Declining du, dvi
22 July 2014 by Pigmalijonas
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The number two (masculine du, feminine dvi) is declined in its own endings:
| Nominative case: | du | dvi |
Šis žmogus turėjo du gražius sūnus. This person had two nice sons.
Dviem pardavėjams reikia darbo. Two sellers need work.
Mūsų mokykla ieško dviejų mokytojų. Our school is looking for two teachers.
Vakar skambino dvi pirkėjos. Yesterday two customers were calling.
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