Hi there, this is Jack and welcome back to Lithuanian Out Loud.  For this episode we’re going to do something a little bit different.  This is a flashcard episode.  To use this episode you have to download the accompanying pdf file and open it.  Then just follow along with the audio.

The pdf file has four pages.  On the first two pages we give you the English and the Lithuanian text along with an image from the public domain clip art collection at WP Clipart.  Thank you WP Clipart!

The third and fourth pages of our pdf file have English only.  So, if you print the pdf file onto heavy paper or card stock you can cut them out and create hand-held flashcards.  You can study by yourself or with a friend.  This is the first of many flashcard episodes we have planned.  Here we go, enjoy!

Photograph: "old man and old woman, traditional Lithuanian dance" Photographer: ignas kukenys from Vilnius, Lithuania (wikipedia)

grandfather senelis

grandmother senelė

child vaikas

father and son tėvas ir sūnus

woman moteris

man vyras

mother and father motina ir tėvas

mother & daughter motina ir dukra / duktė

husband and wife vyras ir žmona

uncle and nephew dėdė ir sūnėnas

brother and sister brolis ir sesė / sesuo

baby kūdikis

aunt and niece teta ir dukterėčia

parents and child tėvai ir vaikas

father and children tėvas ir vaikai

grandson / granddaughter anūkas / anūkė

teenager (female) paauglė

teenager (male) paauglys

cousin (male) pusbrolis

cousin (female) pusseserė

boy berniukas

young man / guy vaikinas

young woman mergaitė

girl mergina