here (the speaker's location at the time of speaking)
zıt: tur
köken: From Proto-Baltic *sey- with a final t (from an old particle, found also at the end of bet and it, q.v.), from Proto-Indo-European *ḱe- with an extra y. From the same stem in its length grade *ḱēy- also Proto-Germanic *hē-, *hē₂r (cf. Gothic 𐌷𐌴𐍂 (hēr), German hier, English here). Cognates include Old Prussian schai, Old Irish cē (< *ḱey- “here,” “on this side.”
aile: šejiene
šeit pat, tieši šeit
nodzīvoju šeit vairākus gadus
“man ar jums jārunā... man jums kaut kas svarīgs jāsaka” “taču ne šeit un tūlīt! mēs parunāsim citur un vēlāk”
köken: Inherited from Vulgar Latin *eccum sīc, from Latin eccum + sīc. Cognate with Sicilian accussì and Italian così. Compare also Portuguese assim, Romanian așa, Spanish así, French ainsi.
aile: així així, així com, així i així, així que, tot i així