SOMEONE ON AO3 READ MY IBSEN'S DOLL'S HOUSE FIC WRITTEN ENTIRELY IN LITHUANIAN USING GOOGLE TRANSLATE?? AND THEN LEFT ME A COMMENT? LIKE A GOD? LIKE BEAUTIFUL SPRINGTIME BREEZE???

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SOMEONE ON AO3 READ MY IBSEN'S DOLL'S HOUSE FIC WRITTEN ENTIRELY IN LITHUANIAN USING GOOGLE TRANSLATE?? AND THEN LEFT ME A COMMENT? LIKE A GOD? LIKE BEAUTIFUL SPRINGTIME BREEZE???
tall : alto short : basso strong : forte weak : debole beautiful : bella ugly : brutto handsome : bello (hair is) long : lungo (hair is) short : corto large : grosso thin : magro
just a short vocabulary list i found in a book given to me by my nonna enjoy :-)
Indo-European Languages
Since the majority of the languages I am learning are ones from the Indo-European language family, I have listed some words in French, Italian, Russian, Persian and Hindi which are either closely or distantly related to each other.
-The words are in the order in which their respective languages appear above in bold; ---- means the language doesn’t have a related term-
one, un, un, один [odín], یک [yek], एक [ek] two, deux, due, два [dva], دو [do], दो [do] three, trois, tre, три [tri], سه [se], तीन [tīn] four, quatre, quattro, четыре [četýre], چهار [chahâr], चार [chār] five, cinq, cinque, пять [pyat'], پنج [panj], पाँच [pãnch] six, six, sei, шесть [šest'], شش [shesh], छः [chhah] seven, sept, sette, семь [sem'], هفت [haft], सात [sāt] eight, huit, otto, восемь [vósem'], هشت [hasht], आठ [āṭh] nine, neuf, nove, девять [dévyat'], نه [noh], नौ [nau] ten, dix, dieci, десять [désyat'], ده [dah], दस [das] one hundred, cent, cento, сто [sto], صد [sad], सौ [sau] mother, mère, madre, мать [mat'], مادر [mâdar], माता [mātā] father, père, padre, ----, پدر [pedar], पिता [pitā] brother, frère, fratello, брат [brat], برادر [barâdar], भाई [bhāī] sister, sœur, sorella, сестра [sestrá], خواهر [khwâhar], ---- young, jeune, giovane, юный [yúnyy], جوان [javân], युवा [yūva] eye, œil, occhio, очки [očkí] (glasses), -----, आँख [ãnkh] tongue, langue, lingua, язык [yazýk], زبان [zabân], जीभ [jībh] heart, cœur, cuore, сердце [sérdce], ----, हृदय [hrday] knee, genou, ginocchio, ----, زانو [zânu], घुटना [ghuṭnā] bone, os, osso, кость [kost'], استخوان [ostokhwân], अस्थि [asthi] foot, pied, piede, пешкoм [péškom] (on foot), پا [pâ], पैर [pair] tooth, dent, dente, десна [desná] (gums), دندان [dandân], दंत [dãnt] bear, ours, orso, ----, خرس [khers], रीछ [rīchh] wolf, loup, lupo, волк [volk], گرگ [gorg], वृक [vrk] star, étoile, stella, звезда [zvezdá], ستاره [setâre], तारा [tārā] night, nuit, notte, ночь [noč'], ----, ---- sun, sol, sole, солнце [sólnce], خور [khûr] (east), सूरज [sūraj]
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