Contacts & SNS

1. Koks jūsų vardas?

   What is your name?

   Usage

   Used to ask someone's name politely

   Grammar Note

   Literally "what is your name?". Informal: "Koks tavo vardas?"

2. Iš kur jūs atvykote?

   Where did you come from?

   Usage

   Used to ask where someone is from

   Grammar Note

   "iš" + genitive expresses "from". "atvykote" is the formal plural past of "atvykti" (to come)

3. Koks jūsų telefono numeris?

   What is your phone number?

   Usage

   Used to ask for someone's phone number

   Grammar Note

   "telefono" is the genitive of "telefonas", used as a modifier before "numeris"

4. Ar galiu jums atsiųsti laišką?

   May I send you an email?

   Usage

   Used to ask permission to send an email

   Grammar Note

   "laiškas" means both "letter" and "email". "el. laiškas" is more specifically "email"

5. Susisiekime socialiniuose tinkluose

   Let's connect on social media

   Usage

   Used to suggest connecting on social media

   Grammar Note

   "tinklas" means "network/web". Locative plural "-uose" ending expresses "on/in"

6. Štai mano vizitinė kortelė

   Here is my business card

   Usage

   Used when handing over a business card

   Grammar Note

   "vizitinė kortelė" means "visiting card". "mano" is the invariable possessive pronoun

7. Kur jūs dirbate?

   Where do you work?

   Usage

   Used to ask where someone works

   Grammar Note

   "dirbate" is the formal plural of "dirbti" (to work). Casual: "dirbi"

8. Ar galime vėl susitikti?

   Can we meet again?

   Usage

   Used to suggest meeting again

   Grammar Note

   "susitikti" is reflexive meaning "to meet each other". "galime" is first person plural of "galėti"

9. Malonu susipažinti

   Pleased to meet you

   Usage

   Used when meeting someone for the first time

   Grammar Note

   "malonu" is the impersonal/neuter predicative form. Literally "it is pleasant to get acquainted"

10. Palaikykime ryšį

    Let's stay in touch

    Usage

    Used when parting to suggest staying in contact

    Grammar Note

    "palaikyti" means "to maintain/support". "ryšys" (connection) → "ryšį" in accusative

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