Ką?
What?
Usage
The shortest question word; pair it with pointing
Grammar Note
"Kas?" is the nominative for both what and who. Use the accusative "Ką?" for asking back "What?", leaving "Kas?" for "Who?".
Kur?
Where?
Usage
Asks for a place; add a place name and you are understood
Kada?
When?
Usage
For departure times or opening times
Kas?
Who?
Usage
Asks about a person, e.g. who is in charge
Kodėl?
Why?
Usage
Asks for a reason, e.g. a delay or a refusal
Kaip?
How?
Usage
Asks for a method, including how to get somewhere
Kiek?
How many?
Usage
Asks for a count of items or people
Kiek tai kainuoja?
How much is it?
Usage
The key price question, in markets and shops alike
Kuris?
Which one?
Usage
Used to pick from, or point at, a set of options
Kas tai?
What is this?
Usage
Point at a dish or product and ask what it is
Kur yra tualetas?
Where is the toilet?
Usage
One of the most-used questions on any trip
Kiek valandų?
What time is it?
Usage
Asks the current time, handy when making a connection
Ar turite?
Do you have it?
Usage
Asks about stock or availability; name the item first
Ar galite?
Can you do it?
Usage
Asks whether something is possible or allowed
Ar reikia mokėti?
Is there a charge?
Usage
Check whether luggage storage, Wi-Fi, etc. costs money
Ar tai nemokama?
Is it free?
Usage
Confirms something is free, e.g. samples or a map
Ar taip gerai?
Is this OK?
Usage
Asks for permission; pair it with pointing
Ar to negalima?
Is it not allowed?
Usage
Used to double-check after being turned down
Ar Jums viskas gerai?
Are you OK?
Usage
Used to check on someone's wellbeing — a different role from "Ar taip gerai?" (asking permission)
Grammar Note
Uses the dative of polite "Jūs" ("Jums"); with friends say "Ar tau viskas gerai?"
Ar tikrai?
Really?
Usage
A short reaction confirming something surprising
Ar esate tikras?
Are you sure?
Usage
Presses for confirmation of a fact — more formal than "Ar tikrai?"
Grammar Note
Masculine form; for a woman say "Ar esate tikra?"
Iš kur Jūs esate?
Where are you from?
Usage
A classic conversation starter
Koks Jūsų vardas?
What's your name?
Usage
A classic conversation starter
Grammar Note
Uses the genitive of polite "Jūs" ("Jūsų"); with friends say "Koks tavo vardas?"
Kiek Jums metų?
How old are you?
Usage
Asking someone's age at a first meeting can come across as intrusive; better saved until you know them a little
Ar galime kartu nusifotografuoti?
Can we take a photo together?
Usage
Asks for permission to take a photo together
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