Nusipirkti

Nusipirkti is a Lithuanian verb that translates to "to buy for oneself" or "to purchase personally." It is commonly used in everyday conversations to indicate the action of buying something for personal use or consumption. The verb is part of the Lithuanian language and is used in various contexts, such as shopping for groceries, purchasing clothing, or buying electronic devices.

The verb "nusipirkti" is formed by combining the prefix "nu-" with the root "pirkti," which means "to buy." The prefix "nu-" indicates a movement away from something, in this case, the act of buying something for oneself. The verb conjugates in the present tense as follows: aš nusipirkau (I bought), tu nusipirkai (you bought), jis/ji nusipirkė (he/she bought), mes nusipirkome (we bought), jūs nusipirkote (you all bought), jie/jos nusipirkė (they bought).

In addition to the present tense, "nusipirkti" can also be used in the past and future tenses. For example, in the past tense, the verb would be conjugated as aš nusipirkiau (I bought), tu nusipirkiai (you bought), and so on. In the future tense, the verb would be conjugated as aš nusipirksiu (I will buy), tu nusipirksi (you will buy), and so on.

The verb "nusipirkti" is an essential part of the Lithuanian language and is used frequently in daily life. It allows speakers to express the act of buying something for personal use, making it a valuable tool for communication in various contexts.