Kur yra paštas?
Where is the post office?
Usage
Ask for the location of the nearest post office
Grammar Note
"paštas" is a masculine noun meaning both "post office" and "mail/post" in Lithuanian.
Noriu išsiųsti šį laišką
I want to send this letter
Usage
Tell a postal clerk you want to send a letter
Grammar Note
"laišką" is the accusative of "laiškas" (letter, masculine). "išsiųsti" is the perfective of "siųsti."
Kiek kainuoja pašto siuntimas į Japoniją?
What is the postage to Japan?
Usage
Ask the postage rate for mailing to Japan
Grammar Note
"į + accusative" expresses direction. "Japoniją" is the accusative of "Japonija" (Japan).
Ar galima nusipirkti pašto ženklų?
Can I buy stamps?
Usage
Ask where to buy postage stamps
Grammar Note
"pašto ženklų" is the genitive plural of "pašto ženklas" (stamp). "pašto" means postal, "ženklas" means mark.
Noriu išsiųsti siuntinį į užsienį
I want to send a parcel abroad
Usage
Request to send a package to another country
Grammar Note
"užsienį" is the accusative of "užsienis" (foreign country/abroad). "į + accusative" marks direction.
Kiek laiko tai užtruks?
How long will it take?
Usage
Ask about the delivery time
Grammar Note
"užtrukti" means "to take time." "užtruks" is the third-person singular future form.
Noriu gauti sekimo numerį
I want a tracking number
Usage
Request a tracking number for your shipment
Grammar Note
"sekimo numerį" is the accusative of "sekimo numeris" (tracking number). "sekimo" is genitive of "sekimas."
Ar turite atvirukų?
Do you have postcards?
Usage
Ask if postcards are available
Grammar Note
"turėti + genitive" is the Lithuanian "to have" construction. "atvirukų" is the genitive plural of "atvirukas."
Kiek sveria šis siuntinys?
How much does this parcel weigh?
Usage
Ask for the weight of a parcel
Grammar Note
"sverti" means "to weigh." "Kiek sveria?" is the standard expression for "How much does it weigh?"
Prašau, išsiųskite tai ekspresu!
Please send it express
Usage
Request express delivery for a letter or parcel
Grammar Note
"ekspresu" is the instrumental case expressing means ("by express"). Lithuanian uses the instrumental for manner/means.
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