3.1 Pratybos: Grammar + New Vocab Flashcards
How do you say “nice”?
Malonu
How do you say “also”?
taip pat (read as:tape-at)
How do you say “mr”?
ponas
How do you say “ms”?
ponia
How do you say “I am”?
Aš esu
How do you say “I am not”?
Aš nesu
How do you say “you are”?
Tu esi
How do you say “you aren’t”?
tu nesi
How do you say “he is”?
jis yra
How do you say “she is”?
ji yra
How do you say “he isn’t”?
jis nera
How do you say “she isn’t”?
ji nera
How do you say “we are”?
mes esame
How do you say “we aren’t”?
mes nesame
How do you say “you are” in plural form?
jus esate
How do you say “you aren’t” in plural form?
jus nesate
How do you say “they are” in masculine form?
jie yra
How do you say “they are” in feminine form?
jos yra
How do you say “they aren’t” in masculine form?
jie nera
How do you say “they aren’t” in feminine form?
jos nera
How do you say “I am a student”?
As esu studentas.
How do you say “You are a good person.”?
Tu esi geras żmogus.
How do you say “person”?
żmogus
How do you say “He is a brother.”?
Jis yra brolis.
How do you say “She is a sister.”?
Ji yra sese.
How do you say “friends”?
draugai
How do you say “We are friends.”?
Mes esame draugai.
How do you say “You are collegues.”?
Jus estate kolegos.
How do you say “They are fathers.”?
Jie yra tevai.
How do you say “father”?
tevai
How do you say “mother”?
mamos
How do you say “They are mothers”?
Jos yra mamos.
How do you say “parents”?
Tevai.
masculine always overpowers the feminine form in the Lithuanian language.
parents=fathers
How do masculine words finish?
- as
- is
- ys
- us
- uo
How do feminine words finish?
- es
- as
- is
How do you say “name”? What form is it?
namas
- as: masculine
How do you say “child”? What form is it?
vaiskas
- as: masculine
How do you say “brother”? What form is it?
brolis
- is: masculine
How do you say “tree”? What form is it?
medis
- is: masculine
How do you say “train”? What form is it?
traukinys
- ys: masculine
How do you say “well”? What form is it?
sulinys
-ys: masculine
How do you say “sky”? What form is it?
Dangus
-us: masculine
How do you say “rain”? What form is it?
Lietus
- us: masculine
How do you say “market”? What form is it?
Turgus
-us: masculine
How do you say “sun”? What form is it?
Sunus
- us: masculine
How do you say “water”? What form is it?
Vanduo
- uo: masculine
How do you say “month”? What form is it?
Menuo
- uo: masculine
How do you say “store”? What form is it?
Akmuo
- uo: masculine
How do you say “mom”? What form is it?
Mama
-a: feminine
How do you say “day”? What form is it?
Diena
-a: feminine
How do you say “hall”? What form is it?
Sale
-e: feminine
How do you say “sister”? What form is it?
Sese
-e: feminine
How do you say “flower”? What form is it?
Gele
- e: feminine
How do you say “night”? What form is it?
Naktis
-is: feminine
How do you say “eye”? What form is it?
Akis
- is: feminine
How do you say “ear”? What form is it?
Ausis
-is: feminine
How do you say “woman”? What form is it?
Moteris
-is: feminine
How do you say “uncle”? What form is it?
Dede
-e: masculine exception
How do you say “collegue”? What form is it?
kolega
-a: masculine exception
What are the two different ways to begin asking a yes or no question? How do they differ?
- Ar…?
- Gal …? (more formal, less direct, more polite)
How do you answer a question which starts with “Ar…?” or “Gal…?”?
Taip,…
Ne,…
Answer the question:
“Ar tu esi is Anglios” in a positive and negative manner.
Taip, as esu is Anglijos.
Ne, as nesu is Anglios.
Answer the question:
“Gal tu kalbi prancuziskai?” in a positive and negative manner.
Tape, as kalbu prancuziskai.
Ne, as nekalbu prancuziskai.
