Lithuanian Out Loud 0275 - Mokėti To Know How

1 rich Libsyn https://www.libsyn.com 90 600 Lithuanian Out Loud 0275 - Mokėti To Know How LL0275 – Mokėti To Know How&nbsp; &nbsp; Ready? Hi there, I’m Jack and I’m Gintarė and welcome back to Lithuanian Out Loud where we offer the world the Lithuanian language. &nbsp; In a previous episode we described the knygnešiai, the Lithuanian book smugglers. &nbsp; In 1905 Russian authorities recognized the book ban policy was a failure and repealed the anti-Lithuanian language laws.&nbsp; Shortly after, one of the book smugglers Juozas Masiulis opened his own bookstore in Panevėžys. &nbsp; The bookstore and a chain of these bookstores still operate in Lithuania under his name. In Kaunas there is a statue dedicated to “the unknown book smuggler.” &nbsp; Knygnešiai, or booksmuggler, Jurgis Bielinis was born 16 March 1846. This date is commemorated in Lithuania as the “Day of the Knygnešiai.” &nbsp; Today we’ll go over the Lithuanian verb mokėti – to know how, to be able.&nbsp; Here are mokėti and nemokėti conjugated in the present tense. &nbsp; to know how&nbsp; mokėti &nbsp; to be able&nbsp; mokėti &nbsp; I know how&nbsp; aš moku &nbsp; you know how (tu)&nbsp; tu moki &nbsp; he knows how&nbsp; jis moka &nbsp; she knows how&nbsp; ji moka &nbsp; we know how&nbsp; mes mokame &nbsp; you know how (formal)&nbsp; jūs mokate &nbsp; you all know how&nbsp; jūs mokate &nbsp; they know how (mm/mf)&nbsp; jie moka &nbsp; they know how (ff)&nbsp; jos moka &nbsp; to not know how, to not be able&nbsp; nemokėti &nbsp; I do not know how&nbsp; aš nemoku &nbsp; you do not know how (tu)&nbsp; tu nemoki &nbsp; he does not know how&nbsp; jis nemoka &nbsp; she does not know how&nbsp; ji nemoka &nbsp; we do not know how&nbsp; mes nemokame &nbsp; you do not know how (formal)&nbsp; jūs nemokate &nbsp; you all do not know how&nbsp; jūs nemokate &nbsp; they do not know how (mm/mf)&nbsp; jie nemoka &nbsp; they do not know how (ff)&nbsp; jos nemoka &nbsp; here are some examples; &nbsp; I need to know the Lithuanian language like you know it man reikia mokėti lietuvių kalbą taip kaip tu moki &nbsp; aš &nbsp; to ski&nbsp; slidinėti &nbsp; to kill&nbsp; užmušti &nbsp; I know how to ski&nbsp; aš moku slidinėti &nbsp; I know how to kill&nbsp; moku užmušti &nbsp; I know how to dance&nbsp; moku šokti &nbsp; I don’t know how to ski&nbsp; aš nemoku slidinėti &nbsp; I don’t know how to kill&nbsp; nemoku užmušti &nbsp; tu &nbsp; to pick mushrooms&nbsp; grybauti &nbsp; do you know how to pick mushrooms?&nbsp; ar moki grybauti? &nbsp; do you know how to speak Lithuanian?&nbsp; ar moki kalbėti lietuviškai? &nbsp; do you know how to read?&nbsp; ar moki skaityti? &nbsp; you don’t know how to pick mushrooms?&nbsp; nemoki grybauti? &nbsp; you don’t know how to speak Lithuanian?&nbsp; nemoki kalbėti lietuviškai? &nbsp; you don’t know how to read?&nbsp; nemoki skaityti? &nbsp; jis &nbsp; Algimantas knows how to write Lithuanian&nbsp; Algimantas moka rašyti lietuviškai &nbsp; Simonas knows how to draw&nbsp; Simonas moka piešti &nbsp; does Giedrius know English?&nbsp; ar Giedrius moka angliškai? &nbsp; Algimantas doesn’t know how to write&nbsp; Algimantas nemoka rašyti &nbsp; Simonas doesn’t know how to draw&nbsp; Simonas nemoka piešti &nbsp; does Giedrius not know English?&nbsp; ar Giedrius nemoka angliškai? &nbsp; ji &nbsp; does Birutė know Russian?&nbsp; ar Birutė moka rusiškai? &nbsp; does Diana know Arabic?&nbsp; ar Diana moka arabiškai? &nbsp; does Urtė know how to repair bicycles?