The Best Language Immersion Experience I've Ever Had 🇱🇹
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- Опубліковано 15 тра 2024
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Tavo vaizdo įrašai yra aukščiausios kokybės ir labai įdomūs, o tu atrodai kaip puikus žmogus! Didžiausios tau sėkmės. Laisvė Honkongui. Laisvė Lietuvai. Laisvė Ukrainai.
I completely understand you when it comes to getting emotional over things that are supposed to be happy and uplifting. Every time I see, in this case, something about our fight for freedom, my heart swells with pride, and I can't help but cry. Seeing you, a foreigner, be moved by this so much shows the immense importance of what we did back then.
Thank you for your interest in our language. Lithuania supports Hongkong in it's fight for freedom from ccp regime and its oppressions
You are very emphatetic person. Thank for who you are. We in Lithuania feel for Honkong as well as we feel for Ukraine or Taiwan.
Holy shit… I didn't know about Hong Kong Way. I wasn't into politics in 2019.
I've just watched few short video reports about it and this is insane😟
I think I need to learn more about the protests and Hong Kong in general.
Laisvė Honkongui!
After basic lithuanian you will learn sanskrit on the fly.
your compassion you show us in this video is also a key forlearning language - connecting reality with feelings
That's actually a really good point that I haven't thought of 🥹
@@RhapsodyinLingo as a Lithuanian, I have a hope, that getting deep into Lithuanian language u`ll find out how our language, pagan traditions, lifestyle, nature and life perception, faith to freedom are related into one singularity back into times of Sanskrit, Vedas or even PIE nature. Especially, being a composer you can find a lot of mystery in Lithuanian language and folksongs. Some tips: RIMti / MIRti
I cried watching this video, thank you so much for making it ❤ I'm a Lit who studied in Hong Kong and participated in the yellow umbrella protests. The similarities between Hong Kong and Baltic states are endless. I wish only freedom for people of Hong Kong 💛💚❤️🇭🇰
You are very inteligent and well-spoken guy! Respect!
I cried when I visited Museum of Occupations and Freedom Fights, and I was born here. It is ok. The stories got me. And I know what you tried in Hong Kong.
It's always nice to hear you had pleasant interactions with locals in Lithuania!
Wow, you’re going on a journey here. The ‘KGB Museum’ is quite an experience. It gives you a real sense of why they have 🇺🇦 everywhere.
We know how hard it is. We love when people want to learn. Have fun, I miss Lithuania often.
Sėkmės Izrael! Best of luck
you reminded me how I got emotional as well when I first heard of 願榮光歸香港 during my research of freedom movements in East Asia. Much love and solidarity! ❤
So glad to have discovered your channel! You're such a kind soul and it's always so meaningful to see people truly and profoundly connecting with other people and cultures through history and languages, especially when it's a culture that not many people know much about! I really want to learn Lithuanian because I have a lot of close friends from there and as a speaker of a Slavic language and two Romance languages already, it's encouraging to see someone else with a similar linguistic background able pick up Lithuanian so quickly! Thank you for sharing your journey because I would never have found out about the courses in Vilnius without it! All the best as you continue along your path and I'm excited to see more of your adventures!
I enjoyed hearing your commentary. I’m an American who moved here to Vilnius exactly one year ago (as of yesterday). If you wanna meet up and have a coffee sometime, let me know!
Sveikas, smagu girdėti, kad puikiai leidi laiką Lietuvoje :)
Great Lithuanian! 🎉 Keep going. Impressed by your genuine interest of the language and culture.
Appreciate your honest interest in history of our country and well done for learning the languege that quick! I'm truly impressed. It's quite enough for basic communication even though the syntax needs to be improved ;)
❤ your progress is fantastic. Good luck in your future endeavors
An such a pity back home peaceful way i not bare fruit for your home
I enjoy the updates, especially as our language goals seem somewhat similar (hacking out polish atm, looking at getting back into lithuanian, then back into icelandic at some point if i'm still alive XD). Jurga (lithuanian singer) was part of what got me into the language :)
Excellent video, thanks!
I think you know that Lithuanians don't regard Russian as a lingua franca. They know Russian because they were oppressed by Russia historically.
Well...feelings are a thing, but the objective fact is that you have a decent chance of being understood in Russian in former Soviet areas, which is what makes it a lingua franca (I say "sort of" because obviously it's changing to English). Lots of things around the country are available in all three languages.
Just like I'm not a big fan of the English language either, but I use it because it's understood.
Nice
And might venture guess - your gift for music gives you advantage in learning languages, it makes it a bit easier
Šaunuolis!
Just found out your channel. Keep it up man.
❤Aciu! Respect!!!
Lietuva.Kaunas 1000k❤️❤️❤️
Pagarba!
prašau kavOS ;) But your progress is impressive !
Oops did this just reveal how early the video was really filmed
@@RhapsodyinLingoyou were doing great , don't worry about it
I've discovered your channel just now
Very impressive
Best of lucks from person, very fluent in 4 languages
Sėkmės
Nice 😊
I don't know what to say exactly. Have you heared about a story couple years ago when Chinese tourist ripped off a small cross dedicated to Hong Kong at the hill of crosses at Lithuania? And then some random dude bought a cross a hundred times larger and brought it across the country to place it on the same hill?
Some of us feel deep sadness for Hong Kong and today I share the tears with you brother. We all must thrive for Ukraine to win this war otherwise what happened to Hong Kong will come to Taiwan and to Baltics and to every other country that isn't a super power...
WHAT there's a cross like that on the hill of crosses?? Omg we were going to visit there on our road trip, but we ran out of time 😭
@@RhapsodyinLingo it still should be there but it might be hard to find. It was hard to see when it was placed since the place is very dense and now it could be covered with smaller crosses too. Let me know if you are planning to come back in the future if so I'll try to find the cross for you, once I'm myself in Lithuania.
hey, im studying in the same college you are!! i think ive seen you on our colleges instagram page a couple of times, couldve sworn i did and your videos gave proof of that🤯
Hugs!!!
You should try learning Latvian too, its similar but easier
Thank you for crying for our country. Ačiū, kad mūsų Baltijos kelias tave įkvėpė. Labai malonu girdėti tokius gražius žodžius. Esi šaunuolis, kad moki tiek kalbų. Aš mokausi tik šeštą kalbą, taigi atsilieku labai nuo tavęs 😄
The place you're standing in Cambridge reminds me of St. Matthew's piece, and I was born in a house right next to it. Though I think that's maybe somewhere else. Very similar though, and the same railings.
I can tell you exactly where it is, just off Mill Road 😂
@@RhapsodyinLingo St. Matthew's Piece is not far from Mill Road, about 15 minutes walk, on Sturton Street and York Street. Though I guess that's not necessarily 'just off'. Though I can't figure out where else it could be. Doesn't matter. A shame my family didn't stay living in such a nice place. Priced out, I guess.
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Which language is more difficult in your opinion? Lithuanian or Polish?
I have always wanted to say to foreigners, contact me, I will show what true Lithuania is. But I was afraid of the reaction. There I have done it. Last thing, lithuanians are more than meets the eye.
your compassion you show us in this video is also a key forlearning language - connecting reality with feelings