Aš čia esu dėl verslo susitikimo.
I'm here for a business meeting.
Usage
Used to explain the purpose of a business visit
Grammar Note
"dėl ~" means "for / due to". "verslo" is the genitive form of "verslas" (business)
Ar galėčiau gauti jūsų vizitinę kortelę?
Can I have your business card?
Usage
A polite way to request a business card in professional settings
Grammar Note
"galėčiau" is the conditional form of "galėti" (to be able), used for polite requests
Kur yra artimiausia bendradarbystės erdvė?
Where is the nearest coworking space?
Usage
Used when looking for a coworking space while traveling for business
Grammar Note
"Kur yra ~?" is the standard Lithuanian question for "Where is ~?"
Man reikia atspausdinti ir nuskaityti kai kuriuos dokumentus.
I need to print / scan some documents.
Usage
Used when requesting document printing or scanning services
Grammar Note
"Man reikia ~" uses dative "man" (me) meaning "I need ~"
Ar viešbutyje yra verslo centras?
Is there a business center in the hotel?
Usage
Used to ask whether the hotel has a business center
Grammar Note
"Ar ~?" is the Lithuanian question particle. "-yje" is the inessive case suffix "in/inside"
Man reikia paruošti posėdžių salę.
I need to set up a meeting room.
Usage
Used to request meeting room preparation from hotel or office staff
Grammar Note
"posėdžių" is the genitive plural of "posėdis" (meeting). Lithuanian uses genitive for modification
Kokios yra darbo valandos čia?
What are the business hours here?
Usage
Used to ask about the operating hours of a business or office
Grammar Note
"Kokios yra ~?" is the plural question meaning "What are ~?" (feminine agreement)
Norėčiau atidaryti verslo banko sąskaitą.
I'd like to open a business bank account.
Usage
Used when applying to open a business bank account
Grammar Note
"Norėčiau ~" is the conditional polite form meaning "I would like to ~"
Ar galite rekomenduoti vietinį verslo kontaktą?
Can you recommend a local business contact / partner?
Usage
Used when seeking local business connections or partnerships
Grammar Note
"Ar galite ~?" is the polite request using the formal plural second person
Aš dalyvauju konferencijoje [vietos pavadinimas].
I'm attending a conference at [venue name].
Usage
Used to explain attendance at a conference or seminar
Grammar Note
"-oje" is the inessive case suffix. "dalyvauju" is present tense of "dalyvauti" (to participate)
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