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[@videomokykla]

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[@dollmaker78]

Нюансы произношения просто бесценны. Огромное спасибо. Анализирую своё произношение и исправляюсь :)

[@LiubovKaliahina-ju9vd]

Большое спасибо за интересные уроки❤

[@oksanashkurupii8247]

Лучшее объяснение! Благодарю😊

[@chiefeditor111]

Очень интересно погружаться в этот древний язык, узнавать общие со славянскими языками корни, спасибо!

[@ОленаЯкунина]

Спасибо огромное!

[@putnik64]

очень интересный способ обучения литовскому языку от человека, изучающего русский язык.Получила огромное удовольствие и пользу.

[@Genian7]

Спасибо огромное за ваши уроки. Они очень полезные и интересные, помогают сформировать общее представление о языке. Для меня изучение литовского началось с ваших видео. С нетерпением жду следующих уроков.

[@videomokykla]

Спасибо, радуюсь. Sėkmės :)

[@galinavelichko1654]

Благодарю! Всегда рада новым урокам.

[@videomokykla]

Džiaugiuosi!

[@visaginasvisa8594]

Очень хорошее пояснение произношения .

[@ViacheslavKuzmin]

Дякую) 🙏🏻

[@liubovmironova7796]

очень классно! благодаря Вашим видео меня увлек литовский язык. сделайте видео о том как правильно писать литовские буквы.

[@sashadimitrov7576]

Супер!

[@ekaterinaovsyannikova3395]

Спасибо за старание и работу! Я сама учитель иностранных языков и у меня не хватило бы смелости и времени делать обучающие видео! Удачи!

[@videomokykla]

Спасибо!

[@АллаКоролева-к8б]

Спасибо , понравились Ваши уроки

[@ВикториЯКолесникова-т9э]

Спасибо ! Очень познавательно и доступно для начинающего .

[@videomokykla]

Ačiū! Sėkmės!

[@liudmilaleshchik8328]

Labai ačiū!

[@poohoff]

Спасибо за эти видео!

[@videomokykla]

Спасибо!

[@valentinasavenko2680]

Лабе герай! Ачу!!! Отличные уроки!!!

[@rimantasksivickas3887]

labai gerai

[@SuperDrew911]

Gerai ačiū

[@modestasgendvilas4779]

super !!!

[@irinushkavs]

В русском языке тоже есть выражение "грызёт совесть", "угрызения совести"

[@timofeykuziutin7131]

Ačiū

[@SuperDrew911]

Aš noriu išmokti savo kalbą, labai patinka

[@egidijusparazinskas]

The New York Times LITHUANIAN LANGUAGE By Theodore S. Thurston The Lithuanian language, whatever its antiquity, is of a wonderful structure, more perfect than either Sanskrit or Greek, more copious than Latin, and exquisitely refined than any of these three. Yet, Lithuanian bears to all of them a stronger affinity than could have been produced by nature, not only in the roots of verbs, but also in forms of grammatical structure and the morphological construction of words. So strong is this affinity that any philologist can see very clearly that Sanskrit, Greek and Latin must have sprung from a common source, Lithuanian. There is a similar reason for supposing that the Heruli, Rugians, Goths, Old Prussians, and Latvians, and their language, had the same origin, for they were ancient Lithuanian people. Scholars have recognized the Lithuanians as exponents of the primitive Aryan culture and civilization. Renowned philologists have agreed that the Lithuanian is not only the oldest language in the world today, but the language used by Aryans before the invention of evolution of Sanskrit. The antiquity of Lithuanian language and its grammatical structure place it in the same period with the oldest Sanskrit - 2000 B.C. or earlier. Lithuanian is a Proto-Aryan, and to the renowned linguists, it was known to be unwritten language in Europe for many centuries. However, recent linguistic investigations have definitely proven that the Lithuanian language was written even before the Christian era, though how far before it is difficult to determine with any degree of accuracy. But from the linguistic evidence and ancient writings in India and Persia, it is possible to assume that Lithuanian language must have been written as far back as one thousand years ago before the birth of Christ. The richest cultural heritage of the Lithuanian people is their language, which represents one of highest achievements of all mankind. It surpasses all other European languages in its antiquity, the purity of its sounds, and its wonderful grammatical structure. It can be clearly seen, by a study of the highest developed grammar and the natural and beautiful sounds of their language, that the Lithuanians indeed possessed a creative genius in a very early era of our civilization. The vowel system of the Lithuanian language is the most ancient in its style. It antedates Sanskrit, Latvian, Greek and Latin in that order. According to linguistic palaeontology, it is true that of all languages, only Lithuanian has preserved the purity of the primitive Aryan speech from that remote period of antiquity to the modern age. Many ancient languages have vanished long ago from the knowledge of mankind; however, the Lithuanian language is like an ancient monument of white marble - it still stands untarnished after many centuries of man’s long history. The morphology of the Lithuanian language clearly reveals to us many unsolved historical mysteries of ancient civilization, significantly expands the horizon of linguistic science and broadens mankind’s knowledge of his dark past. The discovery of the remarkable similarity of the Lithuanian language to Avesta (Old Persian) and Sanskrit has clearly opened new frontiers in the field of linguistic science according to the conclusions of comparative morphology. Moreover, the morphology of the Lithuanian language definitely proves that the ruling class, or the kings of the ancient Hittite (Gittitis) nation, had surnames similar to Lithuanian surnames. The renowned English scholar, Robert G. Latham, was absolutely correct when he said “…There is more in language than in any of its productions…” Today the world would be far richer in its culture if Lithuania were independent, because the Lithuanian nation represents not only the Proto-Aryan civilization and culture, but also has the richest treasure in the world - its ancient beautiful language. The Lithuanian language has extolled for its antiquity and beauty, and for its great importance in the field of comparative philology not only by the renowned linguistic scholars, but also by the greatest philosopher of all, Immanuel Kant. The following fragmentary quotations from eminent linguistic scholars will show the value and importance of the Lithuanian language to the culture of the world. Benjamin W. Dwight, in the book Modern Philology, very strongly emphasizes the great value of the Lithuanian language in the field of linguistic science. He comments on the Lithuanian language as follows: “Of all European languages, the Lithuanian has the greatest number of affectionate and diminutive terms, more than the Spanish or Italian, even more than Russian, and they can be multiplied almost indefinitely by adding them to verbs and adverbs as well as adjectives and nouns. If the value of a nation in the total sum humanity were to be measured by the beauty of its language, the Lithuanian ought to have the first place among the nations of Europe” The eminent English linguistic scholar Isaac Taylor, in his book The Origin of the Aryans, make a very interesting and important comment on the Lithuanian language. He states that the Aryan civilization must have been in the Lithuanian region. He comments as follows: “It may be surmised that if we possessed a Lithuanian literature of a date contemporary with the oldest literature in India, it might be contended with the greater reason that the cradle of the Aryan language must have been in the Lithuanian region” According to the renowned English scholar, Robert G. Latham, the Lithuanian language has a stronger affinity to the Sanskrit language than all other languages in the world, living or dead. In his book Descriptive Ethnology, he comments on the Lithuanian language as follows: “Now, without doubt, the affinities of the Sanskrit are closer with the Lithuanian than with any other language on the face of the earth.” The importance of the Lithuanian language was recognized also by greatest philosopher of modern times, Immanuel Kant (1724-1804), who was born in Prussian Lithuania and had a thorough knowledge of the Lithuanian language. In his preface to a Lithuanian and German Dictionary, he wrote that the Lithuanian language deserved the protection of the state. His comment on the Lithuanian language has a great historical significance, because his comment is authoritative and reliable. He was not only a philosopher, but also linguist. He comments on the Lithuanian language as follows: “As a matter of fact, no other language in the world has received such praise as the Lithuanian language. The garlands of high honour have been taken to Lithuanian people for inventing, elaborating, and introducing the most highly developed human speech with its beautiful and clear phonology. Moreover, according to comparative philology, the Lithuanian language is best qualified to represent the primitive Aryan civilization and culture”.

