This is the 5th most frequent Lithuanian word.
o
The Lithuanian word "o" means "and," "but," or "whereas," depending on context.
In this sentence, 'o' is used to contrast the two subjects in terms of their preferences.
Aš mėgstu obuolius, o mano sesė - kriaušes.
I like apples, whereas my sister likes pears.
Here, 'o' highlights a difference in choices between the two individuals.
Jis norėjo eiti į parką, o ji - į muziejų.
He wanted to go to the park, but she wanted to go to the museum.
In this case, 'o' contrasts two different days and their weather conditions.