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no one asked for this but here is a useless lithuanian lesson nr.1: the basics.
lithuanian alphabet:
we use the same letters as the english alphabet, although we never/rarely use W,Z,Q.
we use the same letters as the english alphabet, although we never/rarely use W,Z,Q.
there are some letters that we use, that the english language doesn't have such as ą,ę,ė,į,ų,ū,ž,č. the ones with a little tail at the end (ą,ę, etc.) are initially to elongate the letter sound. so if you say ąžuolas (pic)
the ž and č are trickier. č is pronounced as ch (just like the ch in cheese). ž is trickier to define how to say it so just use the previous tweet in the thread to try and learn yourself!
if you want more like lessons on grammar/phrases, feel free to just dm me and i'll continue this thread!! ily all hehe happy learning </3
