Learning Lithuanian as an adult: cases, sounds and a realistic plan
Why Lithuanian feels hard, how heritage learners differ from beginners, which resources help, and a realistic plan for the first three months, six months, a year.
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Ieva grew up in the Chicago suburbs, spent twelve years of Saturdays at a Lithuanian school and now teaches her own two children the language at the kitchen table. She writes about language, learning and bilingual family life.
Why Lithuanian feels hard, how heritage learners differ from beginners, which resources help, and a realistic plan for the first three months, six months, a year.
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