in Nigeria where the thunder and heavy rain will make you shiver and shake 😫😫

[@KindnessAniogbo]

That thunder part. Ehhhhyyy. Very loud.

[@arinzeagunanne9224]

Hey UChe? You got anyone in Lithuania ? Need help in trying to get new people and friends

[@seitonkumokoroye2059]

First comment here today

[@KindnessAniogbo]

Ayeeee. Tonkus, see you in the next video for the needful.🙌🏿🙌🏿😊

[@victoreyebira4169]

@@KindnessAniogbo Do I need IELTS exam for Lithuania?

[@arturasragauskas9934]

Good girl.l know alot of Nigerians in London.They like comunicate.A lot of nice people.Good luck .... .

[@KindnessAniogbo]

Thank you Arturas.

[@brownegbujor9670]

Please i want to ask if Faith Travels is original and you work with her. I want to use her as my Agent. Please

[@KindnessAniogbo]

If you have the right contact for Faith travels then yes she is real. I don't work with any agents personally.

[@brownegbujor9670]

Can i have her right contact to be sure its what i have secondly pls send me another contact maybe for Arsoline. I had her before but its not on my fone. I would prefer to go with Arselino

[@brownegbujor9670]

I wanted to type Aroseline Agency. Which is better?

[@hairexcellency]

Yes she's good, please use her, you're very safe💙💙💙

[@KindnessAniogbo]

@@brownegbujor9670 Absolutely. Check the description Faith correct details are there. I know her personally and she does her best to discuss talk your details through for admission. You can absolutely contact both agents, talk briefly with them, then choose one.

[@carlede6812]

Is it possible to email you, please?

[@KindnessAniogbo]

Hi Carl. Do you have any questions?

[@victoriabenson9692]

That pizza sounds so bomb!!! We need a taste review. 🤗🤗🤗

[@baktom]

As a Lithuanian I am not really crazy about lithuanian cuisine. There are so much nicer foods out there in the world.

[@REGameFly]

I love koldūnai and Cepelinai with varške🎅

[@arinzeagunanne9224]

Im Nigerian but traveling coming over soon

[@victoriabenson9692]

Nigerians are beautiful ppl. Ngl🌹

[@anandathapa7351]

Girl I’m in love with ur voice n your lips

[@cliffhills8071]

Please refer me to a reliable agent.

[@KindnessAniogbo]

All the listed agents in the description are reliable

[@funmifalokun8041]

The Fabulous KayKay!LA Hawt!

[@fairy_mp3x793]

Mainly why we are preserved it's because of our generational trauma. Lithuanians fought many battles for our independence and you had to look out for good friendships and bad ones. If you misplace your trust, you are pretty much dead, because back when partisan wars were happening (1944-1953) there were people who gave in their own people for their own gane. And of course either way you are killed or if you're lucky you're sent to siberia and of course ussr officers would go after partisans family too either murdering them or sending them to siberia. That were all comes from, usually when lithuanians hear different language automatically they will see you as an intruder and potential threat (ps: bcs of trauma from r*ssia). I suggest on learning lithuanian language and take part of lithuanian culture, then they will see as not a potential threat and will give them a feeling that they are appreciated and loved and they will more likely to more warmer and welcoming :)) - a fellow lithuanian.

[@JimM-zs8ul]

From the US and from Lithuanian heritage, I've recently been reading about Lithuanian 20th century history. It's complicated with a lot of forces working in a lot of different directions. When I feel I have a grasp on the 20th century, I will work back. Your term "generational trauma" seems accurate to say the least. Simply incredible what this country has been through and accomplished. More people around the world should learn about Lithuania. History tends to repeat itself. I do plan to visit in the summer of 2023 and will do my best to learn a bit of the language (tough one) and will always respect the people and the culture.

