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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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Jul 20, 2008

Exam 26

Dvidešimt šeštas 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!

first                                                     
pirmas

second                                                 
antras

third                                                    
trečias

fourth                                                  
ketvirtas

fifth                                                     
penktas

sixth                                                    
šeštas

seventh                                                
septintas

eighth                                                  
aštuntas

ninth                                                    
devintas

tenth                                                    
dešimtas

Monday                                               
pirmadienis

slang for Monday – the hard day            
sunki diena

Tuesday                                               
antradienis

Wednesday                                           
trečiadienis

Thursday                                              
ketvirtadienis

Friday                                                   
penktadienis

Saturday                                               
šeštadienis

Sunday                                                 
sekmadienis

to not speak                                           
nekalbėti

I don’t speak                                         
aš nekalbu

you don’t speak (familiar)                       
tu nekalbi

he doesn’t speak                                    
jis nekalba

she does not speak                                 
ji nekalba

we don’t speak                                      
mes nekalbame

you don’t speak                                    
jūs nekalbate

all of you don’t speak                            
jūs nekalbate

they don’t speak (mm/mf)                     
jie nekalba

they don’t speak (ff)                             
jos nekalba

Good luck!                                           
sėkmės!

I don’t speak English                             
aš nekalbu angliškai

I don‘t speak Chinese                            
aš nekalbu kiniškai

I don’t speak Indonesian                        
aš nekalbu indoneziškai

I speak Spanish                                     
aš kalbu ispaniškai

I speak Spanish well                              
aš gerai kalbu ispaniškai

what does she speak?                            
kaip ji kalba?

she speaks Italian                                  
ji kalba itališkai

I don’t speak Italian very well                
aš kalbu itališkai nelabai gerai

she speaks Swahili                                
ji kalba svahiliškai

she doesn’t speak Swahili                      
ji nekalba svahiliškai

we speak Croatian                                
mes kalbame kroatiškai

we speak Croatian well                         
mes gerai kalbame kroatiškai

we don’t speak Croatian                        
mes nekalbame kroatiškai

does he speak Malaysian?                      
ar jis kalba malaiziškai?

what do we speak?                                
kaip mes kalbame?

we speak Portuguese                             
mes kalbam portugališkai

we speak Portuguese well                       
mes gerai kalbame portugališkai

we don’t speak Portuguese                     
mes nekalbam portugališkai

pardon me                                            
atleiskite

excuse me                                            
atleiskit

I’m sorry                                              
atsiprašau

do you speak Arabic?                             
ar jūs kalbate arabiškai?

I’m sorry, I don’t speak Arabic very well  
atleiskite, aš kalbu arabiškai nelabai gerai

do you speak Turkish?                          
ar jūs kalbat turkiškai?

what do you all of you speak?                
kaip jūs kalbate?

do all of you speak Lithuanian?              
ar jūs kalbat lietuviškai?

excuse me, I speak very little Lithuanian  
atleiskite, aš labai mažai kalbu lietuviškai

do you all speak English?                       
ar jūs kalbat angliškai?

do you speak Indonesian?                      
ar jūs kalbate indoneziškai?

pardon me, no, I don’t speak Indonesian  
atleiskite, ne, aš nekalbu indoneziškai

they speak Spanish                                
jie kalba ispaniškai

they don’t speak Spanish                        
jie nekalba ispaniškai

they speak Chinese                                
jos kalba kiniškai

they don‘t speak Chinese                       
jos nekalba kiniškai

excuse me, I don‘t speak French             
atleiskite, aš nekalbu prancūziškai

excuse me, I don‘t speak Russian           
atleiskite, aš nekalbu rusiškai

excuse me, I don‘t speak Polish              
atleiskite, aš nekalbu lenkiškai

excuse me, I don‘t speak English            
atleiskite, aš nekalbu angliškai

do they speak French?                           
ar jie kalba prancūziškai?

do they speak English?                          
ar jos kalba angliškai?

yes, they speak English                          
taip, jos kalba angliškai

do they speak Malaysian?                      
ar jos kalba malaiziškai?

they speak Indonesian                           
jos kalba indoneziškai

but they don’t speak French                  
bet jos nekalba prancūziškai