I got a few comments on how I was avoiding the Lithuanian letters:
ą č ę ė į š ų ū ž
Well the reason I did avoid them was that it was extraordinarily annoying to cut and paste those individual letters into Lithuanian words! So I consulted the magical forum of Debesėlis and I was able to get the help of a puikus bicas called ascii who gave me this advice…
Sveiki!
Following the posting of this article on Delfi Blog, I’ve gotten a few thousand visitors to my smulkus blogas! In fact I’ve gotten so many that my current mokytoja is envious that I will be hounded by hordes of nuostabus moktoju, but alas I remain faithful.
So to the many labai puiku[s?] people who commented on and visited my blog
Labai Aciu Puiku (1.tauta; 2.liaudis [I have no idea which one to use!])
I’ll keep on my kelionė! I’m still deciphering the complexities of people’s comments, but keep them coming!
Peace.
1. taika; 2. (ramumas) tyla, ramybė
Learning Yes and No are probably the most crucial words I needed to know! Easiest responses to questions without sounding completely retarded.
Taip: Yes
Ne: No
It is easy. Taip?