&nbsp; ar Urtė moka taisyti dviračius?&nbsp; &nbsp; Birutė doesn’t know how to walk&nbsp; Birutė nemoka vaikščioti &nbsp; Diana doesn’t know how to talk&nbsp; Diana nemoka kalbėti &nbsp; Urtė doesn’t know how to repair bicycles&nbsp; Urtė nemoka taisyti dviračių &nbsp; mes &nbsp; we know Lithuanian&nbsp; mokame lietuviškai &nbsp; we know English&nbsp; mokame angliškai &nbsp; we know Russian&nbsp; mokame rusiškai &nbsp; we know how to sing and dance&nbsp; mokame dainuoti ir šokti &nbsp; father and I know how to prepare tea&nbsp; tėvas ir aš mokame paruošti arbatą &nbsp; we don't know Lithuanian&nbsp; nemokame lietuviškai &nbsp; we don't know English&nbsp; nemokame angliškai &nbsp; we don't know Russian&nbsp; nemokame rusiškai &nbsp; jūs &nbsp; I want to ask, do you know how to write well?&nbsp; noriu paklausti, ar jūs mokate gerai rašyti? &nbsp; do you know how to say, "no?"&nbsp; ar mokate pasakyti "ne"? &nbsp; do you know how to work with a computer?&nbsp; ar jūs mokate dirbti su kompiuteriu?&nbsp; &nbsp; do you know how to work with this program?&nbsp; ar jūs mokate dirbti šia programa? &nbsp; jūs &nbsp; guitar&nbsp; gitara &nbsp; do you all know how to play the violin?&nbsp; ar mokate groti smuiku? &nbsp; it seems to me you all know how to play guitar&nbsp; man atrodo kad jūs mokate groti gitara &nbsp; do you all know how to write in Lithuanian?&nbsp; ar mokate rašyti lietuviškai? &nbsp; do you all know how to brush your teeth?&nbsp; ar mokate valyti dantis? &nbsp; if you all don't know, look at this guide&nbsp; jei nemokate, pasižiurėkite į šį gidą &nbsp; jie &nbsp; they know how to be happy&nbsp; jie moka būti laimingi &nbsp; they know how to be cheerful&nbsp; jie moka būti linksmi &nbsp; they know how to be good&nbsp; jie moka būti geri &nbsp; they know how to feel happy&nbsp; jie moka jaustis laimingi &nbsp; to show&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; parodyti &nbsp; that (conjunction)&nbsp; jog &nbsp; The Hungarians showed that they know how to farm&nbsp; Vengrai parodė, jog jie moka ūkininkauti &nbsp; they don’t know how to be happy&nbsp; jie nemoka būti laimingi &nbsp; they don’t know how to be polite&nbsp; jie nemoka būti mandagūs &nbsp; they don’t know how to be good&nbsp; jie nemoka būti geri &nbsp; jos &nbsp; I like that they know what they are doing&nbsp; man patinka, kad jos moka tai ką daro &nbsp; they know how to do the show&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; jos moka padaryti šou &nbsp; they don't know French, but they understand a little&nbsp; jos nemoka prancūziškai, bet truputį supranta &nbsp; a soul&nbsp; siela &nbsp; souls&nbsp; sielos &nbsp; machines don't have souls, they don't know how to feel&nbsp; mašinos neturi sielų, jos nemoka jausti &nbsp; imperative &nbsp; tu&nbsp; mokėk &nbsp; mes&nbsp; mokėkime &nbsp; jūs&nbsp; mokėkite &nbsp; tu&nbsp; nemokėk &nbsp; mes&nbsp; nemokėkime &nbsp; jūs&nbsp; nemokėkite &nbsp; Šaunuoliai!!&nbsp; Great!&nbsp; You made it to the end of another episode!&nbsp; Puiku!&nbsp; Excellent! &nbsp; LITHUANIAN OUT LOUD http://lithuanian.libsyn.com <iframe title="Libsyn Player" style="border: none" src="//html5-player.libsyn.com/embed/episode/id/2168940/height/90/theme/custom/thumbnail/yes/direction/forward/render-playlist/no/custom-color/88AA3C/" height="90" width="600" scrolling="no" allowfullscreen webkitallowfullscreen mozallowfullscreen oallowfullscreen msallowfullscreen></iframe> https://assets.libsyn.com/secure/content/93686423