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- Language I would like to write some thoughts about the Lithuanian language. Lithuania is a small country in the Eastern Europe with the population of less than 3 million. What is the most important things without which a nation can't exist? I have found the answer in a book was written in the 16th century. There are three the most important criteria which define a nation. The first criteria is the common territory (land?), the second criteria is common traditions and customs and the last one is a common language. The Lithuanian language is one of the oldest languages in the world. Is Lithuanian grammar (spelling) difficult? What springs to my mind first is yes, it is quite difficult. Lithuanian is difficult to study as a native language as well. This language is written in a Latin alphabet, but there are some letters which exist only in Lithuanian. For example, ą, ė, į, ę and others. I guess, these letters might a little bit annoy people who decided to learn Lithuanian. The only language is related to Lithuanian closely is Latvian.September 22, 201750
Ji yra čia buvusi dvidesimt metais. prieš dvidešimt metų.
Ji yra šiek tiek pavargusi.
Ji yra ištroškusi.
Ji yra išalkusi.
Ji yra išbadėjusi.
Ji yra pasimetusi.
Ji jaučiasi apsvaigęs apsvaigusi. (Jis jaučiasi apsvaigęs)
Jai svaigsta galva.
Man svaigo galva.
Pusryčiams valgiau riestainį.
Vakarienei valgiau žuvies kepsnį su daržovėmis.
Pietums valgiau karštį karštą sumuštinį ir salotų.
Uraganas pasiekė (ką?) mano draugai draugus Floridoje.
Uraganas (pa)veikia mano draugai draugus Floridoje. (Gramatiškai tai teisinga, bet labai "nelietuviška" the grammar is correct but we don't say in this way)
Tikiuosi, kad jie sekasi... jiems sekasi gerai.
Žiemą įjungiu šildymą.
Žiemą išjungiu oro kondicionavimą.
Pavasarį pasivaikščioju lauke (geriau: einu pasivaikščioti į lauką / vaikštinėju lauke).
Vasarą įjungiu oro kondicionavimą.
Vasarą išjungiu šildymą.
Rudenį pasivaikščioju lauke / gamtoje. vaikštinėju lauke, būnu gamtoje.
Prasidėjo ruduo.
Žiema yra šaltas metų laikas.
Pavasaris ir ruduo yra vėsus vėsūs metų laikai.
Vasara yra karštas metų laikas.
She was here twenty years ago.
She is a little tired.
She is thirsty.
She is hungry.
She is starving.
She is lost.
She feels dizzy.
Her head is swimming (dizzy).
My head was dizzy.
For breakfast, I ate a bagel.
For dinner, I ate a fish filet with vegetables.
For lunch, I ate a burger and a salad.
The hurricane reached my friends in Florida.
The hurricane affects my friends in Florida.
I hope that they are doing well.
In winter, I turn on the heat.
In spring, I walk outside.
In summer, I turn on the air conditioning.
In summer, I turn off the heat.
In fall, I walk outside in nature.
Autumn has begun.
Winter is a cold season.
Spring and autumn are cool seasons.
Summer is a hot season.0 votedSeptember 16, 20170- About Easter I would like to write a few my thoughts about Easter. It’s favourite celebration to many people. It’s celebration of the spring. Despite the weather is still pretty cold you can already see the signs of spring. You can hear the charming sounds of this season, notice the first blossom of flowers and get a breath of fresh spring air. People were busy during all Holy Week formerly, but nowadays we live in a fast-paced society, so the majority of people start getting ready for Easter on Friday or Saturday. They clean houses, prepare meals and dye eggs. Nobody eat meat dishes on Friday and Saturday. It is a tradition (especially in the countryside) to go to the sauna on Saturday evening. Usually the men go first, the women go after the men. Sunday morning. The majority of people go to church on Sunday morning. ... I am not a churchgoer but in the Easter morning my family and l go to church. I like atmosphere I feel in the church this morning. I like that magnificent procession is usually conducted around the church and the sounds of the church bells ringing. I like having breakfast when we return home from the church. I like sharing the first egg with each other... Perhaps it is impossible to express those feelings in the words. It’s better to feel it...April 17, 201730

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