Lithuanian Out Loud 0273 – Namie At Home

Hi there, I'm Jack and I'm Gintarė and welcome back to Lithuanian Out Loud where we offer the world the Lithuanian language.   Every summer the port city of Klaipėda holds Jūros šventė - The Sea's Festival.  Šventė is the Lithuanian word for holiday, feast, or festival.  Jūra is the word for the sea.   According to the webpage Kadmusarts, the Sea Festival invites the locals and city guests to enjoy more than 100 events, in which over 600 singers and bands are involved.   Something I've found difficult to understand is the word namas and its relatives.   Today we'll take a few minutes to go over namas, namo, namo, namai, namuose, namie, namų, namui, namams, namą, name!   namas is the word for a house here is namas in vardininkas, singular   I like this house very much šitas namas man labai patinka   our house is in Vilnius mūsų namas yra Vilniuje   here is my house čia yra mano namas   the house was big namas buvo didelis   the house is not old namas nėra senas   he is as big as a house jis yra didelis kaip namas   she is as big as a house  ji yra didelė kaip namas   a children's home vaikų namas   namai is namas declined in vardininkas, plural namai can translate as either houses or home   namai – houses namai – home   first, let's use namai as in houses   riverside paupys   houses on the riverside namai prie paupio   the yellow houses geltoni namai   the houses are expensive namai yra brangūs   now, let's use namai meaning home   my home is in Vilnius mano namai yra Vilniuje   your home is cozy tavo namai yra jaukūs   I like your home man patinka jūsų namai   context is important here some of these sentences could mean either home or houses   namo   is the word that expresses "to home or homewards" and expresses movement   to accompany lydėti   to return sugrįžti   to come back grįžti   to go on foot eiti pėsčiomis   I go home einu namo   I will go home eisiu namo   I will accompany you home aš lydžiu tave namo   I go home at night einu naktį namo   I said, I'm returning home sakau, aš namo sugrįžau   I'm going back home (I came home) aš grįžau namo   I'm going home from work einu namo iš darbo   I went home on foot grįžau pėsčiomis namo   who is going home? kas eina namo?   now go home and talk to your husband dabar eik namo ir pakalbėk su savo vyru   I want to go home! noriu namo!   (note: at the time of this recording, Gintarė was planning a trip home to Lithuania and she was very excited to get going)   Nežinau kodėl...ah, your family...it will be a party every day I think...um hum...yeah, it's gonna be great!   namo is the singular genitive of namas and it expresses possession...sweet!   the house's location namo vieta   the house's color namo spalva   the house's price namo kaina   the house's size namo dydis   the house's appearance namo pasirodymas   the house's garage namo garažas   the house's doors namo durys   namų   is the plural genitive of namas and it expresses possession   many houses daug namų   several houses keletas namų   the houses' location or the location of  more than one house   namų vieta the houses' color or the color of more   than one house namų spalva   in the following examples we're staying with the plural genitive, namų, but keep in mind that the plural vardininkas of namas is namai   namai can mean houses or it can mean home   so, if we decline namai, home, in the genitive, we get namų   house arrest  namų areštas   home page namų puslapis   a housekeeper namų šeiminkinkė   I'm calling from a home telephone aš skambinu iš namų telefono   he often ran from home labai dažnai bėgdavo iš namų   This week is house-keeping week.   In Lietuva?   No, in America! Because in the hotel we celebrate house-keeping week and I win prize, one day "I don't have to go to work - for me - paid.   Congratulations! That's nice!   Yeah!   That's a good prize. Wow. Prašom...   namie - at home; means the same as namuose   namie is the locative case   are they at home? ar jie namie?   are they at home? ar jos namie?   are you at home? ar tu namie?   no, I don't eat at home ne, namie nevalgau    stay at home until I return with Eglė būkite namie kol grįšiu su Egle   on weekends he sits at home savaitgaliais sėdi namie   is she at home? ar ji namie?   she is not   jos nėra   is he at home? ar jis namie?   he is not jo nėra   is Raminta in? ar Raminta namie?   Raminta is not Ramintos nėra   is Mindaugas at home? ar Mindaugas namie?   Mindaugas is not Mindaugo nėra   is Austėja in? ar Austėja namie?   Austėja is not Austėjos nėra   is Justinas at home? ar Justinas namie?   