Easy Lithuanian: Dative

[@draugami]

I like your approach. In having studied other languages, I don't kknow why endings are learned in a different order. Nom, Gen Dat, Acc, Inst, Loc, Voc. It s better to learn them in their frequency of usage. Thank you.

[@Релёкс84]

Nom, Acc, Gen, Dat is often better at showcasing syncretism (i.e. what case endings look identical), though not so much in the case of Lithuanian. I also have a personal preference for putting alignment cases (nom, acc) first.

[@RK-qk7ow]

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[@videomokykla]

Teresė Ringailienė: Learn and speak Lithuanian. Neblogas vadovėlis, kiek teko vartyti.

[@luckyjoshi3221]

I am living in vilinius and want to learn please tell me how I can contact you ..

[@videomokykla]

Hi, you can write me an email: videomokykla [at] gmail [dot] com.

[@luanbalciunas1461]

Thanks again for a another amazing video

[@joehodson5986]

What's the dative plural ending for "ús" plurals (sorry I don't have the right diacritics)?

[@videomokykla]

um(s). Check www.morfologija.lt for all cases.

[@joehodson5986]

@@videomokykla ačiu!

[@Релёкс84]

Nominative singular -us (dangus) -> dative plural -ums (dangums) Nominative singular -ius (karalius) -> plural pattern like -is nouns, and dative plural in -iams (karaliams)