Kur yra bankomatas?
Where is the ATM?
Usage
Asking for the location of an ATM
Grammar Note
"bankomatas" is a blend of bankas (bank) and automatas (automatic machine). It is a masculine noun in Lithuanian
Norėčiau iškeisti pinigus.
I would like to exchange money.
Usage
Exchanging foreign currency at a bureau or bank
Grammar Note
"pinigus" is the plural accusative. In Lithuanian, "money" is always used in the plural
Koks yra šiandienos valiutos kursas?
What is today's exchange rate?
Usage
Checking the exchange rate before converting currency
Grammar Note
"šiandienos" is the genitive of the noun "šiandiena" (today), related to the adverb "šiandien". The genitive expresses belonging
Ar galima mokėti kortele?
Can I pay by card?
Usage
Checking whether card payment is accepted
Grammar Note
"kortele" is the instrumental case indicating means of payment. "galima" is the impersonal "it is possible"
Norėčiau atidaryti banko sąskaitą.
I would like to open a bank account.
Usage
Requesting to open an account at the bank
Grammar Note
"banko sąskaitą" means "bank account". "sąskaitą" is the accusative of "sąskaita"
Kiek komisinių paima už pervedimą?
How much is the commission for a transfer?
Usage
Checking the fee for an international transfer
Grammar Note
"už" + accusative means "for". "pervedimą" is the accusative of "pervedimas" (transfer)
Mano kortelė buvo užblokuota.
My card has been blocked.
Usage
Reporting a blocked card to the bank staff
Grammar Note
"buvo + participle" forms the passive past. "užblokuota" is the passive participle (feminine singular, agreeing with kortelė). Do not use "atblokuota" — it means the opposite, "unblocked"
Noriu išsiimti grynuosius.
I want to withdraw cash.
Usage
Withdrawing cash from an ATM or bank
Grammar Note
"grynuosius" is the plural accusative of the adjective "grynas" (cash). It omits "pinigai" (money) colloquially
Ar galite patikrinti mano sąskaitos likutį?
Could you check my account balance?
Usage
Asking bank staff to check the account balance
Grammar Note
"patikrinti" is the perfective verb "to check". "sąskaitos" is the genitive meaning "of the account"
Kur yra valiutos keitykla?
Where is the currency exchange office?
Usage
Looking for a currency exchange office
Grammar Note
"keitykla" is derived from "keisti" (to exchange). The suffix "-ykla" indicates a place
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