Baltic Online

Lessons

0. Series Introduction
1. The unity of the flowing river, by Justinas Marcinkevičius
2. Forest of the Gods, by Balys Sruoga
3. In the Shadow of the Altars, by Vincas Mykolaitis-Putinas
4. The Fate of the Simoniai from the Village of Aukstujai, by Ieva Simonaitytė
5. Uncles and Aunts, by Vaižgantas (Juozas Tumas)
6. The Seasons, by Kristijonas Donelaitis
7. the Book of Sermons by Jonas Bretkūnas
8. "In the Shadow of Death," by Rūdolfs Blaumanis
9. "Straumeni: The Story of an Old Farm in Zemgale through the Changing Seasons," by Edvarts Virza
10. Matthew 2:1-6, translated by Johann Ernst Glück

Grammar Points

• 1. The Alphabet.
•     1.1. Vowels.
•     1.2. Consonants.
•     1.3. Other Notes.
• 2. The Sound System.
• 3. Noun Inflection.
•     3.1. The 1st Declension.
•     3.2. The 2nd Declension.
• 4. Verb Inflection.
•     4.1. The Present Tense.
•     4.2. The Past Tense.
• 5. Word Order.
• 6. Diphthongs.
• 7. Noun Declensions.
•     7.1. The 3rd Declension.
•     7.2. The 4th Declension.
•     7.3. The 5th Declension.
• 8. Verb Tenses.
•     8.1. The Frequentative Past Tense.
•     8.2. The Future Tense.
•     8.3. Conjungation of the Verb bū́ti 'to be'.
• 9. Pronouns.
•     9.1. The Personal Pronouns.
•     9.2. The Dual of the Pronouns.
•     9.3. The Possessive Pronouns.
•     9.4. The Reflexive Pronoun savę̃s.
• 10. Negation.
• 11. The Accent Classes of the Nouns.
•     11.1. The First Accent Class.
•     11.2. The Second Accent Class.
• 12. Pronouns.
•     12.1. The Demonstrative Pronouns.
•     12.2. The Interrogative and Relative Pronouns.
•     12.3. The Indefinite Pronouns.
• 13. Adjective Inflection.
•     13.2. First Declension Adjectives.
•     13.3. Second Declension Adjectives.
•     13.4. Third Declension Adjectives.
• 14. Mood.
•     14.1. The Subjunctive Mood.
•     14.2. Imperative.
•     14.3. The Optative Mood.
• 15. Interrogative Words and Interrogative Sentences.
• 16. The Accent Classes of the Nouns.
•     16.1. The Third Accent Class.
•     16.2. The Fourth Accent Class.
• 17. Numerals.
•     17.1. Basic Numerals.
•     17.2. Plural Numerals.
•     17.3. Collective Numerals.
• 18. Adjective Inflection.
•     18.1. The Definite Adjectives.
•     18.2. Comparision of Adjectives.
• 19. The Participles, Half-participles, and Gerunds.
•     19.1. The Present Active Participles and Half-participles.
•     19.2. The Past Active Participle.
•     19.3. The Frequentative Past Active Participle.
•     19.4. The Future Active Participle.
•     19.5. The Gerunds.
• 20. Some Impersonal Constructions.
• 21. Numerals.
•     21.1. The Ordinal Numerals.
•     21.2. Fractions.
• 22. Reflexive Verbs and Verbal Prefixes.
•     22.1. The Reflexive Verbs.
•     22.2. Verbal Prefixes.
• 23. The Passive and Reflexive Participles.
•     23.1. The Passive Participles.
•     23.2. The Reflexive Participles.
• 24. The Compound Tenses of the Active Voice.
•     24.1. Continuative Tenses.
•     24.2. Perfect Tenses.
• 25. Use of the Nominative, Genitive and Dative.
•     25.1. Nominative.
•     25.2. Genitive.
•     25.3. Dative.
• 26. Adverbs.
• 27. Verbal Aspects and Transitivity.
•     27.1. Verbal Aspects.
•     27.2. Transitivity.
• 28. Compound Tenses of the Passive Voice and Passivization..
•     28.1. The Compound Tenses of the Passive Voice.
•     28.2. Passivization.
• 29. Use of the Accusative, Instrumental and Locative.
•     29.1. Accusative.
•     29.2. Instrumental.
•     29.3. Locative.
• 30. Conjunctions and Particles.
•     30.1. The Conjunctions.
•     30.2. The Particles.
• 31. The Stress and Intonation of Old Lithuanian.
• 32. The Phonetics of Old Lithuanian.
•     32.1. Vowels.
•     32.2. Consonants.
• 33. Old Lithuanian Nominal System.
•     33.1. Nouns.
•     33.2. Adjectives.
• 34. Verbal System of Old Lithuanian.
•     34.1. Verbs.
•     34.2. Participles.
• 35. Uninflected Parts of Speech of Old Lithuanian.
• 1. The Alphabet.
•     1.1. Vowels.
•     1.2. Diphthongs.
•     1.3. Consonants.
•     1.4. Other Notes.
• 2. The Sound System.
• 3. Noun Inflection.
•     3.1. First Declension.
•     3.2. Fourth Declension.
• 4. Verb Inflection.
•     4.1. Verb Stems.
•     4.2. Verb Conjugation Classes.
•     4.3. Present and Preterit Tense Endings in Indicative Active.
•     4.4. Present Tense Class I (Short Conjugation).
•     4.5. Present Tense Class II (Long Conjugation).
•     4.6. Present Tense Class III (Mixed Conjugation).
• 5. Word Order.
• 6. Dipthongs.
•     6.1. Pure Diphthongs.
•     6.2. Semi-diphthongs.
• 7. Noun Declensions.
•     7.1. Second Declension.
•     7.2. Third Declension.
•     7.3. Fifth Declension.
•     7.4. Sixth Declension.
• 8. Verb Tenses.
•     8.1. The Simple Past Tense.
•     8.2. The Simple Future Tense.
•     8.3. Conjugation of Irregular Verbs būt, iet, dot.
• 9. Pronouns.
•     9.1. Personal Pronouns.
•     9.2. Possessive Pronouns.
•     9.3. Reflexive Pronouns.
•     9.4. The Pronoun pats.
• 10. Negation.
• 11. Reflexives.
•     11.1. The Reflexive Infinitive.
•     11.2. The Present Tense.
•     11.3. The Simple Past (Preterite) Tense.
•     11.4. The Simple Future Tense.
• 12. Pronouns.
•     12.1. Demonstrative Pronouns.
•     12.2. The Anaphoric Pronoun.
•     12.3. The Interrogative, Relative and Indefinite Pronouns.
• 13. Adjectives.
•     13.1. Inflection of the Indefinite Form.
•     13.2. Inflection of the Definite Form.
•     13.3. Degrees of Comparison.
• 14. Mood.
•     14.1. The Imperative.
•     14.2. The Subjunctive.
•     14.3. The Debitive.
•     14.4. The Relative.
• 15. Interrogative Sentences and the Interrogative Particle vai.