뜻
Standard hygiene practice.
문화적 배경
Hand washing is a prerequisite for the 'Kūčios' (Christmas Eve) dinner, symbolizing spiritual and physical purity. There is a common belief that 'tvarka' (order) in the home starts with personal hygiene. Public health campaigns are very visible, especially in schools and offices, emphasizing 'rankų higiena'. Historically, water from a 'šulinys' (well) was used, and the act was more communal.
Skip the 'My'
In Lithuanian, you don't need to say 'savo rankas' (my hands). Just 'rankas' is enough!
Case Matters
Always use 'rankas' (accusative), never 'rankos' (nominative) when washing them.
뜻
Standard hygiene practice.
Skip the 'My'
In Lithuanian, you don't need to say 'savo rankas' (my hands). Just 'rankas' is enough!
Case Matters
Always use 'rankas' (accusative), never 'rankos' (nominative) when washing them.
Reflexive for Commands
When telling someone to wash their hands, 'Nusiplauk rankas' sounds much more natural than 'Plauk rankas'.
셀프 테스트
Fill in the correct form of the verb 'plauti' in the present tense.
Aš ______ rankas prieš valgį.
The first person singular ('aš') form of 'plauti' is 'plaunu'.
Which sentence is grammatically correct?
Choose the correct way to say 'Wash your hands' (plural/formal).
'Plaukite' is the imperative plural form, and 'rankas' is the correct accusative plural.
Match the Lithuanian phrase with its English translation.
Match the following:
These are the basic forms of the phrase and its related noun.
Complete the dialogue.
Mama: Jonuk, ______ rankas! Jonukas: Gerai, mama.
The mother is giving a command to the child, so the imperative 'nusiplauk' is appropriate.
🎉 점수: /4
시각 학습 자료
Bathroom Essentials
Tools
- • muilas
- • vanduo
- • rankšluostis
Actions
- • plauti
- • šluostyti
- • pilti
연습 문제 은행
4 연습 문제Aš ______ rankas prieš valgį.
The first person singular ('aš') form of 'plauti' is 'plaunu'.
Choose the correct way to say 'Wash your hands' (plural/formal).
'Plaukite' is the imperative plural form, and 'rankas' is the correct accusative plural.
왼쪽의 각 항목을 오른쪽의 짝과 연결하세요:
These are the basic forms of the phrase and its related noun.
Mama: Jonuk, ______ rankas! Jonukas: Gerai, mama.
The mother is giving a command to the child, so the imperative 'nusiplauk' is appropriate.
🎉 점수: /4
자주 묻는 질문
10 질문No, you can 'plauti indus' (wash dishes) or 'plauti grindis' (wash floors). It's for anything cleaned with water.
'Plauti' is the general action, while 'nusiplauti' implies you finished washing them for yourself.
Yes, 'Kur galiu nusiplauti rankas?' is the perfect polite way to ask for the restroom.
You say 'Aš nusiploviau rankas'.
Yes, 'nusiplauti kanopas', but it's very informal and can be slightly rude.
Generally, yes. It is a strong cultural norm and taught from a very young age.
It is the Accusative Plural case.
Soap is 'muilas'.
It follows the first conjugation, but the past tense stem 'plov-' is a bit tricky.
Yes, 'plauti plaukus' is the correct way to say wash your hair.
관련 표현
nusiplauti rankas
similarto wash one's hands (reflexive/completed)
ranka ranką plauna
idiomone hand washes the other
praustis
similarto wash oneself (face/body)
švarios rankos
builds onclean hands
