I am Lithuanian, and I remember my besty in 5th grade would always love to learn Lithuanian, so when I told her thank you was Aciu, she would always just look at me with a blank face and say “bless you” 😂😂😂
the president monika liu made a mistake one day and accidentally sneezed instead of saying thank you now it’s been forever immortalised to honour hee excellence
To be fr idk im lithainian and when i talk with an english person theyre like i luv ur hair and i accidently say ačiū theyre like BLESS YOUUU and im like🙃 Btw ačiū is the only lithainian word that has ū at the back.
I'm just saying when I speak some words are just kind of funny but it's my opinion so just don't tell me what u think idc what u think I care what I think
Dont ask us! We dont know!!!! Also its Pronounced aCHUUU because č makes a ch sound in English, ū is just a long Pronounced u, its pretty easy to understand
as an american (lithuanian heritage) i joked about this all the time as a child. but real lithuanians don’t say “achoo” when they sneeze so it doesn’t sound the same. it is more with like a P sound so like “apchoo” or “apchi”, very different sounds to the trained ear.
well my father that is also Lithuanian like me told me that when the scientist that invented the word "Ačiū" he accidently sneased instead of saying what he wanted
we always make fun of our British friends when they say it with an accent. also be more worried about the fact that directly translated from lithuanian toes (koju pirstai) literally means foot fingers
So basically in Lithuanian only lithuanians would understand but we sneeze apchi not achoo so basically makes sence so basically irish peopme know how to say thank you in lithuanian 😊
Also there is no explanation but what I do know as a Lithuanian is that this word was created over 5000 years ago and it did not change for a looong time
From a lithuanian, I dunno why I commented, I’m mostly British and 🇮🇶 but A little lithuanian, I think… It’s because they don’t sneeze like, ACHOO they sneeze like ACHII, I heard my mom sneeze like that…
Who is Lithuanian
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Aš
i am
Aš
Mes visi :3
Me
Cuz' in Lithuania we sneeze "apchi" not "achoo". I think that kinda makes sense
Nu taip , tavo paaiškinimas teisingas.
@@Toma._.Theriannu taip taisu BET MES LAIMIOM PRES USA KREPSINIIIII
@@Bannun_ aš žinauuuuuuuuu !!!!!!!
@@Bannun_ Let's goooo!!!!
@Banunn lets goo žinau
As a British Nigerian i want this guy to know that English isnt the only language
@@Turelil_officialOh ok but he speaks English alot
*sneezes in Lithuania*
"no problem."
Nononononono
Our language is one of the oldest spoken languages
So you better explain why you turned our AČIŪ into a SNEEZ!
Hello fellow Lithuanian
Well not very old but still kinda old
@@vikaulinauksaite9462hello fellow Lithuanian how are you?
its 5000 years old💀
@@LandonRicketss.officialITS LITERALLY SO OLD
as a lithuanian we dont sneeze as "achoo" we sneeze as "apchi" so it dosent sound like sneezingg
How you pronauce ačiū and its english bot
Jo tu teisingas
more like č cuz ch makes basically a h sound
Aš lietuvis :)
Yea
our language is like one of the oldest ones thats people still speak and you turn our word of apreciation into a sneeze!!!💀💀💀
Very good explanation to this unknown country hybrid made young boy - not spanish, not english - some hibryd :/ Saw in London many such ones ;)
on god these foreigners are clowns
Wow you did good for Lithuania 🇱🇹
@@mindaugasdubauskas2631 can you ecplain what you mean i dont get it tf?
@@mindaugasdubauskas2631 you live in lithuania by ur username im guesing
As a Lithuanian person I sneeze "apchi"
I am Lithuanian, and I remember my besty in 5th grade would always love to learn Lithuanian, so when I told her thank you was Aciu, she would always just look at me with a blank face and say “bless you” 😂😂😂
@stoowarmsm5738 We ain’t neighbors. We are brothers. Baltic brothers
Im lithanian ji i ganna speak like lithuanian,s labas aš esu Domas ir man yra 8 metai😊
@@Bloxas_gaming .
Sveiki! Aš esu Willow ir man 11 metų
@@Bloxas_gaming man 8 irgi ir aš katre!
Nu labadiena, aš Saulė ir man yra 17
"Achoo!"
"Bless you"
"Achoo"
"Bless you"
"Achoo"
"BLESS YOU!"
