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Jis, ji = it
In English, things and animals are indicated using the pronoun it. For example:
This is a cat. Its name is Murklys.
I am buying a computer. Give it to me.
We, Lithuanians, do not have the pronoun it. Instead, we name animals and things with the same pronouns jis, ji, jie and jos:
Čia yra katinas. Jo vardas yra Murklys.
Aš perku kompiuterį. Duok jį man.
Ant stalo yra knyga. On the table there is a book.
Ji visada yra ant stalo. It is always on the table.
Duok ją man. Give it to me.
Nominative case:
Genitive case (of):
Dative case (to/for):
Accusative case:
Instrumental case (using):
Locative case (in):
Nominative case:
Genitive case (of):
Dative case (to/for):
Accusative case:
Instrumental case (using):
Locative case (in):
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jis
jo
jam
jį
juo
jame
jie
jų
jiems
juos
jais
juose
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ji
jos
jai
ją
ja
joje
jos
jų
joms
jas
jomis
jose
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