Let's Learn Lithuanian
Every week, the Let’s Learn Lithuanian club meets at MiCenter in Vilnius, bringing together both locals and foreigners to learn the language and connect through shared experiences. The sessions do not follow a strict agenda—they include board games, listening exercises, discussions, and conversations, usually moderated by Lithuanians who help foreigners practice the language.
Sessions take place on Wednesdays from 18:00 to 20:00, and no registration is required to participate. For more information, contact [email protected] or visit the MiCenter Lithuania Facebook page. Sessions are free of charge.
Speak
The Speak project encourages locals and newcomers to connect, learn new languages together, and explore local culture. Interested in teaching Lithuanian? Register with Speak, and after brief training, you can start leading sessions.
Foreigners registered with Speak can learn the basics of Lithuanian with the help of friendly instructors. Lessons are available both online and in person in Vilnius and Kaunas and take place 2–3 times per week for 3 months. Speak provides all necessary learning materials, and sessions are free of charge.
LinGo Play
This app allows you to learn languages in a game format. You can find it on Google Play and App Store.
Ling – Learn Lithuanian
This app uses interactive methods and a game-based format. You can find it on Google Play and App Store.
Learn Lithuanian
Here, you can access 2,000 recorded Lithuanian language lessons and create a personalized learning plan based on your individual needs. You can find it on Google Play and App Store.
Pimsleur
This app stands out because it helps users practice speaking and get accustomed to the sound of the language. With its help, you can improve your Lithuanian pronunciation. You can find it on Google Play and App Store.
Mondly
A great app for beginners and those getting acquainted with Lithuanian. The learning format focuses on games and informal learning. You can find it on Google Play and App Store.
Debesėlis
Here, you can find thematic lessons and build your basic language vocabulary. This app does not offer phonetic exercises but provides a solid vocabulary foundation for beginners. You can explore the website here.
TrueLithuania
This website offers a great opportunity to enrich your Lithuanian vocabulary as a beginner and helps you get used to the pronunciation of Lithuanian words. You can visit the website here.
50 Languages
This website not only provides useful word lists but also allows you to listen to recordings with the pronunciation of the words. You can explore the website here.
Learn Lithuanian
Another app that offers the opportunity to learn the language in a game format. Here, you will find not only a wide Lithuanian vocabulary but also quizzes to test your knowledge. You can find it on Google Play and App Store.
BabaDum
A website that lets you recognize words in a game format and get accustomed to phonetic pronunciation. You can explore the website here.
Loecsen
How to communicate in various situations? You can learn the most frequently used phrases here.
Surface Languages
If you started learning the language independently, you can check important words and pronunciation here.
M. Mažvydas National Library Materials
You can find the materials here.
The International Organization for Migration (IOM) is part of the United Nations System as the leading inter-governmental organization promoting since 1951 humane and orderly migration for the benefit of all, with 175 member states and a presence in over 100 countries. IOM has had a presence in Lithuania since 1998.
IOM has established a Migration Information Center in Lithuania that provides information and services to migrants to facilitate their integration.
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