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Listen to the pronunciation of diphthongs and repeat 

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Listen to the pronunciation of diphthongs and repeat 

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Exercise 24 on p. 29 of the workbook Easy Lithuanian

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Listen to the consonants and repeat them. 

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Listen to the consonants and repeat them. 

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Exercise 23 on p. 29 of the workbook Easy Lithuanian

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Listen and repeat! Pay attention to short and long vowels. 

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Listen and repeat! Pay attention to short and long vowels. 

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Exercise 22 on p. 29 of the workbook Easy Lithuanian

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The vowels are pronounced easily, with mouth more or less wide open and the sound travels unhindered by lips, teeth or tongue.

There are short and long vowels in Lithuanian.

Consonants are sounds that are pronounced with the tongue or with the lips blocking the sound.

There are voiced consonants (b, d, g, z, z, z, dz, j, h, l, v, j, r, m, n) and voiceless consonants (p, t, k, s, sh, c, ch, f, ch).

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Lithuanian letters

There are 32 letters in the Lithuanian alphabet: 12 vowels and 20 consonants.

Letters q, w, x and double letters don't exist in the Lithuanian language

Special vowels: ą, ę, ė, į, ų, ū. Tails on vowels such as ą and a line above above ū indicate longer pronunciation.