No. 294 in Lithuanian

esu

The Lithuanian word "esu" means "I am" in English.

In a sentence

Aš esu mokytojas.
I am a teacher.
The word 'esu' means 'am', expressing a state of being as part of the present tense verb construction for 'to be' (būti) in Lithuanian.
Esu čia, kai manęs reikia.
I am here when I am needed.
In this serntence, 'esu' conveys one's current location or state, emphasizing presence in context.
Kiekvieną rytą aš esu dėkingas už naują dieną.
Every morning, I am grateful for a new day.
Here, 'esu' is part of an expression of feeling or state, showcasing its flexibility in different contexts.

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