No.4645
>>4640You're only wrong by up to 30 times.
>But as a result of language preservation and purging policies, Slavic loanwords currently constitute only 1.5% of the Standard Lithuanian lexicon, while German loanwords constitute only 0.5% of it.[25] The majority of loanwords in the 20th century arrived from the Russian language. No.4648
>>4645You are conflating 20th century loanwords with actual international words of slavic descent.
http://www.zodziai.lt/reiksme&word=Bistro&wid=2710> bistrò [pranc], nedidelė užkandinė, mažas restoranas.How the heck bistro is not slavic?
No.4651
>>4648There are literally like 20 (hyperbole) international nouns of slavic origin, what are you talking about?
No.4652
I'm tired of rain, I want saule
No.4654
>>4638aš lietuvis, joks ne indis, aš tesiok girdejau kad sanskrit is similar to lithuanian (sorry i'm forgetting the language, been in england too long).