“Congratulations, babysitter.”
“Nice to meet you.”
Of course, Jeri has Lithuanian grandparents, so she might actually get by.
Seems that Lithuanian is getting popular, finally!
“They’re creepy and they’re kookyMysterious and spookyThey’re altogether ookyThe Mc – bri – ide twins.”Sorry. I just couldn’t resist that.
I took German in high school; a friend took French. One day while walking down the hall we carried on two one-sided conversations in those languages, ending with “Ich weiss nicht, was du sagts.”* “Well the same to you, buddy!”
Ask them to teach you Lithuanian. No knowledge is every wasted or so they say…
I not only don’t speak Lithuanian, I can’t even get by in Uyghur.
Where is the black shirt?
The Old Wolf over 11 years ago
“Congratulations, babysitter.”
“Nice to meet you.”
LtPowers over 11 years ago
Of course, Jeri has Lithuanian grandparents, so she might actually get by.
btirva5940 over 11 years ago
Seems that Lithuanian is getting popular, finally!
sjsczurek over 11 years ago
“They’re creepy and they’re kookyMysterious and spookyThey’re altogether ookyThe Mc – bri – ide twins.”Sorry. I just couldn’t resist that.
gcarlson over 11 years ago
I took German in high school; a friend took French. One day while walking down the hall we carried on two one-sided conversations in those languages, ending with “Ich weiss nicht, was du sagts.”* “Well the same to you, buddy!”
I don’t know what you’re saying.alondra over 11 years ago
Ask them to teach you Lithuanian. No knowledge is every wasted or so they say…
snugharborman-catalog over 11 years ago
I not only don’t speak Lithuanian, I can’t even get by in Uyghur.
Squirrelchaser over 11 years ago
Where is the black shirt?