Conversational Lithuanian, Tuesday evening

[never_dull]

Hannibal nodded at everybody as they sat. He had a handout for them today with quite a bit of vocabulary on it.

“This weekend reminded me that there are any number of eventualities we might need to prepare for on this island,” he said dryly, and shook his head. This weekend had been…interesting. “Combined with the previous one,” he nodded to Jono and Eleanor, “I thought some vocabulary less traditional for conversation classes might be useful.”

The paper read:

Rifle: šautuvas
Pistol: pistoletai
Knife: peilis
Fire (n): ugnis
Lie (n): melas

Safe: saugus
Careful: atsargus

Stop!: nutrauk, nutraukite
Help me: man padėti

To shoot: šaudyti
To threaten: grasinti
To leave: palikti
To take: imti
To be silent: tylėti
To find: rasti
To steal: pavogti

Shotgun: karabinai
Ammunition: šaudmenys
Rope: virvė
Injury: sužalojimas
Trick: gudrybė

Dangerous: pavojingas
Suspicious: įtartinas

Continue!: tęsk, tęskite
Run!: bėk, bėkite

To trap: spęsti
To trust: pasitikėti
To wait: laukti
To save/rescue: gelbėti
To hide: slėpti
To cheat/deceive: apgaudinėti
To kill: nužudyti
“To review conjugations,” he wrote on the board the conjugation for šaudyti.

“So, shall we discuss this weekend? Or any other? Or perhaps a hypothetical situation?”

[OOC: Crap! Please hold for OCD.] OCD up!