No. 2 in Lithuanian
į
The Lithuanian word "į" means "into" or "to" in English.
In a sentence
Aš einu į miestą.
I am going into the city.
Here, 'į' is used as a preposition indicating direction towards a place.
Įeiti į kambarį buvo nelengva.
Entering the room was not easy.
In this sentence, 'į' is part of the prepositional phrase indicating the target of entry.
Į mokyklą ji vaikšto pėsčiomis.
She walks to school on foot.
Here, 'į' signifies the destination of the movement.
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