[@kacak8262]

Многие слова однокоренные со славянскими: жиноти - знать, вакар - вчера, ноуена - новый, новость

[@dollmaker78]

Akis- око, onūkas - внук

[@marciofrancisco123]

perfect

[@giaurushadze2092]

Labas dienas, мне интересно 3 форми глаголов почему они нужны

[@videomokykla]

Чтобы спрягать глаголы в нужном времени.

[@elenaerd1467]

Подскажите пжс, на какие курсы записаться для изучения литовского языка в Вильнюсе. Спс.

[@marciofrancisco123]

could you type frases translations in both english and Russian? it Will help People Worldwide

[@videomokykla]

Unfortunately, these videos are solely for Russian speaking people :) However, at first I made these videos in English. You can always find the English equivalents in the playlist called 'Lithuanian Vocabulary', maybe it'll help you learn Russian... Here's this one in English: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rXe1qod5j5Jqi5I

[@marciofrancisco123]

+videomokykla thanks, I speak both Russian and English. that's the reason for me to follow your Channel

[@videomokykla]

I'm glad polyglots choose to learn Lithuanian! Sėkmės!

[@Vorsa-ve9zr]

+videomokykla Вельмi шчыры дзякуй. У беларускай мове ''Ar'' - гэта ''Ці'' (на-прыклад ''Ці вы ведаеце...? ''). Адкажыце, калі-ласка, ці ёсьць у вас магчымасьць зрабіць вiдэа мінавіта пра фанэтыку, пра самі літары і асаблівасьці гучаньня літар у розных формах і ў розных частках словаў. А так-сама - пра націскі? Дзякуй.

[@larysakutnia9234]

Есть пример со словом PAŽINOJO( прошедшее вр.) А какой пример со словом РАŽĮNO(прошедшее вр.), чтобы можно было наглядно понять разницу? Спасибо за урок.

[@videomokykla]

Pažino - узнал. Aš jį iš balso pažinau. - я его от голоса узнал.

[@dollmaker78]

Pažinojo - знавал, был знаком

[@zenonasskrickus563]

"Ar žynai, kur ira parduotuvie? " "Jums atEjo gera žinia". Я бы посомневался насколь это правильно.

[@videomokykla]

Ir vėl kažkokie nesuprantami komentarai. Kas čia per rašyba, ką jūs norite pasakyti? Rusakalbiai būtent taip ir taria: žynai, ira.

[@loveworld840]

А как с Вами встретится??

[@manometras]

пена (puta) - pienas (молоко). Написала для произношения литовского ie. Ie в слове pienas произносится как е в слове пена.

[@tamdso1025]

А как по литовски : голеностопный сустав?

[@tamdso1025]

Ответ

[@perigdima]

подскажите пожалуйста самоучитель литовского языка

[@videomokykla]

Если больше грамматики, тогда: lithuania.euromapa.net/materials_aleksandr.html Но это советский. Есть и другие на том сайте, посмотрите. Надеюсь найдёте что-то полезное.

[@АндрейКолосов-р7я]

Знать "кого-то", а не "кто-то".

[@nikitakirillov5999]

Знаю КОГО-ТО в литовском Gal.

[@lusynu11]

Не все дошли до этого урока.

[@videomokykla]

Правда!

[@ninas9816]

Ruskii-lotgal.znaes.vot.t

[@Svetaax2006]

я знаю Рокаса, знаю моеГО другА, а не "мой друг" :)