This is the 156th most frequent Lithuanian word.


"I."


The word 'aš' in this sentence is the subject pronoun meaning 'I'. It introduces the first-person singular subject of the sentence.

Aš esu studentas.

I am a student.


'Aš' is used as the subject pronoun referring to the first-person singular perspective of hearing in the context of the question.

Kas ten šneka? Ar aš girdėjau teisingai?

Who is speaking there? Did I hear correctly?


Here, 'aš' again functions as the subject pronoun indicating who is performing the action of going.

Aš einu į parduotuvę.

I am going to the store.