Stress: ˈžandas
cheek (lower part), cheekbone
Vaikui nuo šalčio parausta žandai, todėl visada užrišu jam šiltą šaliką.
The child's cheeks turn red from the cold, so I always tie a warm scarf around his neck.
The spellings this word turns up in. There are 15 of them.
Memory lets a word go along a curve. Spaced repetition puts the next review just before the word slips, so every repeat buys more time than the one before it.
Seven cases, no shared vocabulary and a stress mark nobody writes down. What is genuinely hard about Lithuanian for an English speaker, what is easier than advertised, and the order that works.
Verba sends a short dictation every morning and brings the word back exactly when it starts to fade.
