Lithuanian
Pronunciation: [lɪθuˈeɪniən]
Word
Context: “nationality”
(noun) a person from Lithuania, which is a country in Europe. If someone is Lithuanian, it means they were born in Lithuania or they have ties to it.
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She is Lithuanian because she was born in Lithuania.
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He is not Lithuanian; he was born in Poland.
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Are you Lithuanian or do you come from another country?
Context: “describing nationality”
(adjective) related to Lithuania. If something is Lithuanian, it comes from Lithuania, like its culture, language, or food.
Example
They serve delicious Lithuanian dishes at that restaurant.
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This is not Lithuanian food; it's Italian.
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What is a popular Lithuanian festival?
Context: “language”
(noun) a language spoken in Lithuania. When someone speaks Lithuanian, they are using the words and grammar that are part of this language.
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I learned some Lithuanian phrases while visiting Vilnius.
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She doesn't understand Lithuanian at all; she only speaks French.
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Can you teach me a few words in Lithuanian?
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