Public Transport

1. Kur yra autobusų stotis?

   Where is the bus station?

   Usage

   Asking for the location of the bus station

   Grammar Note

   "autobusų" is the plural genitive meaning "of buses". "stotis" is used for both train and bus stations

2. Kiek kainuoja bilietas iki centro?

   How much is a ticket to the city centre?

   Usage

   Checking the fare for a bus or train

   Grammar Note

   "iki" is a preposition requiring the genitive. "centro" is the genitive of "centras" (centre)

3. Kuriuo autobusu turiu važiuoti?

   Which bus should I take?

   Usage

   Asking which bus number or route to take to a destination

   Grammar Note

   "turiu" expresses obligation "I must/need to". "važiuoti" is the infinitive "to travel/ride"; the vehicle is put in the instrumental (Kuriuo autobusu)

4. Ar šis autobusas važiuoja į oro uostą?

   Does this bus go to the airport?

   Usage

   Confirming whether the bus goes to the right destination

   Grammar Note

   "oro uostas" literally means "air harbour". "į" + accusative indicates destination

5. Praneškit man, kai atvyksime į stotelę.

   Please let me know when we arrive at the stop.

   Usage

   Asking the driver or a fellow passenger to alert you when to get off

   Grammar Note

   "Praneškit" is the polite imperative plural of "pranešti" (to inform). "man" is the dative of "aš" (I)

6. Ar galiu nusipirkti bilietą autobuse?

   Can I buy a ticket on the bus?

   Usage

   Checking payment options before boarding

   Grammar Note

   "nusipirkti" is the perfective aspect verb. "autobuse" is the locative case meaning "in/on the bus"

7. Kada išvyksta kitas traukinys?

   When does the next train depart?

   Usage

   Checking the departure time of the next train

   Grammar Note

   "išvyksta" is the present tense of the perfective aspect verb meaning "to depart". "traukinys" means "train"

8. Ar šis traukinys sustoja prie universiteto?

   Does this train stop at the university?

   Usage

   Confirming whether the train stops at a specific location

   Grammar Note

   "prie" is a preposition governing the genitive. "universiteto" is the genitive of "universitetas"

9. Vienas bilietas į Kauną, prašau.

   One ticket to Kaunas, please.

   Usage

   Buying a ticket at the counter

   Grammar Note

   The city name "Kaunas" takes the accusative form "Kauną" after "į" (to)

10. Ar galite parodyti maršrutą žemėlapyje?

    Could you show me the route on the map?

    Usage

    Asking someone to indicate the route on a map

    Grammar Note

    "žemėlapyje" is the locative case meaning "on the map". Lithuanian locatives end in "-yje/-oje"

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