Constitution Text with English and Russian Translation

Updated: September 2026

The exam itself is taken in Lithuanian only, but that doesn't mean you should memorize a text you don't fully understand. In the Constitution section, you can now switch any article to English or Russian instantly — so you know what each sentence actually means, not just the order of the words.

The Constitution section in the app with a language toggle — LT, EN, RU.

How the translation works

The Constitution section is organized the same way the Constitution itself is — by parts and chapters: "The Lithuanian Nation," "The State of Lithuania," "The Individual and the State," "Society and the State," and so on. Next to each article there's a language toggle — LT, EN, RU. Tap EN or RU and the article's text switches to the translation instantly, without leaving the page or looking anything up separately.

Who this helps

That matters because even if your everyday spoken Lithuanian is solid, formal legal Lithuanian — with its longer sentences and specific terminology — is a different challenge, and it's exactly the register the Constitution is written in. Reading an article in Lithuanian and then checking yourself against the translation helps you remember not just the fact, but what it actually means — which matters on the exam, since the questions are worded in Lithuanian and you need to recognize the right answer even when the phrasing looks unfamiliar at first.

Good to know

The exam itself doesn't change — it's still taken in Lithuanian, and you can only sit it after already passing the state language exam. The in-app translation is a study aid for understanding the text while you prepare, not a substitute for the exam.

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