Massage & Spa

1. Ar galima užsisakyti masažą?

   Can I book a massage?

   Usage

   Used to book a massage appointment

   Grammar Note

   "masažas" is the nominative. "užsisakyti" is reflexive meaning "to order/book for oneself"

2. Prašau, ne per stipriai

   Please, not too strong

   Usage

   Used to ask for a gentler massage

   Grammar Note

   "per" + adverb expresses "too much". "stiprius" (strong) → "stipriai" as adverb

3. Daugiau spaudimo į nugarą, prašau

   More pressure on the back, please

   Usage

   Used to request more pressure on the back

   Grammar Note

   "spaudimo" is the genitive of "spaudimas" (pressure). "nugara" means "back"

4. Tai skauda

   That hurts

   Usage

   Used to say something hurts during massage

   Grammar Note

   "skausti" is impersonal meaning "to hurt". Can say "Man skauda nugarą" (my back hurts; the person is dative, the aching part accusative)

5. Kokių masažų rūšių yra?

   What types of massage are available?

   Usage

   Used to ask about available massage types

   Grammar Note

   "yra" + genitive plural expresses existence. "rūšis" means "type/kind"

6. Kiek kainuoja valandos masažas?

   How much is a one-hour massage?

   Usage

   Used to ask about massage pricing

   Grammar Note

   "valandos" is the genitive of "valanda" (hour), used as a modifier meaning "one-hour"

7. Prašau sutelkti dėmesį į kaklą

   Please focus on the neck

   Usage

   Used to request focus on a specific body area

   Grammar Note

   "sutelkti dėmesį" means "to focus attention". "kaklas" (neck) → "kaklą" in accusative

8. Ar galima naudotis pirtimi?

   Can I use the sauna?

   Usage

   Used to ask about sauna access

   Grammar Note

   "pirtis" is the Lithuanian word for sauna. "naudotis" is reflexive meaning "to use/utilize"

9. Tai labai atpalaiduoja

   That is very relaxing

   Usage

   Used to express that the massage is very relaxing

   Grammar Note

   "atpalaiduoti" means "to relax/loosen". "labai" intensifies the meaning

10. Ačiū, tai buvo puiku

    Thank you, that was excellent

    Usage

    Used to thank the massage therapist after the session

    Grammar Note

    "puiku" is the neuter predicative of "puikus" (excellent). Can add "Labai ačiū!" (thank you very much)

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