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Prašau / prašom

Posted: 2014-05-18, 7:36
by Erpelmama
When do I use "prašom" and when "prašau" if I want to say "you're welcome"? My sources are telling me different things...
Ačiu labai in advance!

Re: Prašau / prašom

Posted: 2014-05-18, 8:50
by Varaleiva
Erpelmama wrote:When do I use "prašom" and when "prašau" if I want to say "you're welcome"? My sources are telling me different things...
Ačiu labai in advance!


(aš) prašau
(mes) prašom(e)
(mudu) prašom

Re: Prašau / prašom

Posted: 2014-05-18, 9:04
by Erpelmama
Does that mean that I must always say "prašau" because I'm a single person?

Re: Prašau / prašom

Posted: 2014-05-18, 9:07
by Varaleiva
Erpelmama wrote:Does that mean that I must always say "prašau" because I'm a single person?


if you tell from your self: „prašau“,
if you tell from the name of yours group people (family, friends, partners ...): „prašom“.

Re: Prašau / prašom

Posted: 2014-05-18, 10:06
by Erpelmama
Ačiu labai! :)

Re: Prašau / prašom

Posted: 2014-05-18, 10:37
by Varaleiva
Erpelmama wrote:Ačiū labai! :)

– Į sveikatą!
(another ~ „you're welcome“... or „Cheers!“)

Re: Prašau / prašom

Posted: 2014-05-19, 14:52
by エヴァルダス
When do I use "prašom" and when "prašau" if I want to say "you're welcome"? My sources are telling me different things...


„Prašom“ entspricht grammatisch der ersten Person der Mehrzahl, aber praktisch werden die beiden Formen gleichzeitig benutzt.

Ačiū labai!


Auf Litauisch ist die Wortfolge umgekehrt: labai ačiū. „Ačiū labai“ ist zu vermeiden.