To which language should you translate to localize in Lithuania?
LANGUAGE INSIGHT
Official language
Lithuanian (86.4%)
Actual languages
Lithuanian (86.4%), Russian (6.4%), Polish (4.6%), other (2.6%).
What the top 150 best localized websites in the world do in Lithuania
(Top 150 websites listed in the Global by Design ranking – published annually by Byte Level Research, this report provides a list of globally localized websites, showcasing best practices and emerging trends in their globalization)
62/150 localize by translating into Lithuanian
2/150 localize by translating into both Lithuanian and Russian
1/150 localizes by translating into Lithuanian, Latvian and Estonian
1/150 localizes by translating into both Lithuanian and Lithuanian Sign Language
1/150 localizes by translating into Russian
1/150 localizes by translating into both German and French
1/150 localizes by translating into both Russian and Estonian
1/150 localizes by translating into Russian, German, Italian, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Korean and Japanese
1/150 localizes by translating into Russian, German, Italian, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Japanese, Bahasa Indonesia, Hungarian, Polish, Romanian, Turkish, Thai and Ukrainian
3M
ABB
Accenture
Adidas
Adobe
Airbnb
Aldi
Amazon
American Airlines
American Express
Apple
Audi
Autodesk
Avis
Bayer
BMW
Booking.com
Bosch
British Airways
Bumble
Burberry
BYD
Canon
Capgemini
Cartier
Caterpillar
Chevrolet
Cisco Systems
Citibank
Coca-Cola
Costco
Dell
Deloitte
Delta
DHL
Disney+
Dyson
eBay
Eli Lilly
Emirates
Ernst & Young
Facebook
FedEx
Ford
Four Seasons
Fujifilm
GE
Gillette
GoDaddy
Google
Gucci
Haier
Heineken
Hermès
Hertz
Hilton
Hisense
Hitachi
Honda
Hotels.com
HP
HP Enterprise
HSBC
Huawei
Hyatt
Hyundai
IBM
IKEA
Intel
InterContinental Hotels
J&J
Jack Daniel's
Jehovah’s Witnesses
John Deere
Kellogg's
Kia
KPMG
LOréal
Land Rover
LEGO
Lenovo
Lexus
LG
Louis Vuitton
Lululemon
LUSH
Marriott
MasterCard
McDonald's
Mercedes-Benz
Merck
Microsoft
Mitsubishi Electric
Nestlé
Netflix
Nike
Nikon
Nintendo
Nio
Nissan
NIVEA
Oracle
Pampers
Panasonic
PayPal
Pepsi
Pfizer
Philips
Pitney Bowes
Porsche
Procter & Gamble
PWC
Revolut
Rolex
Royal Caribbean
Salesforce
Samsung
Sanofi
SAP
Sephora
Shopify
Siemens
Sony
Spotify
Starbucks
Steelcase
Stripe
Subaru
Tesla
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Tiffany
Tinder
Toshiba
Toyota
TripAdvisor
Uber
United Airlines
UPS
Visa
Volkswagen
Volvo Cars
Vrbo
Walmart
Western Union
Wikipedia
Wise
WordPress
Workday
Xerox
Xiaomi (Mi)
Zara
Zoom
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If you need others information, below you can find a selection of economic/social/cultural data
T-Index ranks countries according to their potential for online sales.
Other languages More than 80% of the country’s 3.8 m population speaks Lithuanian as their first language. Minority languages include Belarusian (1.5%), Polish (4.6%), Russian (6.4%). Others, most notably Ukrainian and Yiddish make up a further 2.1%. Russian 8.2%, Polish 5.8%
English High proficiency (EF) – 19 of 112 countries/regions in the world- 17/35 position in Europe.
Demography
Capital: Vilnius Currency: Euro Population: 2,80 m Population density: 45/km2
Imports $31.5 billion (2020). Crude Petroleum ($1.6B), Cars ($1.17B), Packaged Medicaments ($1.01B), Broadcasting Equipment ($663M), and Refined Petroleum ($485M), importing mostly from Poland ($3.98B), Germany ($3.96B), Latvia ($2.47B), Russia ($2.4B), and Netherlands ($1.75B).
Financial inclusion factors (over 15 years of age) • 83% have an account with a financial institution • 16% have a credit card • 56% make online purchases
Ease of doing business It is very easy to conduct business (rated 81.6 out of 100) ranked 8th out of 34 OECD high-income countries, and ranked 11th out of 190 countries worldwide (2022, World Bank).
Global Innovation Index Ranked 25th out of 39 European countries, and 39th out of 132 worldwide.
The Global Innovation Index captures the innovation ecosystem performance of 132 economies and tracks the most recent global innovation trends.
Exports $33.3 billion (2020). Refined Petroleum ($1.85B), Other Furniture ($1.61B), Wheat ($1.3B), Rolled Tobacco ($1.06B), and Laboratory Reagents ($1.05B), exporting mostly to Russia ($4.09B), Latvia ($2.95B), Germany ($2.58B), Poland ($2B), and the Netherlands ($1.79B).
Main local online stores skelbiu.lt, aliexpress.com and pigu.lt, alio.lt, ebay.com, amazon.com and varle.lt.
Economic freedom ‘Moderately free’ (rated 72.2 out of 100) ranked 14th
out of 43 European countries and ranked 20th out of 186 countries worldwide (2022, Heritage Foundation and Wall Street Journal).
Specialisation is measured using Revealed Comparative Advantage, an index that takes the ratio between Lithuania observed and expected exports in each product
Relatedness measures the distance between a country's current exports and each product, the barchart show only products that Lithunia is not specialized in
Information channels: Lithuania’s private broadcasters compete with the public networks run by Lithuanian National Radio and Television (LRT). TV is the most popular medium and the sector includes digital terrestrial, cable and online outlets. The popularity of print media is on the wane, reflecting a global trend. Some former print titles have relocated online. Media ownership is concentrated among a small number of domestic and foreign companies. Although the media are free and operate independently of the state, anti-Western rhetoric from Russian media targeting the Baltic states has prompted tighter controls. Lithuania has imposed fines and rebroadcasting bans on some Russian TVs and 2015 legislation makes sanctions over “war propaganda” easier to impose. Around 1.4 million Lithuanians use Facebook. The BBC World Service broadcasts in Vilnius on 95.5 FM.
Graduates (tertiary education) Tertiary attainment in Lithuania remains higher than in other OECD countries. In 2018, 42% of adults (25-64 year-olds) had attained tertiary education, 3 percentage points more than the OECD average. Attainment levels are much higher among younger generations: 56% of 25-34 year-olds are tertiary educated, 11 percentage points more than the OECD average. This rate increased by 14 percentage points between 2008 and 2018, a similar increase to the average across OECD countries
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Languages research
Dialects spoken in Lithuania
Legend
Sub-Dialect of Kretinga
Sub-Dialect of Telšiai
Sub-Dialect of Šiauliai
Sub-Dialect of Panevėžys
Sub-Dialect of Kupiškis
Sub-Dialect of Utena
Sub-Dialect of Anykščiai
Sub-Dialect of Vilnius
Dzūkian Sub-Dialect
Sub-Dialect of Širvintos
Sub-Dialect of Kaunas
Sub-Dialect of Klaipėda
Sub-Dialect of Varniai
Sub-Dialect of Raseiniai
Western Samogitian Sub-Dialect
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