, it hurts, works like and : the person who feels it goes into the dative, and the part that hurts into the accusative. My head hurts; word for word, to me it hurts the head.
What hurts
| Nominative | Accusative | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| -a → -ą | ||
| head | ||
| head | ||
| back | ||
| back | ||
| arm | ||
| arm | ||
| -ė → -ę | ||
| throat | ||
| throat | ||
| -as → -ą | ||
| stomach | ||
| stomach | ||
| -is → -į | ||
| ear | ||
| ear | ||
| nose | ||
| nose | ||
| Plural: -ys → -is | ||
| · | · | eyes · ears |
| eyes · ears | ||
Feminine words in -is take -į in the singular and -is in the plural: , .
Who it hurts
| Nominative | Meaning | |
|---|---|---|
| it hurts me | ||
| it hurts me | ||
| it hurts you | ||
| it hurts you | ||
| · | · | it hurts him · it hurts her |
| it hurts him · it hurts her | ||
| it hurts us | ||
| it hurts us | ||
| it hurts you | ||
| it hurts you | ||
| · | · | it hurts them |
| it hurts them | ||
To ask, say Where does it hurt? or Does your back hurt? With no, the body part goes into the genitive, as after every no: My head doesn't hurt.
Jums skauda gerklę.Your throat hurts.
Man skauda galvą ir ausį.My head and my ear hurt.
Man skauda galvą ir ausį.My head and my ear hurt.
Elze, ar tau skauda pilvą?Elzė, does your tummy hurt?
Nugaros neskauda.My back doesn't hurt.
Nugaros neskauda.My back doesn't hurt.
Tomui skauda nugarą. Jis visą dieną sėdi.Tomas's back hurts. He sits all day.
Practice 1/4 · Finding words
Find the words
Tap what hurts: the body part in the object form.
.
My head and throat hurt.
.
My head and throat hurt.
?
Does your back hurt?
.
Elzė's tummy hurts.
, – .
Tomas's back hurts, and Jonas's arm.
.
My nose and my eyes hurt.
.
My nose and my eyes hurt.
: !
Jonas's ears hurt: the trumpet!
Practice 2/4 · The right form
The body part
Choose the right word for the gap.
Man skauda .
My back hurts.
Man skauda .
My back hurts.
Elzei skauda .
Elzė's nose hurts.
Man skauda .
My ears hurt.
Man skauda .
My eyes hurt.
Man skauda .
My eyes hurt.
Man skauda .
My head hurts.
Man skauda .
My head hurts.
Ar jums skauda ?
Does your throat hurt?
Jam skauda .
His ear hurts.
Elzei skauda .
Elzė's tummy hurts.
Man skauda .
My arm hurts.
Man neskauda .
My back doesn't hurt.
Man neskauda .
My back doesn't hurt.
Who does it hurt?
Choose the right word for the gap.
skauda galvą.
My head hurts.
skauda galvą.
My head hurts.
Elze, ar skauda pilvą?
Elzė, does your tummy hurt?
Ona? skauda ausį.
Ona? Her ear hurts.
skauda nugarą.
Tomas's back hurts.
skauda gerklę.
Your throat hurts.
Galva or galvą?
What hurts: the accusative. Otherwise, the basic form.
Mano karšta.
My head is hot.
Mano karšta.
My head is hot.
Jūsų pavargusi.
Your back is tired.
Mano šalta.
My hand is cold.
Jūsų raudona.
Your throat is red.
Miciaus didelis.
Micius's tummy is big.
Mano šalta.
My nose is cold.
Mano šalta.
My nose is cold.
Elze, tavo raudonos.
Elzė, your eyes are red.
Mano šaltos.
My ears are cold.
Mano šaltos.
My ears are cold.
Mano karšta.
My ear is hot.
Practice 3/4 · Building sentences
Put the words in order
Put the words in order.
My head and throat hurt.
My head and throat hurt.
Where does it hurt?
Does your tummy hurt?
My back doesn't hurt.
My back doesn't hurt.
My head is very hot.
My head is very hot.
My back is tired.
Micius's tummy is big.
Your throat is red.
Elzė, your eyes are red.
My ears are cold.
My ears are cold.
Practice 4/4 · In situations
The right words
Choose the right words for the situation.
The doctor asks where it hurts. It's your ear.
You say:
The doctor asks where it hurts. It's your ear.
You say:
The doctor asks about your back. It doesn't hurt.
You say:
After a no, the body part goes into the genitive: nugaros.
The doctor asks about your back. It doesn't hurt.
You say:
After a no, the body part goes into the genitive: nugaros.
You don't know the word for your nose. Point and say it hurts here.
You say:
You don't know the word for your nose. Point and say it hurts here.
You say:
Elzė is holding her tummy. Ask her if it hurts.
You say:
Elzė is holding her tummy. Ask her if it hurts.
You say:
Your nose hurts. Tell the doctor.
You say:
Your nose hurts. Tell the doctor.
You say:
You come in from the cold. Tell Ona your nose is cold.
You say:
You come in from the cold. Tell Ona your nose is cold.
You say:
Jonas shows the doctor his hand. It's cold.
Jonas says:
Unit complete