Justinas is not Justino nėra   Rimantas works at home Rimantas dirba namie   Audronė works at home Audronė dirba namie   Valentina works at home Valentina dirba namie   Justas works at home Justas dirba namie   do you keep your dog at home? ar laikote namie šunį?   if you're at home we can talk jei esate namie galime pakalbėti   at home we have a family member namie turime šeimos narį   namuose - at home; means the same as namie   do you have a computer at home? turite kompiuterį namuose?   Lina has one dog at home, called Filas Lina namuose turi vieną šunį, vardu Filas   make yourself at home! jauskis kaip namuose!   nowadays Antanas lives at home šiuo metu Antanas gyvena namuose   you can make yourself at home galite laikyti namuose   are there animals at home? ar gyvūnai namuose?   name   in the house / in a house   he lives in her house jis gyvena jos name   Eglė lives in this house Eglė gyvena šiame name   nobody lives in the house niekas negyvena name    it's immediately clear who lives in this house iš karto aišku, kas šiame name gyvena   the Brazilian lives in the red house   Brazilas gyvena raudoname name   the Lithuanians work in the house    Lietuviai dirba name   namą is the accusative singular of namas   namą   go to your house eik į savo namą   the driver went to the house vairuotojas nuėjo į namą   I want to sell my house noriu pirkti savo namą   I'm planning to buy a house  planuoju pirkti namą   I'm planning to paint my house planuoju dažyti savo namą   let's go to the new house važuokime į naują namą   I love the house aš myliu namą   I love the yellow house aš myliu geltoną namą   I love the blue house aš myliu mėlyną namą   I love the red house aš myliu raudoną namą   I love the white house aš myliu baltą namą   the nominative singular of house is namas, the nominative plural is namai so, if the word for home, namai is declined in the accusative, it changes to namus   namus   go to your home! eik į savo namus!   go home, okay? eik į namus, gerai?   I'll go home aš eisiu į namus   time to go! kelkis ir eik!   get up and go! kelkis ir eik!   time for you to go home kelkis ir eik į savo namus   I'll go home with you eisiu pas tave į namus   I'll go straight home eisiu tiesiai į namus   home flower delivery in Vilnius gėlių pristatymas į namus Vilniuje   nothing is better than home nieko nėra geriau už namus   namu is the singular instrumental of namas   under the house is a large basement (cellar) po namu yra didelis rūsys   under the house is a huge garage     po namu yra didžiulis garažas    I have not only a garage under the house, but parking on the street turiu ne tik garažą po namu, bet ir parkingą gatvėje   namais is the plural instrumental of namas   Lietuva has become my second home, here I feel very well Lietuva tapo mano antraisiais namais, čia jaučiuosi labai gerai   a fan (as in a football fan) aistruolis / aistruolė   The Vilnius Town Hall Square has become the home for football fans Vilniaus Rotušės aikštė tampa futbolo aistruolių namais   here is Vitalija'a photo with her house čia Vitalijos nuotrauka su jos namais   here is the dative case or naudininkas singular and plural   singular - namui   a roof                     stogas   the house needs a new roof       namui reikia naujo stogo   to heat / to warm         šildyti   how much energy does a house need to be heated? kiek energijos reikia namui šildyti?   material                   medžiaga   to insulate apšiltinti   how much material does a house need to be insulated? kiek medžiagos reikia namui apšiltinti   plural - namams   everything for your home! viskas jūsų namams   a piece of furniture baldas   furniture (plural) baldai   an office  biuras   furniture and chairs for the home or office baldai ir kėdės namams arba biurams   a boiler                      katilas   a heater šildytuvas   a radiator radiatorius   biolers, heaters, and radiators for your home  katilai, šildytuvai, ir radiatoriai jūsų namams   a small house or a cottage would be called namelis   a cabin, a cottage namelis   a house on wheels namelis ant ratų   a tree house namelis medyje   in the city center stands an old cottage miestelio centre stovi senas namelis   the cottage is built from oak   namelis pastatytas iš ąžuolo   in the small house      namelyje   who lives in the small house? kas namelyje gyvena?   I live in a small house in the suburbs aš gyvenu namelyje priemiestyje   and finally, some miscellaneous examples   a stay-at-home namisėda   members of the household namiškis / namiškė / namiškai   a house or home naminis   a cabana namukas   homemade namų darbo   homespun namie austas   a domestic animal naminis gyvulys   a lodge, cabin, or cottage namelis   Šaunuoliai!  Great!  You made it to the end of another episode!  Puiku!  Excellent!   Jūros šventė http://www.kadmusarts.com/festivals/1548.html