Lithuanian Out Loud 0298 – Be Tavęs Without You
Update: 2021-02-06
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LL0298 – Be Tavęs Without You
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Hi there, I’m Jack, and I’m Raminta, and welcome back to Lithuanian Out Loud where we offer the world the Lithuanian language.
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According to the online article,"RELATIONS BETWEEN THE LIVING AND THE DEAD IN LITHUANIAN FOLKLORE," Death took the form of Giltinė, a goddess who looked like a human skeleton who wore a white cloak and prowled Lithuania with a scythe in hand. She could kill by stinging you with her long tongue, or she could strangle you, or she might strike you down using her scythe. Sneaking around the homes of sick people, she could be detected if dogs barked when no one was around, the sound of a hoot owl at night, creaking beams, doors opening or closing themselves or if you heard three knocks at the window or at the door when no one was there. Of course, the very ill could see her with their own eyes.
Yeah, so a quick story, my grandpa who died almost a hundred years old, if he was sick, in the morning he would say, “Giltinė came to visit me tonight, but she left and I’m still alive”. Wow! That’s amazing. Yeah, so it’s real. It is real! That’s a cool story. Very nice.
RELATIONS BETWEEN THE LIVING AND THE DEAD IN LITHUANIAN FOLKLORE
http://www.lituanus.org/1995_2/95_2_03.htm
In today's episode, we'll go over some examples of the pronoun "tu" declined in kilmininkas or the genitive case
in the genitive case – the pronoun tu changes to tavęs
first, here are some examples using tavęs without a preposition
I miss you
aš tavęs pasiilgau
I miss you too
aš tavęs irgi pasiilgau
I’m waiting for you
aš tavęs laukiu
I'm afraid of you!
aš tavęs bijau!
I don’t love you
aš tavęs nemyliu
I've been looking for you for so long
aš tavęs taip ilgai ieškojau
I don’t see you
aš tavęs nematau
to hate (plus genitive)
nekęsti
I hate you
aš tavęs nekenčiu
hate you
nekenčiu tavęs
I haven't seen you for so long
aš taip ilgai tavęs nemačiau
do you know how I want you?
ar tu žinai kaip aš tavęs noriu?
without
be
without you I would die
be tavęs aš numirčiau
I would also die without you
aš taip pat be tavęs numirčiau
without you I am not me
be tavęs aš - ne aš
I will stay without you
pasiliksiu be tavęs
without you living is hard
be tavęs sunku gyventi
I would not live without you
negyvenčiau be tavęs
I shall no longer be without you
aš nebemoku būti be tavęs
how do I survive without you?
kaip man be tavęs išgyventi?
I'm very sad without you (male speaking)
aš labai liūdnas be tavęs
I'm very sad without you (female speaking)
aš labai liūdna be tavęs
from
iš
I want too much from you
noriu iš tavęs per daug
that's all I want from you
tai viskas, ko aš noriu iš tavęs
I want more from you, much more
aš noriu iš tavęs daugiau, daug daugiau
I no longer know, what I need from you
nebežinau, ko man iš tavęs reikia
near, next to
prie
let me touch you
leisk prisiliesti prie tavęs
Mindaugas, you have no idea how I want to cuddle next to you
Mindaugai, tu neįsivaizduoji kaip aš noriu prisiglausti prie tavęs
I want to cuddle next to you
aš noriu prisiglausti prie tavęs
oh, how I like being next to you
oi, kaip man patinka būti šalia tavęs
I don't want to sit next to you
aš nenoriu atsisėsti prie tavęs
on, on top of
ant
one cannot be angry at you
negalima pykti ant tavęs
I'm angry at you
aš pykstu ant tavęs
I'm angry at you and I will never forgive you
aš pykstu ant tavęs ir niekada neatleisiu
if the wife is angry at you, ignore her and don't speak
jei žmona pyksta ant tavęs, ignoruok ją ir nekalbėk
a complaint
skundas
the next phrase translates as; I believe you have done me wrong and I want to complain or, I have a bone
to pick with you...
aš parašysiu skundą ant tavęs
between
tarp
between you and I
tarp tavęs ir manęs
remember, that between you and I there is no longer anything
atsimink, kad tarp tavęs ir manęs nieko nebėra
an employer
darbdavys
employers
darbdaviai
is there a conflict between you and your employers?
ar yra konfliktas tarp tavęs ir tavo darbdavių?
is there a problem between you and your mom?
ar yra problemų tarp tavęs ir tavo mamos?
I don't want to stand between you and Jonas
aš nenoriu stovėti tarp tavęs ir Jono
is there a difference between you and them?
ar yra skirtumas tarp tavęs ir jų?
do you know what the difference is between you and her? No, what?
ar žinai koks skirtumas tarp tavęs ir jos? - ne, o koks?
for
už
remember that už can be used as the word "for," as in,
thank you for everything
ačiū už viską
thank you for the reply
ačiū už atsakymą
thank you for the question
ačiū už klausimą
but, that's the accusative case or galininkas
let's look at some examples using kilmininkas, the genitive case
behind, beyond
už
there is someone behind you
kažkas yra už tavęs
to hide
pasislėpti
I'll hide behind you
aš pasislėpsiu už tavęs
who is that behind you?
kas ten yra už tavęs?
above, over
virš
who lives above you?
kas gyvena virš tavęs?
is that the guy who lives above you?
ar tai tas vyras, kuris gyvena virš tavęs?
I like the poster above you
man patinka plakatas virš tavęs
near, close, close by
arti
I like being close to you
man patinka būti arti tavęs
I like to sleep near you
man patinka užmigti arti tavęs
she wants to be close to
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