Know what comes next
Follow a clear route through introductions, numbers, food and drink, directions, places and everyday conversation.

Lithuanian for real life
A guided Lithuanian course built around you, with real conversations, useful translation and pronunciation help when you need it.
Beta 3 is intentionally small and hands-on. You’ll hear directly from David.


Context changes the language

Who you are, who you’re speaking to and how formal the moment is can all change the Lithuanian you need.
Choose who you’re speaking to so the wording fits the conversation.
Switch tone when the situation changes instead of relying on one generic phrase.
Translate what you actually want to say, then save the useful phrases to your Library.
Hear it. Slow it down. Try it.
Use familiar English-style phonetics or IPA, hear whole phrases or individual words, and slow audio down when you need more time.
Real conversation practice
Short authored scenarios turn lesson language into cafés, directions, introductions, errands and everyday problems.




Personal from the start
Žodis uses the profile details you choose to share so examples use your name, age, gender and real country details where they matter.
Practise saying where you are actually from instead of memorising a fictional learner’s story.
Where Lithuanian changes with gender, age or who is being addressed, the lesson reflects it.
A guided course
Work through five sections at your own pace. Lessons mix listening, recognition, phrase building, speaking and scenario practice.
Follow a clear route through introductions, numbers, food and drink, directions, places and everyday conversation.

Recognition is only part of it. Speaking checks ask you to produce the Lithuanian yourself.

Progress, XP and streaks stay visible, and unfinished lessons can be resumed rather than restarted.

Your personal Library
Save useful translations and lesson vocabulary, then search, replay, edit and organise them in one place.

Beta 3 is live
The beta is intentionally small. Join if you’re learning Lithuanian and happy to tell us what works, what confuses you and what you’d change.