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Ingrida Kaltauskaite
Lithuanian
Native
Russian
English
From Lithuania
Living in Vilnius, Lithuania
My teaching material
- Audio files
- Quizzes
- Articles and news
- Video files
- PDF file
- Image files
- Text Documents
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Lithuanian
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5.0
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Lithuanian
Russian
For beginners·2
Patient·1
Provides materials·1
Anisa Khusnullina
5 Russian lessons
Teacher’s pick
Мы очень хорошо общались. Ингрида хороший слушатель и рассказчик. С ней легко.
Tony B.
20 Lithuanian lessons
Teacher’s pick
Great lesson! I was so glad to be your first student!
We had a very interesting conversation about Christmas and cultures, it was really fun to compare our differences.
Ingrida was very helpful with the Lithuanian grammar mistakes I made.
As our first lesson together, we spent a lot of time focussing on where I need help and my level of Lithuanian, which is great practice!
I cannot wait for our next lesson, and I really recommend her to anyone that wants a good informal tutoring session. :)
Andrii Lutsenko
1 Lithuanian lesson
The teacher was friendly, clear, and explained everything in an easy way. I enjoyed the lesson and felt comfortable
Patrick
1 Russian lesson
Teacher’s pick
Ингрида очень дружелюбная девушка и мне интересно было с ней поговорить.
Hope Svegzda
10 Lithuanian lessons
Lessons with Ingrida are really fun, the hour flies by. You feel that you are chatting with a friend, which makes learning less of a chore! She integrates real life topics and situations into the lessons and is excellent at correcting mistakes without making you feel silly. Also, the material she has put together is very approachable from a learner's standpoint, and much more intuitive than simple book learning.
Deniz
2 Lithuanian lessons
I regret to write such a review as it is the first(and hopefully last) time I'm ever on Italki for many years. The teacher reacted very unprofessionally after my constructive and friendly feedback about our first lesson in order to carry it out even more efficient and fruitful lessons-without saying any negative words/words that could be hurtful or misunderstood and even bought a lesson pack to show my trust. In return, I was responded with yelling, saying this is all she has, I should leave her as "she's not a teacher" and I should look for something else. Why would someone react that negatively and unprofessionally instead of having a constructing feedback as a takeaway and being thankful? For fellow learners, if you want to learn Lithuanian, there are few more tutors out here. Also, you can also revise(if you live in the country) your local options(colleagues, friends, partner) or other forms of tutoring(local language courses)