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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!
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Jan 13, 2009
Mano Gyvenimas Puikus My Life Is Excellent
Hi there, I’m Raminta and I’m Jack and welcome back to Lithuanian Out Loud where we offer the world the Lithuanian language.
Today Raminta and I got an interesting email. It seems we have been nominated for Persons of the Year by the news portal at Lietuviams.com in Lithuania. If you would like to see us and our competition at the Lietuviams website just follow the link on the Lithuanian Out Loud blogpage. Naturally, we’d love it if you have the time to go there and vote for us. You have to vote some time in January. No voting will be allowed in February. How fun!
Persons Of The Year Competition:
http://www.lietuviams.com/index.php?user_sub_id=146&itemID=12
Alright! Now it’s time for another episode of Gyvenimas Puikus! Here are two separate conversations in a Lithuanian restaurant…
Ar jūs pasiruošę užsisakyti maistą?
Aš nežinau, ar picoje „Margarita“ nėra svogūnų? Aš nekenčiu svogūnų.
Ne, šioje picoje nėra svogūnų.
Gerai, pabandysiu šią picą.
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Ar jūs pasiruošę užsisakyti?
Aš nežinau. Ar šiame patiekale yra svogūnų? Aš nekenčiu svogūnų.
Taip, šis patiekalas su svogūnais, bet mes galime juos nuimti.
Oi, puiku, aš pabandysiu tai be svogūnų, prašau.
(vėliau)
Atsiprašau, padavėja?
Taip?
Šis maistas yra šaltas. Ar galite pašildyti, prašom?
O taip, atsiprašau. Aš paprašysiu pašildyti šį maistą.
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Ar jūs pasiruošę užsisakyti maistą?
Are you ready to order?
Aš nežinau, ar picoje „Margarita“ nėra svogūnų? Aš nekenčiu
svogūnų.
I don’t know, are there onions in the pizza Margarita? I hate
onions.
Ne, šioje picoje nėra svogūnų.
No, there are no onions in it.
Gerai, pabandysiu šią picą.
Okay, I’ll try this pizza.
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Ar jūs pasiruošę užsisakyti?
Are you ready to order?
Aš nežinau. Ar šiame patiekale yra svogūnų? Aš nekenčiu
svogūnų.
I don’t know. Are there onions in this dish? I hate
onions.
Taip, šis patiekalas su svogūnais, bet mes galime juos
nuimti.
Yes, it comes with onions but we can remove them.
Oi, puiku, aš pabandysiu tai be svogūnų, prašau.
Okay, great, I’ll try it without onions, please.
(later)
(vėliau)
Atsiprašau, padavėja?
Excuse me, waitress?
Taip?
Yes?
Šis maistas yra šaltas. Ar galite pašildyti, prašom?
This food is cold. Can you heat it up, please?
O taip, atsiprašau. Aš paprašysiu pašildyti šį maistą.
Oh yes, I’m sorry. I will ask them to heat it up.
Super! Now let’s break this down a little bit.
are you ready? (jūs) (m/f)
ar jūs pasiruošę?
are you ready? (tu) (to a
male)
ar tu pasiruošęs?
are you ready? (tu) (to a female)
ar tu pasiruošusi?
I’m
ready
aš pasiruošęs
to be
ready
pasiruošti
food
maistas
I don’t
know
aš nežinau
an
onion
svogūnas
two
onions
du svogūnai
I’d like
onions
aš norėčiau svogūnų
I don’t want
onions
aš nenoriu svogūnų
to
order
užsisakyti
I want to
order
aš noriu užsisakyti
I
hate
aš nekenčiu
I hate
flies
aš nekenčiu musių
I hate
carrots
aš nekenčiu morkų
I will
try
aš pabandysiu
I will try to ski
aš pabandysiu slidinėti
I will try to play
tennis
aš pabandysiu žaisti tenisą
a dish (of
food)
patiekalas
in the dish (of
food)
patiekale
to
remove
nuimti
later
vėliau
this food is
cold
šis maistas yra šaltas
this food is
hot
šis maistas yra karštas
this food is
terrible
šis maistas yra siaubingas
this food is
great
šis maistas yra puikus
to heat
up
pašildyti
can you heat this
up?
ar jūs galite tai pašildyti?
šaunuoliai, excellent, you made it to the end of another episode, šaunuoliai
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