Ling: Learn Lithuanian

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About this app

Learn Lithuanian with Ling, the #1 language-learning app crafted for Lithuanian language enthusiasts. Download Ling today and join our community of Lithuanian language learners!

WHY LING?

- Realistic Content: Audio from native Lithuanian speakers
- Short, highly effective lessons: Easily integrate Lithuanian lessons into your daily schedule
- Versatile Lessons: Whether it’s for travel, business, or to connect with your significant other, Ling has you covered
- Listen, Speak, Write: Comprehensive language practice to enhance all 4 Lithuanian skills
- Precise Pronunciation: Speech-recognition technology ensures accurate pronunciation
- Expansive Courses: Master the Lithuanian language with 200+ extensive lessons
- Offline Mode: Download Lithuanian lessons to learn wherever your adventures take you

DOWNLOAD THE LING APP AND EMBARK ON A FREE Lithuanian LESSON TODAY

Ling is not just another language app; its lessons are carefully crafted to teach you the Lithuanian language and culture. Immerse yourself with our lessons on everyday conversation to distinct cultural notes!

BENEFITS OF LING

- Master Lithuanian and connect with locals on a deeper level
- Unlock the beauty of Lithuanian writing
- Gain proficiency in Lithuanian conversation
- Explore Lithuanian heritage and traditions

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Whether you want to learn Lithuanian for your next vacation, for business reasons, or for fun, Ling can help!

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Ratings and reviews

I did not find this app helpful. It will present a new vocab word, then use it in a sentence that contains zero words I already know (even once I got several lessons in). I just feel like I've had words thrown at me in a pile with no rhyme or reason to how the information is presented. I never feel I have any retention for the vocab or grammar even though I aced the exercises in the app. Really frustrating.

The recording part really struggles to record your voice to check your pronunciation, and the results vary on which words are considered acceptable even though I repeated it the same way 10 times for each phrase. the recording portion irritated me so much I wouldn't pay for this. Thank goodness it's a free trial. Then it offers random numbers to learn, which Duolingo does similarly for other languages, but I find it harder to learn numbers when you don't learn at least to count 1-10.

Master Ling app is good enough only to learn new words, but even then there are translation mistakes. It seems that the words were matched against English source across all languages, which inevitably lead to incorrect translations. It seems that no one bothered to check the context in the native language. Furthermore, the exercise examples consistently get the gender wrong (for example, masculine gender words are translated in their feminine form), they ignore the flexibility of word order or, alternatively, provide word order that, although technically isn't wrong, would never be used by a native speaker. I also don't like that that illustrations quite often don't make any sense (for example, a picture of a boy and a girl is supposed to mean ''cousins'', a random number of 0,29xxxxx is supposed to mean ''7 AM'', and an emoji that looks something like this (x_x) is supposed to mean "to feel"). The voice recognition either recognizes incorrect pronunciation as 100% correct or doesn't register voice at all. It is capable of recognizing only short phrases correctly. Finally, I also don't like that the exercises are very easy. It would be possible to select correct answers only by deduction without actually knowing the word or phrase. It doesn't get harder as the difficulty progresses. The app lists difficulties from beginner to advanced, but actually they all are for beginners and you would have to braindead to fail the modules (or simply not pay attention). One of the most common type of exercises is to fill the gaps, for example, to fill the missing letters or words. The gaps are chosen randomly and sometimes it's so ridiculous that you need to select a bracket '')" to fill the gap. Ah, and the report form doesn't actually work. I guess one can't expect much from these type of applications. But for 10 EUR/a month I would have expected better quality control. As I've said, Master Ling is good enough for learning new words and the interface is conveniet, too. Hence, the two stars instead of one.