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Lithuania at Eurovision 2026: a multilingual song in six languages (Lithuanian, English, Spanish, French, German, and Italian), blending contemporary pop with theatrical performance. Lion (Tomas Alenčikas) won Eurovizija.LT and will perform in Semi-Final 1 on 12/05/2026, running order position 12.

We can expect standout, eye-catching staging — qualification will depend on live ex*****on and rehearsal impact.

Do you think Lithuania could reach the final?

Lithuanians love expressive phrases like this! You’re not just thinking, you’re literally “spinning your head” around it.

Ready to stop sukti galvą and start learning Lithuanian the easy way?

Looking for the best photo spots in Vilnius?

Our interns, Liepa and Beatričė, are sharing their favourite photo spots around the city. If you’re new here or just visiting, this is your guide to seeing Vilnius through local eyes.

With summer on the way and longer, sunnier days ahead, it’s the perfect time to explore, wander, and capture some beautiful moments along the way ☀️

Don’t forget to save this for your next walk in Vilnius✨

A touch of culture, a touch of Lithuanian 🌸
Sakura bloom only for a short time — don’t miss the chance to see them.

Answers:
• vyšnių kremas
• uogų skonis

How did it go? Did you get them right?

Math problems, exams… or maybe Lithuanian? If it feels too hard — it’s neįkandama.

But don’t worry — with 1_2_kalbu, learning Lithuanian will be easy 💚

We’ve already talked about the benefits of learning through songs – just a quick reminder that Lithuanian songs can help you:

• improve your pronunciation naturally
• remember words and phrases faster
• get used to the rhythm of the language
• feel more confident speaking

Want to learn even more?
✨ Try learning with 1_2kalbu

Have you heard this phrase before?
Lithuanian idioms can sound a bit unusual at first—but that’s part of their charm.

With the help of our 1_2kalbu teachers, you’ll not only understand them, but start using them like a local!✨

Reasons to learn Lithuanian with this song:

✨A great social “icebreaker”: Knowing current hits will definitely impress local Lithuanians. It shows you’re interested in modern Lithuanian culture, making it an excellent conversation starter.

✨Catchy and fun: The songs use repetitive melodies and simple structures, making them much easier to follow and memorize if you’re just starting out with Lithuanian.

✨Natural vocabulary builder: If a song feels a little challenging, it’s actually a perfect opportunity to pick up new words and slang that we Lithuanians actually use.

✨Practice your listening: Songs help you get used to the natural flow, rhythm, and “musicality” of the Lithuanian language.

✨Master pronunciation: Singing along is like a workout for your mouth. It helps you practice tricky sounds (like the rolling “r” or nasal vowels like “ą” and “ę”) without the pressure of a real conversation.

✨Contextual learning: Because songs often tell a story (like relationship drama), you learn how to use grammar and vocabulary in a specific emotional context, which makes it much harder to forget.

✨Memorize words quicker: Music triggers your long-term memory. A phrase like “tu manęs nelauk” (don't wait for me) will stay in your head much longer if it’s attached to a catchy tune.

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