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Lithuanian Out Loud 0281 - Dirbti To Work

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LL0281 – Dirbti To Work   Hi there, I'm Jack and I am Gintarė and welcome back to Lithuanian Out Loud where we offer the world the Lithuanian language.   According to the Wikipedia page entitled, The Lipka Tatars, the Mongol Empire was the largest contiguous empire in the history of the world.  Some descendants of the Mongol Empire settled in Lithuania and were known as the Lipka Tatars.  Since 1569 the Tatars have contributed to every significant Lithuanian military campaign.  Probably the most famous Lipka Tatar was the silver screen actor Charles Bronson. Because of his dark skin he was often cast in the role of either a Mexican-American or Native American.  Today, you can still see the Mongol influence in the faces of many Lithuanians.    The Lipka Tatars http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lipka_Tatars   today we'll go over the verb dirbti – to work   to work dirbti   I work aš dirbu   you work (informal) tu dirbi   he works jis dirba   she works ji dirba   you work (jūs) jūs dirbate   you all work (jūs) jūs dirbate   we work mes dirbame   they work (mm/mf) jie dirba   they work (ff) jos dirba   to not work nedirbti   I do not work aš nedirbu   you don't work (informal) tu nedirbi   he does not work jis nedirba   she does not work ji nedirba   you do not work (jūs) jūs nedirbate   you all do not work (jūs) jūs nedirbate   we do not work mes nedirbame   they do not work (mm/mf) jie nedirba   they do not work (ff) jos nedirba   infinitive salesman pardavėjas   saleswoman pardavėja   spring pavasaris   to sit sėdėti   today šiandien   do you want to work? (tu) ar nori dirbti?   do you want to work? (formal) ar norite dirbti?   can you work? (tu) ar gali dirbti?   can you work? (formal) ar galite dirbti?   do you like to work? ar tau patinka dirbti?   I need to work  man reikia dirbti   I want to work as a salesman noriu dirbti pardavėju   I'd like to not work in spring norėčiau nedirbti pavasarį   I want to sit down and not work noriu sėdėti ir nedirbti   I would like to not work today norėčiau nedirbti šiandien   aš a company kompanija   for the time being kol kas   at this time šiuo metu   I work in the company aš dirbu kompanijoje   I live and work in London for now gyvenu ir dirbu Londone po kol kas   at this time I work in the university šiuo metu dirbu universitete   for the time being I don't work kol kas nedirbu   I don't work, I study nedirbu, studijuoju   I don't work on Tuesday nedirbu antradienį   I don't work on Tuesdays nedirbu antradieniais   tu I believe you really work a lot manau kad tu dirbi tikrai daug   where do you work and live? kur tu dirbi ir gyveni?   I work in the city, where do you work? aš dirbu mieste, o kur dirbi tu?   I see that you don't work a lot matau kad tu daug nedirbi   I believe that you don't work a lot manau kad tu dirbi ne daug   when don't you work? kada nedirbi?   jis Vilius is making a boat Vilius dirba valtį   a cook virėjas   he's not working as a cook jis nedirba virėju   Antanas works in Poland Antanas dirba Lenkijoje   nowadays he works & lives in England   šiuo metu jis dirba ir gyvena Anglijoje   Ąžuolas works with pleasure Ąžuolas dirba su malonumu   Justas works as a lawyer Justas dirba advokatu   the computer isn't working kompiuteris nedirba   the telephone isn't working telefonas nedirba   the car isn't working mašina nedirba   Justas doesn't work Justas nedirba   is the museum open on Mondays? ar muziejus dirba pirmadieniais?   is the library open on Saturday? ar biblioteka dirba šeštadienį?   ji Eglė works with computers Eglė dirba su kompiuteriais   Elena works with a telephone Elena dirba su telefonu   Edita works with people Edita dirba su žmonėmis   is the coffee shop open on Sunday? ar kavinė dirba sekmadienį?   the coffee shop doesn't work on Sunday kavinė nedirba sekmadienį   Eglė isn't working Eglė nedirba   Elena doesn't work with a telephone Elena nedirba su telefonu   Edita doesn't work with people Edita nedirba su žmonėmis   jūs for a trifle pusvelčiui   a kiosk kioskas   do you work in the city? ar jūs dirbate mieste?   where do you work? kur jūs dirbate?   you work for a mere trifle jūs dirbate pusvelčiui   why don't you work in the kiosk? kodėl nedirbate kioske?   why don't you work in Lithuania? kodėl nedirbate Lietuvoje?   Kodėl nedirbate Lietuvoje? Poquito dinero.    (Here your hosts share an inside joke. Gintarė wasn't working in Lithuania because there was little pay, or in Spanish, "little money.")   why don't you work where you live? kodėl nedirbate kur gyvenate?   jūs (plural) also irgi   summer vasara   do you all work in Klaipėda? ar jūs dirbate Klaipėdoje?   do you also work in the summer? ar jūs vasarą irgi dirbate ?   do you work with stone? ar jūs dirbate su amkeniu?   do you all work with stone? ar jūs dirbate su amkenimi?   why don't you all work in Kaunas? kodėl nedirbate Kaune?   by the way, why don't you work? tiesa, kodėl nedirbate?   why at this time do you not work? kodėl šiuo metu nedirbate?   mes the largest didžiausas   children vaikai   sometimes kartais   often dažnai   we work with the largest banks mes dirbame su didžiausiais bankais   we work a lot with children daug dirbame su vaikais   we live and work in Amsterdam gyvename ir dirbame Amsterdame   we work in Šiauliai mes dirbame Šiauliuose   we don't work in Šiauliai mes nedirbame Šiauliuose   sometimes we don't work kartais nedirbame   we often don't work dažnai nedirbame   jie factory gamykla   workshop dirbtuvė   hospital ligoninė   they work in the factory jie dirba gamykloje   they work in the workshop jie dirba dirbtuvėje                                                      they work in the city jie dirba mieste   they work in the hospitals jie dirba ligoninėse   they don't work in hospitals jie nedirba ligoninėse   they don't work in the factory jie nedirba gamykloje   they don't work in the workshop jie nedirba dirbtuvėje   they don't work in the city jie nedirba mieste   jos an hour valanda   hours valandos   a slave vergė   amber gintaras   the weekend savaitgalis   lunch time pietų metu   in vain, for nothing, uselessly veltui   they work many hours jos dirba daug valandų   they work like slaves jos dirba kaip vergės   they work with amber jos dirba su gintaru   of course, they don't work on weekends žinoma, jos nedirba savaitgaliais   of course, they don't work during lunch žinoma, jos nedirba pietų metu   of course, they don't work in vain žinoma, jos nedirba veltui   now here's dirbti in the imperative   work and travel in Greece! (tu) dirbk ir keliauk Graikijoje!   go and work! (jūs) eikite ir dirbkite!   let's work together! (mes) dirbkime kartu!   don't work in Palanga, work at home! (tu) nedirbk Palangoje, dirbk namuose!   don't work on Friday! (jūs)          nedirbkite penkdtadienį!   let's not work on the car! (mes) nedirbkime prie mašinos!    Puiku!  Excellent!  You made it to the end of another episode!  Puiku!  

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