Hi everyone :)

Yo!

How are you? :)

How are you? :)

 

OK, thanks. I've had an extremely lazy day today!:P

OK, thanks. I've had an extremely lazy day today!:P

Why? I've been to my grandpa's birthday. Although I hate my relatives, it was fun :awesome:

Why?

 

Because I couldn't be bothered to do anything!:P

 

I've been to my grandpa's birthday. Although I hate my relatives, it was fun :awesome:

 

I see. What did you do there, then? Was it a techno party?:P

Yeah, it was. My grandpa is 81 years old ;) Well, I was eating, riding a bike, playing football a bit, drinking and driving everyone home after that.

Yeah, it was. My grandpa is 81 years old ;) Well, I was eating, riding a bike, playing football a bit, drinking .

 

All at the same time?:P

All at the same time?:P

yeah, did you know-I'm a supergirl :smug:

btw, did I write my signature correct? because there is a strange feeling inside which tells me that it should be 'this is my signature' written :rolleyes:

yeah, did you know-I'm a supergirl :smug:

btw, did I write my signature correct? because there is a strange feeling inside which tells me that it should be 'this is my signature' written :rolleyes:

 

No. Either is OK.:cool:

Ok, then I won't change it ;)

When I'm here, nobody's there.

Hello:)

well i fell asleep at a decent time but woke up now :confused:

When I'm here, nobody's there.

 

Then obviously you're always here at the wrong time!:P

Me either :sick:

hey hey karolina.

btw i have a question about your country surnames...

does the end means something in particular?

as i told you met other lithuanians, and i noticied all surnames have similar ending (-aite/-iute)

 

for instance in spanish some surnames end in: -ez

is said that it means that is 'son of', as lopez is 'son of lope'.

 

is it something similar?

good question

 

 

hi everybody

hi

what you up to cresticles?

hellow everybody

i :heart: your avi ^^

hey hey karolina.

btw i have a question about your country surnames...

does the end means something in particular?

as i told you met other lithuanians, and i noticied all surnames have similar ending (-aite/-iute)

 

for instance in spanish some surnames end in: -ez

is said that it means that is 'son of', as lopez is 'son of lope'.

 

is it something similar?

well, it has a meaning. if the ending is -aite, -yte it means that the girl is not married, if the ending -iene it means that the woman is married. and for men surnames-here is always the same ending -as, or -is. they didn't change

 

hello everybody :)

ahh interesting to know :surprised:

then when you marry your surname end changes? but the first part remains the same or is like takes the male one?

Hello everybody :)