Libraries Are For Everyone: Lithuanian

ByHafuboti

Janice Marsh from Warren-Newport Public Library in Gurnee, Illinois reached out to me with a Lithuanian translation after I sent out a call for help. The wonderful Ron Kilik, an adult services associate at WNPL and a native of Lithuania, offered this translation. It translates to Libraries for All.

Thank you both, Janice and Ron!!!

But wait! An anonymous Lithuanian teacher felt that a slightly differing translation was more accurate to the meaning. So I’ll include both in order to give you options.

Libraries for Everyone:

Click the above image for a full set of Lithuanian LAFE signs.

Libraries For All:

Click the above image for a full set of Lithuanian LAFE signs.

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