Real explanation : it's an old culture from 1690
Dėkoju
Labas
Wtf😂
@@jonuka_69 Rytas
I’m Lithuanian and it’s just how we say thank you😊
As a Lithuanian this got me good also my classmate ask me “why is it a sneeze?”
well in Lithuania we dont write a sneeze as "achoo!" but "apči!" (Apchi!), so ačiū isnt sneezing in LT
Sutinku
as a lithuanian i sneeze as achoo
I'm from lithuania and a sneeze is apčiū, but thank you in lithuanian is ačiū...💀
ne tai neteisinga sneeze yra apci
Ne tai yra HHHHHHHEEEEEE👹
Yeah she's right
really sus
In LT we actually pronounce it as Achù Not ‘achoo’
I don't know!
Once while I was talking in Lithuanian, someone literally looked over and said,
"bless you! 😊"
AČIŪ--->atjAuČIU---> I sympathize
It’s difficult to explain something to a person with intellectual disability, sorry.
Hi can i ask u please
We say it difrently and we sneeze differently
true
Who is lithiuanian
👇 (how many likes
I’m Lithuanian
the president monika liu made a mistake one day and accidentally sneezed instead of saying thank you now it’s been forever immortalised to honour hee excellence
I will never forget that day
Monica Liu was never president
Monika Liu is not a president, but a singer
President?
To be fr idk im lithainian and when i talk with an english person theyre like i luv ur hair and i accidently say ačiū theyre like BLESS YOUUU and im like🙃
Btw ačiū is the only lithainian word that has ū at the back.
I know that
I didnt know that lol
And i live in lithuania😂😂
We say "Ačiu" to say thankyou. To sneeze we say "Apchi" or "Achoo."
Yeah
And apchooooooo
i sneeze
AAAAPCHUUUU
If you don't want to sneeze, then you can say "Dėkui" it's more formal.😅
I’m not very sure why it sounds like a sneeze but it’s funny when you say it to and English person 😅 btw yes I am Lithuania
Well because we kinda sneeze differently
Nah us Lithuanians have a DIFFERENT sneeze-
the sneeze is not achoo its aApchI
It's not said as a sneeze.
It's said as
At-ch-oo
Edit: nvm it's more of
Ae tch eu
Our sneezes sound like "apciii" and can sometimes cause a shockwave
My dad once sneezed like apcii and he made Russia dissapear
Oh that’s why they said “god bless you”
Bro i'm an Lithuanian and we have a lot of other words that mean "thank you". And this is just an acident, I think. It just sounds like that
LABAS ačiū, kad padarei Lietuvišką Video!
Jo aš irgi esu LABAI laiminga
I'm listening and that's just how we say it
English "Thank you" sounds like regurgitade for Lithuanian.😂
1: Heres ur cash!
Lithuanian guy: Ačiū
1: Wat a hel r u sneezing
Lithuanian guy:ne yra tik 'thank you' lietuviškai
Well Lithuania is kinda hard to speak because it's a weird language but I'm Lithuanian ❤
Same im lithuanian
Nice
it's not weird, lithuanian is beautiful and more people should learn it. nemenkink mūsų kalbos.
@KSfreaky I'm not hating Lithuania and I'm not saying it's really weird
I'm just saying when I speak some words are just kind of funny but it's my opinion so just don't tell me what u think idc what u think I care what I think
True 😂 ačiū is another way how to say thank you in 🇱🇹
In Lithuania 🇱🇹 is not aciu is ačiū😅
@@sausainiuke11 oh 😂 I’ll edit it 😆
Dont ask us! We dont know!!!! Also its
Pronounced aCHUUU because č makes a ch sound in English, ū is just a long Pronounced u, its pretty easy to understand
hello-labas
how are you?-kaip tu?
grass-žolė
tree-medis
air-oras
chair-kedė
thank you-ačiū
part 2?
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Ačiū means thank you in Lithuania i know It's weird lol
Yeah it is weird but I don't really hear the achoo
I'm lithuanian
Because.... When we sneeze and someone says bless you, you just sneeze again!
I am Lithuanian and I agree it sounds like a sneeze🤣🤣
"Achoo"
*"You're welcome"*
In Lithuania we pronounce the sneeze sound "apci" while while the English say it as "achooo"
Since us Lithuanians sneeze like “apchi” and not achoo we say Ačiū
as an american (lithuanian heritage) i joked about this all the time as a child. but real lithuanians don’t say “achoo” when they sneeze so it doesn’t sound the same. it is more with like a P sound so like “apchoo” or “apchi”, very different sounds to the trained ear.
