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Lithuanian Out Loud is a podcast series designed for fans of the Lithuanian language. Come along with native Lithuanian author/lawyer Raminta and her North-American husband, Jack. They'll teach you Lithuanian along with tidbits about the history and culture of Raminta's homeland - Lietuva!
Music: Vieux Farka Toure - Ana {Pocket Remix} by pocketproductions (c) copyright 2007 Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution Noncommercial license. http://dig.ccmixter.org/files/pocketproductions/8916 Ft: Pocket (Richard Jankovich)
Jun 30, 2008
Exam 23
Dvidešimt trečias egzaminas. This is a quick response
episode! We’ll say the word or phrase in English and you say
it in Lithuanian – Out Loud! It’s too late for questions, the
exam starts now. Ready, set, go! Pasiruošti, dėmesio,
marš!
to go on
foot
eiti
thunderstorm
perkūnija
thunder
perkūninis
lightning
rod
perkūnsargis
hello on the
phone
klausau
hey, baby, where are
you?
labas, mylimoji, kur esi?
I’m downtown, where are
you?
aš miesto centre, kur tu esi?
I’m in the hotel, I’m walking to
downtown
aš viešbutyje, aš einu į miesto centrą
I go (on
foot)
aš einu
you go (on foot)
(familiar)
tu eini
he walks (on
foot)
jis eina
she goes (on
foot)
ji eina
we go (on
foot)
mes einame
we go (on
foot)
mes einam
you walk
(formal)
jūs einate
you all go (on
foot)
jūs einate
you walk
(formal)
jūs einat
they go (on
foot)
jie eina
they walk
(females)
jos eina
where are you going?
(familiar)
kur tu eini?
I’m walking to the park
aš einu į parką
I’m in the
park
aš parke
where are you going?
(familiar)
kur tu eini?
I’m going to the restroom
aš einu į tualetą
I’m in the
bathroom
aš tualete
where are we
going?
kur mes einame?
we’re walking to the museum
mes einame į muziejų
we’re in the
museum
mes muziejuje
where are we
going?
kur mes einam?
we’re walking to the
restaurant
mes einam į restoraną
we’re in the
restaurant
mes restorane
where are you going?
(formal)
kur jūs einate?
I’m going to the store
aš einu į parduotuvę
I’m in the
store
aš parduotuvėje
where are you going?
(formal)
kur jūs einat?
I’m going to the room
aš einu į kambarį
I’m in the
room
aš kambaryje
where is he
going?
kur jis eina?
he’s going to the theater
jis eina į teatrą
he’s in the
theater
jis teatre
where is he
going?
kur jis eina?
he’s going to school
jis eina į mokyklą
he’s in the
school
jis mokykloje
where are you all
going?
kur jūs einate?
we’re going to the pharmacy
mes einame į vaistinę
we’re in the
pharmacy
mes vaistinėje
where are you all
going?
kur jūs einat?
we’re going to the
hotel
mes einam į viešbutį
we’re in the
hotel
mes viešbutyje
where is she
going?
kur ji eina?
she’s going to the hospital
ji eina į ligoninę
she’s in the
hospital
ji ligoninėje
where is she
going?
kur ji eina?
she’s going to the coffee
shop
ji eina į kavinę
she’s in the coffee
shop
ji kavinėje
where are they
going?
kur jie eina?
they’re going to the library
jie eina į biblioteką
they’re in the
library
jie bibliotekoje
where are they
going?
kur jie eina?
they’re going to the bar
jie eina į barą
they’re in the
bar
jie bare
where are they going?
(females)
kur jos eina?
they’re going to the club (females)
jos eina į klubą
they’re in the
club
jos klube
where are they going?
(females)
kur jos eina?
they’re going downtown (females)
jos eina į miesto centrą
they’re in downtown
(females)
jos miesto centre