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Lithuanian in Chinese

Lithuanian in Chinese is 立陶宛语, 立陶宛語 — Lithuanian means relating to Lithuania, its people, or its language.

Lithuanian in Chinese

立陶宛语
adj
Pronounced: lì táo wǎn yǔ
Of or relating to Lithuania.
立陶宛语
noun
Pronounced: lì táo wǎn yǔ
(uncountable) The main language of Lithuania.
立陶宛語
noun
Pronounced: lì táo wǎn yǔ
(uncountable) The main language of Lithuania.

What does "Lithuanian" mean?

  1. adj Relating to Lithuania, its people, or its language.
    "She cooked a traditional Lithuanian dish for the dinner party."
  2. noun The official language of Lithuania.
    "Lithuanian is one of the oldest living Indo-European languages still spoken today."
  3. noun A person from Lithuania.
    "Several Lithuanians on the team competed in the basketball tournament."
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Lithuanian in a sentence

  • She cooked a traditional Lithuanian dish for the dinner party.
  • Lithuanian is one of the oldest living Indo-European languages still spoken today.
  • Several Lithuanians on the team competed in the basketball tournament.

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What is "Lithuanian" in Chinese?

"Lithuanian" in Chinese is 立陶宛语, 立陶宛語. Lithuanian means: Relating to Lithuania, its people, or its language.

How do you pronounce 立陶宛语?

"Lithuanian" in Chinese is 立陶宛语, pronounced "lì táo wǎn yǔ".

How do you use "Lithuanian" in a sentence?

Example: "She cooked a traditional Lithuanian dish for the dinner party." In Chinese, "Lithuanian" is 立陶宛语, 立陶宛語.

Are there other ways to say "Lithuanian" in Chinese?

Yes — Chinese has 2 translations listed for "Lithuanian": 立陶宛语, 立陶宛語.

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