Kur yra katalikų bažnyčia?
Where is the Catholic church?
Usage
Lithuania is predominantly Catholic; ask for the nearest church
Grammar Note
"katalikų" is genitive plural modifying "bažnyčia": "church of Catholics"
Kada prasideda mišios?
When does Mass begin?
Usage
Ask about the time of Mass at a Catholic church
Grammar Note
"prasideda" is third-person singular present of "prasidėti". "mišios" is used in plural
Ar galiu įeiti į bažnyčią?
May I enter the church?
Usage
Ask respectfully before entering a church as a tourist
Grammar Note
"į" (into) governs the accusative to indicate direction of movement
Kryžių kalnas yra šventas
The Hill of Crosses is a sacred site
Usage
Talk about the famous Lithuanian pilgrimage site, the Hill of Crosses
Grammar Note
"Kryžių kalnas" is a proper noun; "Kryžių" is genitive plural of "kryžius" (cross)
Prašome laikytis tylos bažnyčioje
Please behave quietly in the church
Usage
Request quiet behaviour during a religious service
Grammar Note
"Laikytis tylos" means "to keep quiet"; the reflexive "laikytis" takes the genitive. The locative "-oje" means "inside/in". "Prašome" is the polite "we ask / please"
Ar čia yra sinagoga?
Is there a synagogue here?
Usage
Vilnius was once called "Jerusalem of the North"; ask about Jewish heritage sites
Grammar Note
"sinagoga" is a feminine noun; used in the existential "Ar yra...?" question form
Aš esu krikščionis
I am a Christian
Usage
Describe your religious affiliation
Grammar Note
Lithuanian nouns have grammatical gender; a woman says "Aš esu krikščionė" (the feminine form ends in "-ė")
Ar turite vegetariško maisto?
Do you have vegetarian food?
Usage
Find vegetarian food following religious or ethical dietary restrictions
Grammar Note
Existential questions use the genitive; "turite...?" politely asks "do you have...?"
Šiandien yra religinė šventė
Today is a religious holiday
Usage
Explain why shops may be closed on a religious holiday
Grammar Note
"religinė" is a feminine adjective agreeing with the feminine noun "šventė"
Noriu paaukoti
I would like to make a donation
Usage
Express a wish to make a donation at a church or chapel
Grammar Note
"paaukoti" is the perfective of "aukoti" (to offer/sacrifice); follows "noriu" as an infinitive
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