[@fairy_mp3x793]

@@JimM-zs8ul I'm very glad you heard about us and researched about our history! I'm glad you'll be visiting us. Ye i know that bcs my grannies suffered the terror, and what is happened in ukraine also happened to us, so we understand them and feel their pain, but some ppl don't and just sht on us for hating r*zzians, bcs according to majority of westerns ussr was a great thing so as they wear ushankas with hammer and sickle which is an oppressors sign. I argued with lot's of westerners why is it wrong to use that sign, but believe, I always get called hysterical and get over myself

[@fairy_mp3x793]

@@JimM-zs8ul i would appreciate a person talking to me in broken lithuanian than fluent english, bcs I notice how youre trying and i appreciate it alot :)))

[@JimM-zs8ul]

@@fairy_mp3x793 Thank you so much for your reply! I try to learn 2 or 4 new words every day. Tomorow will be "As (ash to me) nekalbu Lietuviski (I don't understand Lithuanian), Ar Jus kalbate Angliskai? (do you speak English?) Vanduo (water) and Autobusas (bus) which is pretty easy for me. I feel like I'm starting to get it a little bit. As far as your other comments, I'm a bit hesitant to respond since it's a bit off topic. That said, I can't help myself so I will. I can't imagine any right-thinking westerner wearing a Ushanas with a hammer and sickle in your country. My best guess is that they are young, stupid and uneducated, and think for some reason it is "cool." They have no idea what you and your grandparents know and have experienced (my grandparents emigrated from LT to the US in 1918) they have no idea what atrocities that the Russians, Soviets, Germans and Nazis have put upon the people of eastern Europe as well as their own people. Their heads are in their cell phones. Unfortunately, it is still happening. Putin, the latest war criminal in our lives invades the innocent people of Ukraine without provocation to reclaim what he believes is rightfully his. A "special military operation." We are well aware of the atrocities in Bucha and the continued shelling by the Russian of innocent civilians in their apartments who just want to live in peace. 95% of the people in the US are behind the support and continued funding (billions) to Ukraine even though they are not NATO, we have a moral obligation to help them. I'm a little bit skeptical of Zelinski, we should have had assurances from him at the beginning that when this is all over (and hopefully it will be soon) that he will declare Ukraine to be a constitutional republic.

[@fairy_mp3x793]

@@JimM-zs8ul sorry for the long answer, semister is over so I had to check my studies. And I'm glad you'll be learning it, problem is with majority of courses that they don't introduce you with lithuanian abc's bcs when people learn try to learn ,example: lithuanian. they use english abc's and sounds while talking and learning so that's why it is sometimes butchered, so for that just play lithuanians kids abc songs to hear and see which letter makes which sound( in youtube type in lietuviška abecėlė and it should give you some results) that would help in some way, and there are some mistake I don't speak lithuanian would be- Aš nekalbu lietuviškai, bcs lietuviški would be implying,it was originated/produced in Lithuania(ex: lietuviški batai(lithuanian shoes) lietuviški cepelinai(lithuanian zeppelins) lietuviški koldūnai(lithuanian dumplings) , and for do you speak english structure is without mistakes but you need to add lithuanian letters(ū,š). Ar jūs kalbate angliškai? Would be proper but it's for writing, don't take it much into a head. And for that yes they do it bcs aesthetic or just blindly believe ussr propaganda, they think it's an amazing utopia or smtg like that, while reality is other way around, but I know if I would dare to put on swastika or dress as back in a day police in usa(those white clothed fully covered ghosts) for aesthetic or express my political point of view( BIG DISCLAIMER: I am not a natzee or conservative, i'm using this as an example on double standards and calling out their bs) I know everyone would be coming for my throat and cancelling me like crazy, but ussr is fine bcs they are winners right? Who cares that majority of ussr was r*zzians destroying other countries, their culture and butchering their history, moving to their lands and colonizing them, stealing from them, committing genocides, must speak r*zzian, no that's ok. Like british empire bad, ussr good, even tho both commited the same crimes. And the fact r*zzians still come to our lands and feel entitled to them and entitled to us speaking r*zzian. And them wearing ushankas with ussr sign allows r*zzians to not take accountability for their actions and refuse to accept that they hurted nations, plus ex-ussr officers are still out there walking free while the took part in those atrocities, germans legit acknowledge what they did they learn, try to make things better and are arresting people who partook in notzee germany in some way were arrested(some part but not atleast, atleast its smtg) and ye if i would see them in ussr signs, I would beat them up

