Kur yra kazino?
Where is the casino?
Usage
Asking for directions to the casino
Grammar Note
"Kur yra" is the basic structure for asking where something is
Koks yra minimalus statymas?
What is the minimum bet?
Usage
Asking about the minimum bet at a table
Grammar Note
"Koks yra" asks about the nature or value of something
Norėčiau iškeisti žetonus į pinigus.
I'd like to cash in my chips.
Usage
Cashing out chips at the casino
Grammar Note
"Žetonus" is the plural accusative of žetonas (casino chip). "Iškeisti X į Y" means "to exchange X for Y". "Lustelis" means a microchip and is not used for gambling chips
Kur galiu nusipirkti žetonų?
Where can I buy chips?
Usage
Asking where to purchase casino chips
Grammar Note
"Nusipirkti" is the perfective verb meaning to buy/purchase
Ar yra aprangos reikalavimai?
Are there dress requirements?
Usage
Asking about the casino dress code
Grammar Note
"Reikalavimai" is the plural of reikalavimas (requirement)
Ar galite paaiškinti šio žaidimo taisykles?
Could you explain the rules of this game?
Usage
Asking a dealer to explain the game rules
Grammar Note
"Ar galite + infinitive" is a polite way to ask someone to do something
Aš statysiu ant raudonos.
I'll bet on red.
Usage
Placing a bet on a colour at roulette
Grammar Note
"Ant + genitive" means on top of or on something
Koks yra jackpoto dydis?
What is the jackpot amount?
Usage
Asking about the size of the jackpot
Grammar Note
"Jackpoto" is the genitive of jackpotas (jackpot)
Ar galiu čia rūkyti?
May I smoke here?
Usage
Asking about the smoking policy
Grammar Note
"Ar galiu + infinitive" asks for personal permission
Ar čia yra nemokamų gėrimų?
Are there complimentary drinks here?
Usage
Asking about complimentary beverage service
Grammar Note
"Nemokamų" is the plural genitive of nemokamas (free of charge)
Kur yra bankomatai?
Where are the ATMs?
Usage
Asking where to find cash machines
Grammar Note
"Bankomatai" is the plural of bankomatas (ATM/cash machine)
Ar yra lojalumo programa?
Is there a loyalty programme?
Usage
Asking about rewards or loyalty programmes
Grammar Note
"Lojalumo" is the genitive of lojalumas (loyalty)
Norėčiau nustoti žaisti.
I'd like to stop playing.
Usage
Saying you want to stop playing
Grammar Note
"Nustoti + infinitive" means to stop doing something ("sustoti" means to halt or pull up)
Kur yra informacija apie atsakingą lošimą?
Where is the responsible gambling information?
Usage
Looking for responsible gambling resources
Grammar Note
The preposition "apie" (about) takes the accusative; "atsakingą lošimą" is the accusative of atsakingas lošimas (responsible gambling)
Koks yra kazino amžiaus reikalavimas?
What is the casino age requirement?
Usage
Asking about the minimum age to enter the casino
Grammar Note
"Amžiaus" is the genitive of amžius (age)
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