He spoke about it on the social network “Facebook” and published a video.
“You know, I can’t anymore, this applies to f**king food delivery couriers, parcel delivery couriers, and all those f**king refugees of ours. I don’t speak Lithuanian, I don’t speak English. So what the f**k do you know with your Russian language? Living in Lithuania for 20 years… Or those refugees who come to Lithuania can’t speak Lithuanian, f**k. Not my problems, take dictionaries, sit down, twist your tongues. At least learn a Lithuanian word, or put together a sentence. They can’t even, you understand. But when a parcel needs to be delivered – I don’t speak English, I don’t speak Lithuanian, and I don’t know anything. So what the f**k are you doing sitting here in Lithuania? And we Lithuanians have to know everything, all the world’s languages, but when someone lives in Lithuania with us, they can’t even put together a Lithuanian sentence. Neither f**king deliver goods, nor communicate, nor live normally,” the man did not hide his anger.
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“To all emigrants, to all those who don’t know the Lithuanian language, sit down and learn. And what’s your opinion? I’ll wait for insights,” Ąžuolas added after the shared video.
After the post, followers joined the discussion.
“Yes. I support it. Correct. A small observation, Ąžuolas. Instead of F***K, use something more Lithuanian,” wrote one follower.
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“Correct. You came to Lithuania, speak Lithuanian or at least English,” wrote another follower.
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“That’s why I strongly support Ąžuolas, this is true,” wrote another.
