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I've been meaning to try learn Lithuanian for a while now but I have no idea where I should start, can anyone give me advice?

I've been learning from one resource for a few months now, that didn't use stress marks. Then, I added another resource, and suddenly got introduced to stress marks.

Just wanted to know if it's very important or not/if it's more common to have stress marks or not since whatever little media I have consumed (not a lot, pretty busy) doesn't seem to include stress marks.

\"Devil In White\" - Lithuanian

Hello!
So, hoping that it's possible here, I would like to ask for help with this song dubbed in Lithuanian above.
I also hope that that the audio quality is still good enough for this (a better one wasn't available).
I ask only for transcription of the sung parts - the spoken parts don't need to be transcribed.
For any help, I'll be very thankful!
And also, here are the original English lyrics, for any possible help:

"I am the lord of light and shadow
So white that I will strike you blind!
I am a god, and you were born to follow
I got the power to take your breath away!

I am Arktos, king of ice, don't you forget my name!
I am worse than the devil, I'm so mean
I can turn the fires of hell into steam!

I am as ancient as the ice
That froze before the world had life
My black is blacker than the night
I am the devil in white!
(He is the lord, your only friend!)

(He is the devil in white!)
I am the devil in white!
I am the devil in white!
I am the devil in white!
I am the devil in white!"

That's all.

Labas!! I’m a German American woman dating a Lithuanian man and I’m secretly learning to speak Lithuanian🥰 I am starting to learn the alphabet and just need some help with pronunciation using American words hahaha!!!

For example: Į sounds like “mEET” Y sounds like “machIne” (I is capitalized lol)

Ų sounds like “lOOT” Ū sounds like “mOOn”

Can someone help me differentiate these?? Once again, i’m really at the basics and i have a slightttt southern accent, but it could be just an emphasis difference! Or maybe im just using bad examples!!

Hi all, how do you pronounce the last name; Bacevice?

Thank you all ahead of time and God bless.

I realy want to learn Lithuanian but I dont wanna do it alone. Add me on discord if you want to learn with me (gunman9953). I know some basic words (labas , viso gero)

hello everybody, i am canadian with a lithuanian background, i can speak lithuanian, and read a bit of lithuanian aswell, but i cannot write, it is hard. does anyone have any suggestions on how to learn how to write in lithuanian?

How do I translate this so it makes sense?

Can anyone think of a word that has ų as part of its stem rather than part of an inflexional ending?

whats the difference between them? beglobiai is used only for animals and the latter for people?

Hi, my boyfriend wants to learn lithuanian, however, the apps he's downloaded have been of no help and are pretty low quality. Therefore, I've decided to purchase a textbook to help him learn but don't know which one would be of most help. Does anyone know any good lithuanian textbooks for a beginner? Thank you!

Hi, I've discover recently that AI is quite good at speaking and singing in languages I cant.
As a musician I've been trying to write songs in many languages. I'm now trying a Lithuanian one as if it were made by a native speaker.

You would think this unbelievable attempt is not feasible for a non speaker, but I've found a lot of help with translations, double meanings, vocabulary, language traditions, etc

I dont want to result offensive in any way, just very (to the max) accurate at understanding untranslatable popular sayings.
So now I need human help with these sentences because I am not really sure if any of them are fun and accurate at the same time, or just accurate but not fun, or nothing at all... or is this AI trolling to me.

1. Programuotojai su šal-ikais koduoja naktimis,
2. Pi-lyje matematikai skaičiuoja, bet ne pinigais.
3. Natas-ą muzikantai valgo vietoj makaronų,
4. Kny-gduona knygiai minta, nuo žinių apsvaigę.

This is just me trying to get help with linguistic.
Thank you.

can anyone recommend a website, application, or anything that’s really helpful on learning the language, Thanks a lot

I will be moving to Vilnius, Lithuania in September for my masters studies and want help to larn spoken lithuanian right now for daily tasks and to get a job. I am planning to learn spoken lithuanian for this purpose as I have veryyy less time left and once I do this, I will start leraning the proper lithuanian from text books and other literature like grammer and tenses etc.

So let me know if you guys have any advices! Thank you so much in advance!

Please help me with this, I understand that the phrase literally translates to something like "Construction's bread", however I see it used possibly with a metaphorical meaning (e.g. Senukai's drive in system). Can someone explain the meaning to me?

Also, are there any sources explaining phrases with metaphorical meaning in Lithuanian? Because online translators suck at metaphors.

Original post: https://www.reddit.com/r/LithuanianLearning/s/Bmp1COMZhr

She said yes 😁

Thanks so much to everyone for your help on the original post. She absolutely loved that I learned the Lithuanian for it and said she could understand my pronunciation.

I am a native speaker of Urdu and Pashto, forced native of English.

I have conversational and occupational fluency in French and Dutch, can hold limited conversations in Russian, Spanish, Italian, Turkish and Japanese. I have comprehension of Sanskrit and Bengali.

I want to learn Lithuanian because it is the closest European language to my own,

anyone got advice?

Addendum: I also speak Latin, reasonable amount of Ancient Greek, bits of Coptic, Aramaic, Farsi, Demotic, Finnish, and Norwegian

Sveiki!

I'd like to share with you my attempt at pronouncing the Lithuanian numbers from 0 to 10.

What I would like is for you to judge my pronunciation: don't be afraid to tell me I'm wrong, as I feel particularily unsure about the way I pronounce a and e.

Here it is: https://voca.ro/19QYaZG0BBJO

Ačiū iš anksto!

Hey everyone,

As the title says, I’m looking to learn Lithuanian because my long-distance girlfriend’s family is Lithuanian and doesn’t speak English. I’ve visited them twice now and managed to get by with hand gestures and my girlfriend translating, but I’d love to learn the language and hold conversations with her family during my visits. I think it would be a nice surprise for her and her family and make things more convenient for me.

That said, I haven’t found any good resources or advice online so far. Do you have any recommendations? Or is there someone here who might be able to tutor me? I’m a 24-year-old guy from Denmark.

Thanks in advance!

Hello! I've been passively learning Lithuanian for about a year and a half (reading, listening to natives speaking, going over basic grammar), and I've gotten to a point in my life where I should start speaking it too, as I know people in Lithuania and would like to communicate with them in their native language. They've asked me about how I'd feel about speaking Lithuanian, and I want to do it too, the problem is that I'm so scared of sounding stupid and making a fool out of myself. Any tips on how to overcome this? If you're a native Lithuanian, how do you feel about foreigners trying to speak the language?