How to Say “Uncle” in Lithuanian
The English word uncle is translated into Lithuanian as dėdė. dėdė refers to the brother of someone’s parent or a brother-in-law.
How to Say “Grandchild” in Lithuanian
The Lithuanian word for “grandchild” is anūkas. anūkas refers to the child of one’s child.
How to Say “Party” in Lithuanian
The English word ‘party’ (social gathering) can be translated into Lithuanian as vakarėlis or pobūvis.
How to Say “Teacher” in Lithuanian
The English word “teacher” is translated into Lithuanian as mokytojas. A mokytojas is a person who teaches.
How to Say “Daddy” in Lithuanian
The Lithuanian word for daddy is tėtis. tėtis is an informal term for father that is reminiscent of the English word ‘daddy’.
How to Say “Cabbage” in Lithuanian
The Lithuanian word for cabbage is kopūstas. kopūstas refers to the leaves of this plant eaten as a vegetable.
How to Say “Police” in Latvian
Police in Latvian is policija. policija is the everyday and official word for the police.
How to Say “Happy Birthday” in Latvian
The English phrase “happy birthday” is daudz laimes dzimšanas dienā in Latvian.
How to Say “Rat” in Lithuanian
Rat in Lithuanian is žiurkė. žiurkė is the ordinary word for a rat.
How to Say “I Miss You” in Latvian
The English phrase “I miss you” is expressed in Latvian as man tevis trūkst. This phrase is used to express the feeling of missing someone.