[@rutos7]

One questions. Is God for you in church or in your heart? Do you really need a church for God? You are sound a bit limited by a church for me

[@KindnessAniogbo]

Ahh God will never be a just church thing for me. I have God everywhere I go and everyday He is in and with me. I go to church to fellowship with other people who believe in Jesus Christ and it's beautiful when that happens in the way one knows best but never limiting my relationship with Jesus to church. It's a daily relationship that I work on. What about you. Do you thinking going to church is a direct representation of your relationship with him?

[@rutos7]

I like church, but I have God in my heart and he is everyehere where I go. My grandmother's mother said me, if you believe and love people than you can see God around. Love and share everything you have. My grandmother's mother passed away when she was 92 years old. It is important to help each another no matter what

[@ucheobuekwe]

Also the summer here is very very hot oh. Never seen something like that before, the summer here is hotter than Nigeria ohh

[@KindnessAniogbo]

Ahhh really? Ddn't think that would be a case. Sorry nne. How long does the hot summer season usually stay for? Here we have main heated summer for about 1 month.

[@victoriabenson9692]

It has to be loud!!!!

[@victoriabenson9692]

It's the energy for me 😅

[@Jayzone0]

LOL Friends until they hurt you.. that line

[@KindnessAniogbo]

Hahaha.

[@victoriabenson9692]

Rich gang fam!!!!!!!!

[@iouagnesvideos]

😍❤❤❤

[@hairexcellency]

It's the igbo language that popped out for me😍, well done Sisi ocha💙💙💙

[@KindnessAniogbo]

Awww. Thank you mama.

[@victoriabenson9692]

I'm Igbo by marriage. Igbo kwenu!!!! 😅

[@Oge_513]

Ahah it's d energy in dis video for me

[@KindnessAniogbo]

Thank you Oge. 😅😅 The energy ddn't come to play.

[@aijayeziukwu8180]

Girl 🤣🤣🤣🤣your energy is something else o That line :We become friends until they hurt you🤣🤣🤣🤣it’s that lime for me I am a Nigerian 🇳🇬 and I Stan!!!!!! Proud igbo girl🤣🤣 Lithuania is like one of the states in Nigeria 🇳🇬 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@MIKANSAKSA]

Ride on nwannem!!

[@chikerewisdom6555]

Omooo x1000

[@KindnessAniogbo]

Hahahah

[@chikerewisdom6555]

I can't seem to find schools in lithuania that are 500-1200euro

[@victoriabenson9692]

Nigeria is in the pepper Dem gang😅😅😅

[@Direalzwing]

If you go to a place and you don’t see a Nigerian, that’s not a good place...

[@KindnessAniogbo]

Abi oo. I guess that's the truth.

[@hairexcellency]

Leaving the country ceremony and home-coming ceremony 😂😂😂

[@KindnessAniogbo]

We have to celebrate. 🤗🤗

[@kimpatchi8657]

Im from philippines and im searching some lithunian girlfriend maybe ☺️ can you find me one please 😁

[@joycnkwocha]

The habanero though; very tasty and hot

[@KindnessAniogbo]

Pepper of life. If it's not spicy, it's not Nigerian food.

[@RUOLZ25]

No offence but you live in Lithuania but you know so little about Lithuania, if you do video like that you should do a bit research about country you talking about...

[@KindnessAniogbo]

Hi Rolandas, I will recommend that you leave exactly what was stated incorrectly about Lithuania in this video, so that your feedback can be useful.

[@gbouhi]

You fit gist o. See gestures. 🥰🥰🥰