Could someone please explain to me the difference between "ne" and the hypothetical word "nie"?
I recently read on Wikipedia that consonants preceding front vowels (i, į, y, e, ę, ė) are always palatalised in Lithuanian. Before reading that, I was under the impression that only the letter "i" is a palatalisation marker. If this is not the case, why is there a distiction between "e" and "ie" at all?
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Hi Leon, that is correct - “i” is a palatalisation marker. Not sure though if I understand your question. Can you give me an example?
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