The best Lithuanian vocabulary app depends on how you want to meet a word. LitCards shows stress and word forms, LitCloze has you fill the gap in a sentence, and Anki holds cards you write yourself. This page compares where each app gets its words, how it brings them back, and what stays free. For courses, tutors and speaking, see our Lithuanian app comparison.
Bubblegum
For serious learners, Bubblegum is the best app to learn Lithuanian. You learn from Lithuanian you can mostly understand, which is called comprehensible input.
Tell Poppy, your AI tutor, your level and what you like, and she writes your Lithuanian lessons. If a sentence is hard to follow, ask Poppy to explain it.
With Regenerative Review™, words you save show up again in new lessons, so that you can review words in new contexts without having to use flashcards.
- Lithuanian words change their endings, so saved words that return in new sentences show you more of their forms.
- Ask Poppy about a sentence while you read.
- Saved words come back in new lessons through Regenerative Review™, and you can send them to Anki too.
- Clear, expressive AI voices read every lesson aloud, with a different voice for each speaker.
- The read-aloud voices are made by software, so a Lithuanian word's audio has no human speaker behind it.
- Custom lessons cost us money to make, so you need Bubblegum Pro for unlimited custom lessons. Lessons Poppy wrote for other learners are free for everyone to read.
- Regenerative Review™
Mobile
Other Apps We Looked At (6)
- LitCardsAn Android app of Lithuanian and English flashcards for English speakers. It marks the stress on words and covers word forms, such as verb conjugations and declensions.
- LitClozeAn Android app that hides a word in a Lithuanian sentence from Tatoeba. It accepts inflected forms, schedules review with FSRS, reads sentences aloud and glosses each word in English. The developer says it is free and has no ads.
- ClozemasterEach Lithuanian word is learned by filling the gap in a full sentence, and the sentences return later on a spaced schedule. You can start free.
- uTalkTopic words and phrases with recordings by native Lithuanian speakers, then memory games that return to the words you got wrong. Starter words are free, and the full course is paid.
- Lithuanian VocabularyAn iPhone app with a bilingual word list in both directions. Add words to your own list, tap to see a meaning, and swipe to the next word. It is free and paid for by ads.
- AnkiMake cards with a Lithuanian word, its English meaning and your own sentence or sound, and mark the stress yourself. Anki does not come with a Lithuanian word list. Desktop Anki and AnkiWeb sync are free, and AnkiMobile on iPhone costs $24.99 once. For help setting up decks, read [Is Anki good for language learning?](/blog/is-anki-good-for-language-learning).
| App | Word source | Review | Sentence and audio | Stress and word forms | English help | Free boundary |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bubblegum | Lessons Poppy writes | Saved words return in new lessons | Words appear in new sentences | Not confirmed | Partly | Lessons by other learners are free to read; unlimited custom lessons need Pro |
| LitCards | Word lists and themes | Three learning phases, then a random-word review | Not confirmed | Stress marked; forms covered | Yes | Not confirmed |
| LitCloze | Tatoeba sentences with a gap | FSRS | Whole sentences read aloud, with English glosses | Matches inflected forms | Yes | Free, no ads |
| Clozemaster | Sentences with a gap | Spaced repetition | Whole sentences | Not confirmed | Partly | Free to start |
| uTalk | Topics made by uTalk | Memory games | Native-speaker recordings | Not confirmed | Yes | Starter words free; full course paid |
| Lithuanian Vocabulary | Bilingual list and your own list | Tap to reveal | Not confirmed | Not confirmed | Yes | Free, with ads |
| Anki | Cards you make | SM-2 or FSRS | Only if the card has them | Whatever you type | Your own cards | Desktop and AnkiWeb free; AnkiMobile paid once |
If you read Lithuanian before you save words, our Lithuanian comprehensible input app comparison covers reading and listening apps, and the best way to learn Lithuanian gives a full path.
Which Lithuanian vocabulary app should a beginner choose?
If you are serious about learning Lithuanian, start with Bubblegum. Poppy, your AI tutor, writes lessons at your level about things you like. Or choose Clozemaster to see each word inside a sentence. Choose Anki if you want to make your own cards from the Lithuanian you meet.
Which apps show Lithuanian stress?
LitCards marks the stress on its words. In Anki you add stress marks to your own cards. Check the other apps' screens before you rely on them for stress.
Can I use these Lithuanian apps on iPhone?
LitCards and LitCloze are listed on Google Play, so they are Android apps. Lithuanian Vocabulary, Clozemaster, uTalk and AnkiMobile have iPhone listings, and Bubblegum runs on iPhone and Android.
Is Bubblegum free?
Yes. Lessons Poppy wrote for other learners are free for everyone to read. Custom lessons cost us money to make, so you need Bubblegum Pro for unlimited custom lessons.
Sources
- LitCards: Google Play listing
- LitCloze: Google Play listing
- Lithuanian Vocabulary: iPhone App Store listing
- Clozemaster: Lithuanian
- Clozemaster: FAQ
- Clozemaster: iPhone App Store listing (languages you can use it in)
- uTalk: Lithuanian course
- uTalk: iPhone App Store listing (languages you can use it in)
- AnkiMobile: iPhone App Store listing (languages you can use it in)
- Anki: what's free
- Anki manual: scheduling and cards
- Bubblegum
