The name of Lithuanian language here in Lithuania is called "Lietuvių" not "Lietuviškai". The attached patch corrects that.

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Pancho’s picture

Pancho
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Would you try to explain us the difference between "Lietuvių" and "Lietuviškai"? Both seem to be used throughout the web for "Lithuanian"...

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Whoever wrote this Wikipedia article apparently agrees with domasj:

Lithuanian: Lietuviškai ("lietuvishkai", simplified Lithuanian transcription [lĭetuviʃkaĭ])

(language) lietuvių
(nationality) lietuvis (masculine), lietuvė (feminine) ("lĭetuvis", lĭetuvē)

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"Lietuviškai" - in Lithuanian language. For example, "repeat that word again in Lithuanian" would sound like "pakartok tą žodį lietuviškai".
"Lietuvių" - Lithuanian language as a learning subject, national language and so on.

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Pancho
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Thank you, I'm sufficiently convinced... :)
Set this back to rtbc.

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Gábor Hojtsy
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Committed, thanks.

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Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

Automatically closed -- issue fixed for two weeks with no activity.