Planning a trip to Lithuania?

Want to know some useful Lithuanian phrase?

Learn basic Lithuanian language grammar with Part 1 of our two part, free video lesson series.

Lithuanian is the official language of Lithuania, spoken by about 3 million people. It is a member of the Baltic language family, along with Latvian and Estonian. Lithuanian is one of the oldest languages in the world, with evidence of its existence dating back to the 16th century.

Despite its relatively small number of speakers, Lithuanian has a number of interesting features that make it worth learning. For example, it is the only remaining Indo-European language with a realis mood (used for indicating factuality or reality), as well as having a large number of loanwords from Slavic languages. It is also known for its complex system of declensions, which can be challenging for learners but also very rewarding.

Overall, Lithuanian provides an interesting and unique linguistic experience that can be useful for anyone interested in learning more about the Baltic region or Indo-European languages in general.

Whether you're planning a trip to Lithuania or just want to learn a few basic phrases, here are some Lithuanian phrases you need to know.

Hello/Goodbye - Sveiki (SEH-vey-kee)

Please - Prašau (PRAH-shou)

Thank you - Ačiū (AH-choo)

Yes - Taip (TIE-p)

No - Ne (NEH)

Excuse me - Atleiskite (aht-LEYS-kee-teh)

I'm sorry - Atleiskite (aht-LEYS-kee-teh)

Do you speak English? - Ar kalbate angliškai? (ahr KAHL-bah-teh AHNG-lee-shkai?)

There are some basic grammar rules that you need to know in order to speak Lithuanian correctly. For example, Lithuanian has a unique way of forming the plural of nouns, which can be confusing for beginners.

To form the plural, you typically add an -i- to the end of the word. However, there are some exceptions to this rule. You also need to be careful with the gender of nouns, as this can affect the ending of adjectives and verbs.

There are three genders in Lithuanian: masculine, feminine and neuter. Finally, Lithuanian has a complex system of declension, which is the process of changing the form of a word to indicate its grammatical function. This can be tricky to master, but it's important to learn if you want to speak Lithuanian correctly.

This video lesson will teach you the basics of Lithuanian grammar. You will learn about the different parts of speech, how to form sentences, and some basic vocabulary. This lesson is a great way to get started if you are interested in learning Lithuanian.

The fact that you are here tells me that you are ready to learn the language. I wanted you to be able to study whether you're at home, in a car or on the run so, that is why I have created something special to help you learn faster!

Start learning Lithuanian with my free PDF and Audio book. This is a great way to pick up new vocabulary and learn Lithuanian words. The audio book is especially helpful because it allows you to hear the correct pronunciation of each word. I wanted you to be able to pick up the language naturally so you are not only going to learn vocabulary but you are also going to learn pronunciation of lithuanian phrases! These are the phrases that you may hear on the street everyday - from greeting to saying goodbye. You will also pick up some of the Lithuanian grammar on the way too.

You can find the Free Audio and PDF book here - www.spokenlithuanian.com/117phrases