Ar ši vieta prieinama vežimėliams?
Is this place wheelchair accessible?
Usage
Used to ask if a location can be accessed by wheelchair
Grammar Note
"vežimėliams" is the plural dative of "vežimėlis" (wheelchair)
Ar yra liftas?
Do you have an elevator / lift?
Usage
Used when asking if an elevator is available
Grammar Note
"Ar" at the start of a sentence signals a yes/no question
Man reikia kambario su pritaikymo priemonėmis neįgaliesiems.
I need a room with accessibility features.
Usage
Used when requesting an accessible room at a hotel
Grammar Note
"Man reikia" is the standard impersonal expression for "I need"
Ar yra pandusas arba įėjimas be laiptelių?
Is there a ramp or step-free entrance?
Usage
Used when asking about ramp or barrier-free entry
Grammar Note
"be" + genitive is a preposition meaning "without"
Kur yra neįgaliesiems pritaikytas tualetas?
Where is the accessible restroom?
Usage
Used when asking for the location of an accessible restroom
Grammar Note
"Kur yra" is the standard phrase for asking "where is"
Aš turiu regėjimo sutrikimų — ar galite man padėti?
I am visually impaired — can you help me?
Usage
Used when disclosing visual impairment and requesting assistance
Grammar Note
"ar galite" is the polite form of "can you"
Ar turite meniu dideliu šriftu?
Do you have large-print menus?
Usage
Used when requesting a large-print menu for low vision
Grammar Note
The instrumental case "dideliu šriftu" describes a characteristic
Ar yra audiogidų?
Are there audio guides available?
Usage
Used when asking about audio guide availability at attractions
Grammar Note
The genitive plural "audiogidų" is used in existential constructions
Naudoju klausos aparatą — prašau kalbėti aiškiai.
I use a hearing aid — please speak clearly.
Usage
Used to inform others of hearing aid use and request clear speech
Grammar Note
"prašau" is the first-person present of prašyti ("I ask"), used as "please"
Ar galiu atsivesti savo pagalbos šunį?
Can I bring my service/guide dog?
Usage
Used when asking permission to bring a service or guide dog
Grammar Note
"Ar galiu" asks for permission meaning "may I / can I"
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