Norėčiau išsinuomoti automobilį X dienoms.
I'd like to rent a car for X days.
Usage
Stating the rental duration
Grammar Note
"Norėčiau" is the conditional form for polite requests
Kas įskaičiuota į nuomos kainą?
What is included in the rental price?
Usage
Checking what is covered in the rental price
Grammar Note
"Kas" is the nominative question pronoun meaning "what" or "who"
Ar jame yra GPS ir automatinė pavarų dėžė?
Does it have GPS / automatic transmission?
Usage
Checking equipment before rental
Grammar Note
"Ar jame yra" is an existential question meaning "is there in it"
Kokios yra draudimo galimybės?
What are the insurance options?
Usage
Asking about available insurance packages
Grammar Note
"Draudimo" is the genitive of draudimas (insurance)
Ar reikia grąžinti pilnu baku?
Should I return it with a full tank?
Usage
Clarifying the fuel return policy
Grammar Note
"Pilnu baku" is the instrumental form of full tank
Ar yra kilometrų limitas?
Is there a mileage limit?
Usage
Asking if there is a kilometre cap
Grammar Note
"Kilometrų" is the plural genitive of kilometras
Norėčiau pranešti apie įbrėžimą ar žalą.
I'd like to report a scratch / damage.
Usage
Reporting a scratch or damage
Grammar Note
"Pranešti apie + accusative" means to report about something
Kur yra artimiausia degalinė?
Where is the nearest gas station?
Usage
Asking for directions to the nearest petrol station
Grammar Note
"Artimiausia" is the feminine superlative of artimas (close/near), agreeing with the feminine noun "degalinė"
Ar galiu vairuoti šį automobilį per sieną?
Can I take this car across the border?
Usage
Checking if cross-border travel is permitted
Grammar Note
"Per + accusative" means through or across
Mane sustabdė kelių policija — ką daryti?
I've been stopped by traffic police — what should I do?
Usage
Seeking guidance after being stopped by police
Grammar Note
"Mane" is the accusative of aš (I)
Ar šiame maršrute yra mokamų kelių?
Are there toll roads on this route?
Usage
Checking for toll roads before driving
Grammar Note
"Mokamų kelių" is the genitive plural of paid roads
Automobilis neužsiveda.
The car won't start.
Usage
Reporting that the car won't start
Grammar Note
"Neužsiveda" is the negative present of užsivesti (to start up)
Norėčiau grąžinti automobilį anksčiau.
I'd like to return the car early.
Usage
Requesting an early return
Grammar Note
"Anksčiau" is the comparative of anksti (early)
Ar turite kėdutę vaikui?
Do you have a child seat available?
Usage
Checking for child seat availability
Grammar Note
"Vaikui" is the dative of vaikas (child), meaning for the child
Ar turite elektrinių ar hibridinių automobilių?
Do you have an electric / hybrid car?
Usage
Asking for eco-friendly vehicle options
Grammar Note
Genitive plural forms agree with the implied automobilių (of cars)
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