LANGUAGE IN LITHUANIA

'Labas' is the thing that Lithuanians say when they welcome somebody. You could most likely figure out how to get by in this nation by knowing just this word the same number of Lithuanians can talk different languages. Not with standing, it would be considerably friendlier both to welcome a man and ask 'Kaip laikaisi?' ('How are you?'). Around three million individuals speak Lithuanian as their primary language, incorporating groups living in Belarus, Poland, and the individuals who have emigrated to the USA, the UK, Ireland, Spain, Australia, Germany, Latvia and different nations. Strikingly, old Lithuanian, Sanskrit and Hindi dialects have many related and firmly connected words. Lithuanian is viewed as a standout amongst the most traditionalist living Indo-European dialects that have held a large portion of the highlights of the Proto-Indo-European dialect.

Lithuanian language courses for foreigners and speakers of other languages

It is constantly valuable to take a course when you require help in taking in another language or on the off chance that you are searching for chances to rehearse spoken Lithuanian. Different courses are sorted out every year by colleges, the subtle elements of which are demonstrated as follows. They are proposed for nonnatives who need to take in the Lithuanian language and for speakers of different language who live in the nation and need to enhance their talking aptitudes.

Short vocabulary

Greetings:

Good morning – labas rytas

Good afternoon – laba diena

Good evening – labas vakaras

Hello – sveiki (a formal greeting or a greeting to more than one person)

Farewells:

Goodbye – viso gero, sudie

Bye bye – iki pasimatymo

Thanks:

Thank you – ačiū

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