Lithuanian Language A1 (in person)

Price: 60€ / month Duration: 3 months Starting October 19: Mondays and Wednesdays 17:30-19:00

Duration: 3 months (24 lessons)

This beginner-level Lithuanian language course (A1) is designed for adults who are just starting to learn Lithuanian and wish to communicate confidently in everyday situations. The program follows a structured and interactive approach, focusing on essential vocabulary, grammar, and communication skills.

Course objectives

By the end of this course, participants will be able to:

• Greet others, introduce themselves, and share basic personal information.
• Ask and answer simple questions about daily life, family, food, directions, and work.
• Understand and use basic grammatical structures, such as verb “to be,” cases, question forms, and prepositions.
• Read short texts and write simple sentences or short paragraphs about familiar topics.
• Take part in basic conversations in shops, cafés, and other everyday contexts.

Course content

The A1 level consists of 24 lessons, divided into six thematic modules:

1. Let’s Meet! – Greetings, introductions, nationalities, and basic communication.
2. How Are You? – Professions, addresses, numbers, and polite expressions.
3. My Family – Talking about family members, describing people and relationships.
4. How Delicious! – Food and drinks, making requests and offers, simple dialogues.
5. Please Try! – Shopping, prices, quantities, comparisons, and practical activities.
6. Go Straight Ahead! – Directions, city places, transport, and daily routines.

Each module includes speaking practice, grammar explanations, listening activities, and short writing exercises.

Assessment

At the end of the course, participants complete a short A1 level test (written and oral) to evaluate their progress and readiness for the next level (A2).

This course is ideal for

• Beginners who have no prior knowledge of Lithuanian.
• Foreign residents, newcomers, or students living in Lithuania.
• Anyone who wants to learn to communicate in everyday Lithuanian situations.

Funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or State Education Development Agency Republic of Latvia (VIAA). Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them.

If you have any questions regarding the courses, please send an email to [email protected]