Electronic self-teacher of the Lithuanian language. Lithuanian

This publication is intended for students who did not study the Lithuanian language at school, as well as for all those who wish to study it.

The author considered it expedient to structure the material so that this book could serve as a guide for stationary and independent study of the Lithuanian language. It can be used by both beginners and those with some knowledge of the Lithuanian language.

Features of Lithuanian phonetics, pronunciation and grammar and wording of tasks are presented in Russian.

The purpose of this tutorial is to help students of the Lithuanian language acquire reading, speaking and partially writing skills, teach how to navigate language situations as freely as possible, understand by ear, read and retell simple texts, express their opinions on the issues raised in them, and also read more difficult texts using a dictionary, prepare short reports on a given topic.

A very intelligent and detailed tutorial with many exercises, both oral and written. The introductory course provides information about phonetics, pronunciation and spelling features. The main course involves teaching reading and speaking. There is a large grammar application and two dictionaries.

On our website you can download the book “Lithuanian Language” by J. Aleksandravičius for free and without registration in djvu format, read the book online or buy the book in the online store.

Lithuanian

Yu. Yu. Alexandravichus
Vilnius, "Mokslas", 1984
Textbook in Russian
Qualitative Lithuanian language tutorial. Ideal for both beginners and those with some knowledge of the Lithuanian language. The manual is structured in such a way that you can study it independently. Scan of the textbook in two formats: PDF and DjVu.

Format: PDF (zip), DjVu
Size: 36.7 MB, 19.2 MB

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Lithuanian language textbook for beginners: Not a day without Lithuanian language - Ne dienos be lietuviu kalbos
Book+ 2 CD
Authors: Virginija Stumbriene, Aurelija Kaskeleviciene
Publisher: Vilnius, 2001
Textbook in Lithuanian
Lithuanian language textbook for beginners Those who already have some reading skills in the Lithuanian language will be able to use it independently. For those who are just starting to master the Lithuanian language, you will need the help of a teacher.
This textbook will help the student master the Lithuanian language to the level of reading, communicating and understanding the Lithuanian language.
This textbook is especially popular among those who want to pass the Lithuanian language exam to obtain Lithuanian citizenship or receive a category 1 certificate in the state language.
The textbook contains 12 lessons. Each lesson, in turn, consists of 6 parts:
1. Conversational topics
2. Grammar
3. Dictionary
4. Grammar, vocabulary and spelling tasks
5. Listening
6. Reading

Textbook (only the “Book for the student” is included in the package) and audio recordings in Lithuanian

Format: DjVu (book) + MP3 (zip) (audio recordings)
Size: 104.3 MB (book) + 140.5 MB (audio)

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Not a day without the Lithuanian language [book + CD]

Orvidene E., Publishing house "MINTIS", 1968
The manual is intended for students studying the Lithuanian language on the basis of Russian. The textbook is suitable for studying in courses or with a teacher, as well as independently. The material is presented in two parts. The first part - elementary - is intended for beginners. The second part of the textbook is offered to a more prepared audience. All material in the textbook is organized into separate topics. each topic consists of 1) material on grammar, 2) text for grammatical analysis and speech development, 3) exercises. The second part of the textbook contains texts for independent work. The texts are provided with a dictionary of new words and lexical comments.

Format: DjVu
Size: 22.2 MB

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Speak Lithuanian | Kalbame lietuviskai

Speak Lithuanian | Kalbame lietuviskai. Lithuanian language tutorial with audio
Janina Janavičienė, Zaneta Murashkienė
Publishing house "Kaunas", 2003

The self-instruction manual is intended for Russian-speaking students who want to gain basic information about the Lithuanian language and learn how to conduct a basic conversation on everyday topics presented in this textbook.
The self-instruction manual contains thirty lessons, the topics of which cover the main areas of life. The texts of the lessons were voiced by native speakers and recorded on a cassette (audio file in mp3 format). Basic grammatical information is presented in a fairly concise form. At the end of the textbook the reader will find much needed additions: a list of “Necessary Words and Phrases,” “Menu and Food,” “Proverbs,” and “Several Folk Songs” is given as Appendices. Grammar tables are also included.

Format: PDF, MP3 (RAR)
Size: 107.9 MB

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We speak Lithuanian
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Yanina Karalyunaite
"Mokslo" leidyka, 1990

This textbook is part 1 of a practical course of the Lithuanian language, intended for those students who have not studied the Lithuanian language at school. In addition, it can serve as a guide for beginners to learn Lithuanian in courses or on their own. The purpose of the textbook is to provide the minimum knowledge of the Lithuanian language necessary for reading, understanding and constructing simple sentences and coherent texts. There is no systematic grammar course in this textbook. Lithuanian proverbs, riddles, and short children's poems were used. At the end of the book there is a Lithuanian-Russian dictionary.

Format: PDF
Size: 88.99 MB

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This textbook is offered as a guide for students studying the Lithuanian language on the basis of the Russian language. In addition, it can serve as a tool for learning the language in clubs, as well as for independent work.
So that the textbook can be used by both beginners and those with some knowledge of the Lithuanian language, its material is presented in two parts. The first, elementary part of the textbook is intended for beginners. It provides a short course in phonetics and the necessary information on morphology. The main focus in this part is on reading and translating easy texts, as well as exercises for acquiring speaking skills.
The second part of the textbook requires a more prepared audience. This refers primarily to students of philological departments. The phonetics section is expanded with information about intonation and stress in the Lithuanian language, and the morphology course is presented in the generally accepted grammatical sequence.
Since the syntax of the Lithuanian and Russian languages ​​is almost the same, the textbook gives only examples of discrepancies in this area, such as the use of inconsistent definitions, verb control, etc.

Gender of nouns.

There are two genders of nouns in Lithuanian: masculine and feminine.
The gender of nouns and other inflected words can be determined by the nominative singular, with the exception of nouns ending in -is. Nouns can end in -is, either masculine or feminine.
There are no neuter nouns in the Lithuanian language.
Lithuanian nouns do not always coincide in gender with Russian nouns: butas (masculine) - apartment, fabrikas (masculine) - factory, kava (feminine) - coffee, etc. (see page 152).

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