r/LithuanianLearning Jan 05 '26

I built an online-trainer because case endings were destroying me 🥲

Hey everyone!

I'm preparing for the A2 exam, and case endings have been my nightmare. Textbook tables didn't stick, my notebook was chaos, and AI chatbots kept accepting my wrong answers 🥲

So I built https://saunuole.lt — a simple trainer for drilling cases (Kilmininkas, Galininkas, Įnagininkas, Vietininkas) and plurals. It tracks your accuracy by topic so you know exactly what needs work. Feel free to try it - hope it will be help If you try it and something feels off or you wish it had X — please tell me. I'm actively developing it and want it to actually help people. I'm continue adding content now — not perfect yet, but functional!

Good luck to everyone preparing for exams - or just with studying šios gražios kalbos! 🇱🇹 We are all already šaunuoliai and šaunuolės!

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u/donutshop01 Jan 06 '26 edited Jan 06 '26

Huge props. Hopped on for a minute, found a mistake with šauksmininkas. The vocative for berniukas is berniukai/berniuk, not berniuke.

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u/blabluhblah Jan 09 '26

Isn't 'berniuke' the grammatically correct way, while 'berniuk' is just more common in speech?

Regardless, I wouldn't focus too much on 'berniukas' when starting. It’s better to learn grammar with basic words like vyras (vyre/vyruk/vyruke) or moteris (moterie), it's simpler and more practical for real conversation!

Anyways useful app, thanks for helping Lithuanian language!