Introduction to Lithuanian II

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The second part of the introduction course. In this part we learn how to deal with all Lithuanian verbs in the present (by using the "ultimate dogma"), the accusative, words like "about" and "to" which also use the accusative for words after them, "si", and a lot of useful words in the last few lessons.

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