Traveling with Kids

10 phrases · Lithuanian with romanization, English and audio

  1. Ar čia yra vaikų žaidimų aikštelė?

    Is there a children's playground here?

    Usage

    Use when visiting parks or facilities with children

    Grammar Note

    Multiple genitives stack to form compound nouns; "children's play area"

  2. Ar yra vaikų meniu?

    Is there a children's menu?

    Usage

    Ask at a restaurant if there is a children's menu

    Grammar Note

    "meniu" is an indeclinable loanword that does not change for case

  3. Vaikas pasiklydo

    The child is lost

    Usage

    Urgently inform someone that a child is missing

    Grammar Note

    "pasiklydo" is the past tense of the reflexive "pasiklysti" (to get lost)

  4. Ar galima čia žindyti kūdikį?

    Can I breastfeed here?

    Usage

    Check if breastfeeding is allowed in a public space

    Grammar Note

    "galima" is an impersonal form meaning "it is permitted to"

  5. Ar turite vaikiškų dydžių?

    Do you have children's sizes?

    Usage

    Ask for children's sizes when shopping for clothes or shoes

    Grammar Note

    Existential queries use genitive plural; "Ar turite...?" politely asks "do you have...?"

  6. Kur yra persirengimo kambarys kūdikiams?

    Where is the baby changing room?

    Usage

    Find a baby changing facility

    Grammar Note

    Dative plural "kūdikiams" expresses purpose: "for babies"

  7. Vaikas nori eiti į tualetą

    The child needs to go to the toilet

    Usage

    Urgently find a toilet for a child

    Grammar Note

    "eiti į" (to go to) is followed by the accusative to express direction

  8. Ar žaislai saugūs vaikams?

    Are the toys safe for children?

    Usage

    Check toy safety for small children when shopping

    Grammar Note

    Dative "vaikams" indicates the indirect object or beneficiary (for children)

  9. Ar galima gauti aukštą kėdutę?

    Can I have a high chair?

    Usage

    Request a high chair at a restaurant

    Grammar Note

    "-utė" is a diminutive suffix; "kėdė" (chair) + "-utė" = "little chair"

  10. Vaikui dešimt metų

    The child is ten years old

    Usage

    State a child's age for ticket discounts or age verification

    Grammar Note

    Age expressions use a dative subject and "metų" (genitive plural of "metai", years)

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