Flirting

1. Tu esi labai graži

   You are very beautiful

   Usage

   Said to a woman to express she is beautiful

   Grammar Note

   "graži" is the feminine short adjective. For a man: "gražus". Lithuanian has both short and long adjective forms

2. Ar galiu pasiūlyti tau gėrimą?

   May I offer you a drink?

   Usage

   Used to offer to buy someone a drink at a bar

   Grammar Note

   "pasiūlyti" is perfective meaning "to offer". "tau" is the dative of "tu" (you)

3. Tavo šypsena yra nuostabi

   Your smile is wonderful

   Usage

   Used to compliment someone's smile

   Grammar Note

   "nuostabi" is the feminine short adjective. It agrees with feminine noun "šypsena" (smile)

4. Ar nori šokti su manimi?

   Would you like to dance with me?

   Usage

   Used to invite someone to dance

   Grammar Note

   "šokti" is the infinitive "to dance". "su" + instrumental means "with". "manimi" is instrumental of "aš"

5. Man patinka tavo charakteris

   I like your personality

   Usage

   Used to compliment someone's personality

   Grammar Note

   "Man patinka" is a dative construction meaning "it pleases me". Equivalent to English "I like"

6. Ar esi laisvas šį vakarą?

   Are you free this evening?

   Usage

   Used when asking someone on a date

   Grammar Note

   "laisvas" is masculine. Use "laisva" for a woman. "šį vakarą" is accusative of "this evening"

7. Tu esi mano svajonių žmogus

   You are my dream person

   Usage

   Used to express strong romantic feelings

   Grammar Note

   "svajonių" is the genitive plural of "svajonė" (dream/wish), creating "of dreams" modifier

8. Ar galiu gauti tavo numerį?

   May I have your number?

   Usage

   Used to ask for someone's phone number

   Grammar Note

   "numeris" is the nominative of "number". "gauti" means "to get/receive"

9. Aš tave myliu

   I love you

   Usage

   Used to express love

   Grammar Note

   The most important Lithuanian declaration of love. "myliu" is the first person singular present of "mylėti" (to love)

10. Ar nori kartu pasivaikščioti?

    Would you like to take a walk together?

    Usage

    Used to invite someone for a walk

    Grammar Note

    "pasivaikščioti" is reflexive meaning "to walk around/take a stroll". "pa-" is a perfective prefix

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