Im part Lithuanian (great grandparents born in Lithuania on mothers side) but I was born and raised in America 🇱🇹🇺🇲
As lithuanian person 'ačiū' its like yeah a sneeze but we say 'ačiūūū' like it sounds longer when we say it so yeah
As a Lithuanian this is true
the word Ačiū is a sneeze sound but we sneeze aapchi
Listen bro, English ain’t the only language… you know Yes in Lithuanian is literally Taip, and kinda pronounced like tape
We don’t just sneeze out with achoo, we probably sneeze apchi, idk if that makes sense
it’s bc we use “aPčIIIIIII🤧” as a sneeze
We don't really say in in a sneeze way it like achu not aciu the c is pronounced a ch
I speak Lithuanian and the only reason it’s like that, there’s no other way to say it, unless you say it in English or another language
we mainly say apchi in lithuanian, achoo can be looked at somewhat of a stereotype.
well my father that is also Lithuanian like me told me that when the scientist that invented the word "Ačiū" he accidently sneased instead of saying what he wanted
we always make fun of our British friends when they say it with an accent. also be more worried about the fact that directly translated from lithuanian toes (koju pirstai) literally means foot fingers
Cause, in our language we don't represent a sneeze as "Achoo" we represent it as "Apchi"
Hope that makes sense
Actully we do dont say ačiuuuuu, that sounds like a sneeze, we say aaaačiu
So basically in Lithuanian only lithuanians would understand but we sneeze apchi not achoo so basically makes sence so basically irish peopme know how to say thank you in lithuanian 😊
I'm from Lithuania and I don't even understand why we say thank you like that 🤷
This got me real good lmao
- Aciù
- Bless you
- Aciù
Our language is one of the oldest ones so the question is why, did you turn our thank you into a sneeze?
Our sister/brother from Latvia🇱🇻 ❤
Thats because we thank people by sneezing
as a Lithuanian, its literally just how we say it i dont really have a explanation.
because we dont sneeze like that language
When we sneeze we say "apchi!", not "achoo".
Fun fact:
Ačiū is the only word in lithuanian that has a "ū" at the end of the word😮
In Lithuania we don't sneezing in American lol
-Accuio(snezes)
-bless you
-accuio
as a Lithuanian I don’t really know, but every time i tell my friends this they laugh so I’m not complaining because it is quite funny :3
" Because we like to sneeze or either we have windy weather"
Idk i never even thinked that someone would call it a sneeze but sure😂
I am a lithuainian and i didnt realize this rn lol
YES😭❤❤❤
NO ITS NOT A SNEEZ I FROM LITHUANIA 😢❤
We sneeze apchi and saying Ačiū is really easy...😅
Its just how our kanguage was made😂😂
Look
Girl=mergaitė
Bye= ate
Realy= labai
Laugh=juokinga
Also there is no explanation but what I do know as a Lithuanian is that this word was created over 5000 years ago and it did not change for a looong time
We don’t say it like achoo we say it differently so it won’t sound like a sneeze
I love lithiuanian❤❤
we sneeze "apchi"
It is Aciu on a maxima card also! Makes sense to be Aciu idk why but makes sense!
I am Lithuanian🇱🇹🇱🇹🇱🇹🇱🇹🇱🇹 and so is my family
Im from Lithuanian, thank you - ačiū, hi - labas, what do you doing - ką veiki, and all lithuanian words
Im dying💀🤚
By the way, that’s how little is made it doesn’t have to be like a literal sneeze. You can just be Achu.
it's not a sneeze it's a word ačiū bro kas tam negerai!!!
Cuz its a ✨language✨
Apčiu-sneeze ačiu-thanks
We sneeze differently we go apchi or even akooo
I'm Lithuania labas ❤
👇💐
From a lithuanian, I dunno why I commented, I’m mostly British and 🇮🇶 but A little lithuanian, I think… It’s because they don’t sneeze like, ACHOO they sneeze like ACHII, I heard my mom sneeze like that…
As a lithuanian, we dont sneeze “achoo” we sneeze “apchi” i know it sounds weird💀
Plus its one of the oldest spoken languages
Pagaliau=finally😊
it’s not a sneeze as”achoo!” we sneeze as “apchi!” so yeah
Well im Lithuanian and i have no idea why is it like that😅