Everyday Objects&Colors
What's the color "red" in Lithuanian?
Raudona
Šaukštai po ......
Spoons after ......
Meaning -> too later
pietų
lunch
Geras
Blogas
Kokia yra Lietuvos sostinė?
What's the capital of Lithuania?
Vilnius
How do you say "beer" in Lithuanian
Alus
How do you say "book"?
a) the train
b) ice
c) the floor
liet. Palikti ant _____
b) ice (liet. ledo)
Palikti ant ledo.
Laimingas
Liūdnas
What three colours are in Lithuanian flag?
Geltona, Žalia, Raudona
The national pride dish that looks like an object that can be seen flying in the sky
Cepelinai
What's the first day of the week called?
Pirmadienis
Neperšokęs griovio nesakyk "......" !
Don't say "...." before you manage to jump over a hole!
"OP!"
Gražus
Baisus
Kokia jūra yra šalia Lietuvos?
Which sea does Lithuania border?
The Baltic sea
How do you say "cheers" in Lithuanian?
"Į sveikatą!"
[To your health!]
How do you say "castle"
Pilis
What do you think "Pjauti grybą" means?
Pjauti grybą = slice a mushroom
To talk nonsense
Baltas
Juodas
Kaip vadinasi vasaros metu valgoma rožinė sriuba?
What's the famous cold pink soup is called in Lithuanian?
Šaltibarščiai
How do you say "the bill please!"?
Sąskaitą prašau!
Grown in fields across Lithuania for generations, this soft, natural fabric is usually a cream or off-white colour and is woven into traditional clothing, tablecloths, and sashes.
Linas
[Linen]
When you're doing nothing, spending time in a useless manner, just chilling around, you are .....
Spjaudai ir gaudai!
(Spitting and catching (the spit))
Tyliai
Garsiai
What's lithuanian "gold" called?
Amber
liet. Gintaras
A national dessert that looks like a Christmas tree, usually eaten with a cup of coffee or tea
Šakotis