Accommodation

1. Turiu rezervaciją mano vardu.

   I have a reservation under my name.

   Usage

   Checking in at the hotel front desk

   Grammar Note

   "vardu" is the instrumental case (expressing means/manner). "mano" is the invariable possessive "my"

2. Norėčiau išsiregistruoti.

   I would like to check out.

   Usage

   Used when checking out of the hotel

   Grammar Note

   "išsiregistruoti" is the reflexive of "išregistruoti", meaning "to deregister oneself = check out"

3. Ar galima gauti papildomą antklodę?

   Could I get an extra blanket?

   Usage

   Requesting additional amenities in the room

   Grammar Note

   "gauti" is the infinitive "to get/receive". "antklodę" is the accusative of feminine noun "antklodė"

4. Mano kambaryje neveikia oro kondicionierius.

   The air conditioner in my room is not working.

   Usage

   Reporting a broken air conditioner to the front desk

   Grammar Note

   The prefix "ne-" negates the verb. "kambaryje" is the locative case meaning "in the room"

5. Ar yra laisvas kambarys su vaizdu į jūrą?

   Is there a room available with a sea view?

   Usage

   Requesting a room with a specific view

   Grammar Note

   "su vaizdu" is a prepositional phrase meaning "with a view". "į jūrą" indicates direction towards the sea

6. Kiek kainuoja nakvynė?

   How much is a night's stay?

   Usage

   Asking about the cost of staying one night

   Grammar Note

   "nakvynė" is a noun meaning "overnight stay". It functions as the subject without a separate verb

7. Ar pusryčiai įskaičiuoti į kainą?

   Is breakfast included in the price?

   Usage

   Confirming whether breakfast is included in the room rate

   Grammar Note

   "įskaičiuoti" is a passive participle meaning "included". "į kainą" is an accusative expressing inclusion

8. Kambaryje trūksta rankšluosčių.

   There are not enough towels in the room.

   Usage

   Informing the front desk about a shortage of room supplies

   Grammar Note

   "trūksta" is an impersonal verb governing the genitive. It means "there is a lack of..."

9. Ar galiu palikti lagaminą iki vakaro?

   Can I leave my suitcase until the evening?

   Usage

   Asking to store luggage after checking out

   Grammar Note

   "iki" is a preposition governing the genitive. "vakaro" is the genitive of "vakaras" (evening)

10. Kada galiu įsiregistruoti anksčiausiai?

    What is the earliest I can check in?

    Usage

    Checking the earliest possible check-in time upon early arrival

    Grammar Note

    "anksčiausiai" is the superlative of the adverb "anksti" (early). The suffix "-iausiai" forms superlatives

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