Question Words: kada
1 October 2013 by Pigmalijonas
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To ask when, you have to use the kada:
Kada tu kalbi? When do you speak?
Kada kalbėti? When to speak?
Kada eina jo sesė? When does his sister go?
Dariau, kada jie gyvena? Darius, when do they live?
O kada jis nekalba? But when isn't he talking?
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Comments:
Shouldn't this translate as, "Darius, when he is living?"
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