
Welcome to the course!
Before you start, I would like to draw your attention to the downloadable documents (attached to the next lesson).
We have two resources here - a summary of all the information and the quiz sheet named "do it after completing the course".
I would recommend doing the exercises after you finish the course as some of the exercises are mixed and include different topics.
Good luck everybody - sėkmės!
Explore Lithuanian numbers from 1 to 90, including gender rules for masculine and feminine numbers and the fact that numbers 11–19 have no gender. Practice pronunciation and number formation with examples like 21, 34, and 58, noting that tens do not change gender but the unit may when combined.
Engage in a Lithuanian listening exercise that exposes beginners to phrases like 'three is', 'get your liquor', and 'to extend this divination', to practice listening and recognition.
Learn Lithuanian seasons and months with a practical focus on identifying your birth month to build memory of calendar terms.
Learn how to negate in Lithuanian by pairing certain negation words with the verb or keeping them separate, with examples for nothing, nobody, never, and not anymore.
Review gendered noun endings in Lithuanian, distinguishing feminine and masculine forms, and practice pronunciation with new nouns introduced in this quick revision.
Explore dative and accusative forms in Lithuanian by deriving endings from nominative tables, identify gender, and compare with nominative, genitive, and usage in time conditions.
Karolina, a 20-year-old from Lithuania living and working in America, shares university life near home, daily coffee, and interests in basketball, football, and classical music.
Apply plural formation in Lithuanian by switching endings from singular to plural using the nominative case and a reference table; practice with three nouns.
Practice pronouncing a long list of countries in Lithuanian, noting capitalization and how endings change for feminine versus masculine country names when saying 'I am from'.
Learn to express in Lithuanian using the preposition e with the accusative, say you are from a country with genitive after from, and apply the allocative case, noting adjective-noun gender.
Learn the Lithuanian present tense by starting from the infinitive, the dictionary form, preserve the root, remove or adjust the suffix, and apply one of three common third-person endings.
Learn how to form the Lithuanian past simple and past continuous tenses from present tense third person, with examples of ending changes.
The future tense in Lithuanian expresses actions that will happen, formed from the infinitive with a suffix change in the third person, illustrated by roots, suffixes, and examples like Martita.
Explore Lithuanian adjectives, covering masculine, feminine, and the third gender endings; learn how to adjust adjectives for gender and practice pronunciation with a quick test.
Explain the three main degrees of adjectives—positive, comparative, and superlative. Show how to form them from the positive degree using roots, suffixes, and endings, noting gender affects endings.
Describe yourself or others using personality traits by practicing masculine and feminine adjectives, and learn pronunciation to express optimistic or pessimistic traits with confidence.
FULLY MASTER THE ESSENTIAL STRUCTURES AND VOCABULARY IN A MATTER OF HOURS!
This course is the second Lithuanian language course from the series, and was made for people who have recently started their learning path. Each lesson is structured around the student's needs, and presents the main points and the most important material!
In this course you will get to know more about:
past and future tenses;
when and how to use the cases (nouns);
what phrases/idioms/compliments to use for daily conversations;
many new nouns and adjectives;
the structure of higher amounts of numbers (100 - 10 000);
how to improve the pronunciation skills;
and much more;
Also, there are quizzes and listening-reading exercises at the end of the lessons to make sure that you memorise new words and structures better!
This course is great for You if you want to:
continue your learning path and learn more about the Lithuanian language;
improve Your pronunciation;
be able to understand better your Lithuanian partner/friends in a short period of time;
be confident when traveling to Lithuania for work or holidays;
know many everyday phrases and key expressions for your social interactions;
Learn Lithuanian language and achieve your personal and professional goals
If your partner or relatives speak Lithuanian, learning this language will help you to understand them better and show your respect and love. Your closest ones will be amazed when you try to understand and know the most important Lithuanian words!
Knowing the basics of this language can make your visit to Lithuania more enjoyable as you will feel confident and well-prepared to make a good impression on your business partners.