✨Unique Charm of Lithuanian: Merging Present Tenses with Ease!

[@spokenlithuanian7186]

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[@wyott]

Hey, just wanted to let you know you're doing the work of miracles, and to continue what you're doing. The information is helping I, and many others, and we've learned quite a bit from you. Keep it up!

[@spokenlithuanian7186]

This means a lot! Thank you! :)

[@rumbaycachestyle8668]

I have to say that, after taking your on-line class, and practicing all the time, I was able to say the sentences before you wrote their meanings!!! Thank you so much for all your videos. I actually feel very good about my advancement in Lithuanian❤ I am a native Spanish speaker, so I agree: "me gusta" and "man patinka" work exactly the same way:) Espero conocerte en persona este verano en Lituania e invitarte una cervecita😃😃

[@ramlakkan9056]

Great 👍🏻

[@clareburgess8829]

Thank you, this lesson was really helpful. Please can you give more examples, or provide a PDF with more examples sometime? I love your lessons but sometimes I think I get it and then I go to make a sentence and I'm lost again. 😅 Or maybe a PDF on creating basic sentences...?

[@spokenlithuanian7186]

Great idea. I will have to think of something for that!

[@draugami]

At the 2:24 mark, you said antradienį is genitive. It is the accusative case. The genitive is antradienio. Thank you for your video lessons.

[@spokenlithuanian7186]

Yep saw the mistake after releasing the video. I need to fix that. Thank you!

[@FearandLoathingKN]

Hi Edgaras, in your lesson concerning simple present vs continuous present, why are apples in the nominative case in both examples with patinka and megsti? Seems like with patinka, apples is the subject/nominative, and with megsti apples is an object, so why isn't is accusative?

[@blueeyedbaer]

He actually said it in accusative "tu mėgsti obuolius" but he wrote it in nominative "obuoliai" which is wrong in this case. Just a lapsus manus.