r/LithuanianLearning

Hi everyone

I’m a non-EU student moving to Lithuania on a student temporary residence permit. I have an idea for a tech startup that I would like to develop and potentially register in Lithuania.

Can a non-EU student apply for the Lithuanian Startup Visa while still enrolled at university? If the startup is approved, would I need to change my residence permit from study-based to startup/business-based status?

I would also appreciate hearing from anyone who has gone through this process. How difficult is it to get the business idea approved, and at what stage does the startup need to be idea, prototype, MVP, users, or revenue?

Thank you!

The workflow was killing me. Find a clip, download, rename, move it intoo collection.media, type [sound:whatever.mp3]. Longer than writing the card.

Now it's: right-click the text in the editor, Add Audio, pick the language, done.

right-click the text in the editor, Add Audio, pick the language, done.

53 languages. There's also a bulk mode that does an entire deck at once — I retrofitted a few hundred existing cards in about two minutes. There's a demo of that on the add-on page:

Anki Audio on AnkiWeb

(or Tools → Add-ons → Get Add-ons → code 1728105524)

Pricing — €3.99/month. The add-on is open source (AGPL3) but the audio runs through a backend I pay per request for, so there's no free version. 14-day money back.

Solo project, I use it every day. Happy to answer questions.

Laba diena! I would like to ask if the Lithuanian language exam for obtaining Lithuanian citizenship is difficult to pass?

Hi there, I'm an English guy and started learning Lithuanian at the beginning of June. I'm very close to mastering what I've learnt through Pimsleur. However they only have 10 learning units for the Lithuanian language. I find Chat GPT to also be a fantastic tool to help with practising pronunciation and sentences. Are there any other Apps / online tutorials that people would recommend to help with my progression? Thank you.

Hello!

My family made a little storytelling podcast in Lithuanian and English for kids (or adults!) who speak both languages. We have recorded ourselves reading books with our 6 year old son, who is bilingual, as we found there were very little content for children who are a mix of Lithuanian and English. If this sounds like something you or your kids would enjoy please give it a listen! Its entirely amateur, and were not looking to make any money off it, its just a summer project of a family who loves books!

Thanks, and if this kind of post isn't allowed, sorry!