Lithuanian Out Loud 0271 – Mes Su Narimantu Narimantas And I

LL0271 – Mes Su Narimantu Narimantas And I   Hi there, I'm Jack and I'm Gintarė and welcome back to Lithuanian Out Loud where we offer the world the Lithuanian language.   According to the Wikipedia page, Užgavėnės, this is a traditional Lithuanian celebration that's held at the same time as Mardi Gras in New Orleans and Brazil's Carnival.  The celebration starts with the burning of Morė, an effigy of winter.  Participants wear costumes, folklore groups perform traditional plays, people dance and eat traditional foods.  Many of the costumes worn during the festival represent devils, witches, farm animals, the grim reaper, etcetera.     http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uzgavenes   photo: Užgavėnės 14 February 2010 photographer: Andrius Petrucenia (Wikipedia)   Today we'll go over how to say things like Raminta and I, Narimantas and I, or the dog and I.   The way you can express this idea in Lithuanian is different from the way English speakers do it.  Lithuanians can say roughly, "we with Daiva" to express, "Daiva and I" or "we with Romas" to express, "Romas and I."   prašom pakartoti, please repeat…   we mes   with su   Evaldas is eating a pizza Evaldas valgo picą   Evaldas and I are eating a pizza Mes su Evaldu valgome picą   Raminta is sleeping in the bed Raminta miega lovoje   Raminta and I are sleeping in the bed mes su Raminta miegame lovoje   when you see the word "su" you know it's time to use the instrumental.  What we'll do here is say something in English using vardininkas, then we'll change the sentence using įnagininkas.   (-as) to leave išėiti   a policeman policininkas   a client klientas   Narimantas is drinking wine Narimantas geria vyną   Narimantas and I are drinking wine mes su Narimantu geriame vyną   Antanas has to leave Antanas turi išeiti   Antanas and I have to leave mes su Antanu turime išeiti   Romas is eating Romas valgo   Romas and I are eating mes su Romu valgome   my husband has a flat mano vyras turi butą   my husband and I have a flat mes su mano vyru turime butą   the policemen are talking policininkai kalba   the policemen and I are talking mes su policininkais kalbame   the clients understand Lithuanian klientai supranta lietuviškai   the clients and I understand Lithuanian mes su klientais suprantame lietuviškai   (–is) a youngster vaikiūštis   a baby kūdikis   a ticket bilietas   a doughnut spurga   a toy žaislas   to play žaisti   Kęstutis has a ticket Kęstutis turi bilietą   Kęstutis and I have tickets mes su Kęstučiu turime bilietus   Valdis has a doughnut Valdis turi spurgą   Valdis and I have doughnuts mes su Valdžiu turime spurgas   grandfather is eating lunch senelis valgo pietus   grandfather and I are eating lunch mes su seneliu valgome pietus   grandfathers and I are eating lunch mes su seneliais valgome pietus   Emanuelis lives in Kaunas Emanualis gyvena Kaune   Emanuelis and I live in Kaunas mes su Emanualiu gyvename Kaune   Jurgis works in Amsterdam Jurgis dirba Amsterdame   Jurgis and I work in Amsterdam mes su Jurgiu dirbame Amsterdame   the youngster wants a toy vaikiūštis nori žaislo   the youngster and I want toys mes su vaikiūkščiu norime žaislų   the youngsters and I want toys mes su vaikiūkščiais norime žaislų   the baby is playing kūdikis žaidžia    the baby and I are playing mes su kūdikiu žaidžiame   the babies and I are playing mes su kūdikiais žaidžiame   (–ys) a teenager paauglys   a town miestelis   a schoolboy mokinys   the schoolboy is reading mokinys skaito   the schoolboy and I are reading mes su mokiniu skaitome   the schoolboys and I are reading mes su mokiniais skaitome   Stasys is going to Vilnius Stasys važiuoja į Vilnių   Stasys and I are going to Vilnius mes su Stasiu važiuojame į Vilnių   the teenager is studying paauglys studijuoja   the teenager and I study together mes su paaugliu studijuojame kartu   the teenagers and I study together mes su paaugliais studijuojame kartu   the schoolboy is writing mokinys rašo   the schoolboy and I are writing mes su mokiniu rašome   the schoolboys and I are writing mes su mokiniais rašome   (–us) an engineer inžinierius   a conductor (of a train or bus) konduktorius   a sculptor skulptorius   a girlfriend mergina   the engineer is at the airport inžinierius yra oro uoste   the engineer and I are at the airport mes su inžinieriumi esame oro uoste   the engineers and I are at the airport mes su inžinieriais esame oro uoste   Giedrius has an idea Giedrius turi sumanymą   Giedrius and I have an idea mes su Giedriumi turime sumanymą   Andrius has a girlfriend Andrius turi merginą   Andrius and I have girlfriends mes su Andriumi turime merginas   Paulius is in the club Paulius yra klube   Paulius and I are in the club mes su Pauliumi esame klube   the conductor is on the train konduktorius yra traukinyje   the conductor and I are on the train mes su konduktoriumi esame traukinyje   the conductors and I are on the train mes su konduktoriais esame traukinyje   the sculptor is working skulptorius dirba   the sculptor and I are working mes su skulptoriumi dirbame   the sculptors and I are working mes su skulptoriais dirbame   (–uo) a dog šuo   the dog loves to run šuo mėgsta bėgioti   the dog and I love to run mes su šuniu mėgstame bėgioti   the dogs and I love to run mes su šunimis mėgstame bėgioti    the dog and I are sailing in the boat mes su šuniu plaukiame valtimi   the dogs and I are sailing in the boat mes su šunimis plaukiame valtimi   the dog and I are going to the lake mes su šunimi einame prie ežero   the dogs and I are going to the lake mes su šunimis einame prie ežero    the dog is hungry šuo yra alkanas   the dog and I are hungry mes su šunimi esame alkani   the dogs and I are hungry mes su šunimis esame alkani   Šaunuoliai!  Great!  You made it to the end of another episode!  Puiku!  Excellent!