Lithuanian Basics

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This is a course of Lithuanian created by Linas. This course has been viewed by 73857 people.

Here is the description of the course:
A course that aimed to introduce you to the basics of Lithuanian, but got discontinued.

Here is the lessons list:

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Course Comments

Uberman6 wrote:
i love this site! any chance of lessons greater than 44 forthcoming?
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maetto wrote:
loving it but cannot print the lessons
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tricours wrote:
I’m in love with this course, but isn’t there any way to incorporate audio into it, just to illustrate the new sounds that are introduced (for example iu, au, etc.)?
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Shadad wrote:
If it’s not too much to ask, a few lessons focusing on the cases would be highly appreciated. Aciu.
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Shadad wrote:
Labas ir a?i?! Please, keep on with more Lithuanian lessons. I started doing them out of curiosity, but now I think that aš myliu lieutiv? kalb?. It’s so hard to find material online. This site is wonderful. ;)
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Äœejko wrote:
I like this course a lot :) I think I agree with you Iyzazel, as for example, when I did the course (however much of it there was when I did it), it seemed to get reasonably complicated in relation to verbs, but there was very little, for instance about nouns. But well done :)
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Kugel wrote:
Maybe it would be beneficial to add review sections after every 10 lessons - a sort of review. Also, I think that adding audio, even it’s only for the first 10 lessons, would greatly help. I think that the first 10 lessons are pretty solid, so recording them wouldn’t be a waste IMO.
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Linas wrote:
I made this course and I’ll make a comment about it myself. The thing is, as of now, I think this course would benefit of restructuring it. I believe I have made a couple of mistakes in the course, namely focusing too much on the verbs, not mixing everything in together (I should have introduced nouns and adverbs earlier) and giving too much unnecessary vocabulary while failing to give crucial one. Do not get me wrong: I still think this course works pretty well and it teaches you some good Lithuanian up to a point but it could very well be improved.
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