Kur yra artimiausia mokykla ar artimiausias universitetas?
Where is the nearest school / university?
Usage
Used to ask for the location of a nearby school or university
Grammar Note
Lithuanian superlatives use "-iausias/-iausia". "artimas" (near) → "artimiausia" (nearest, f)
Norėčiau užsiregistruoti į kalbų kursus.
I'd like to enroll in a language course.
Usage
Expressing desire to enroll in a language course
Grammar Note
"norėčiau" is the conditional first-person of "norėti" (to wish). "į" governs the accusative
Ar galiu aplankyti mokyklą ar universitetą?
Can I visit the school / university?
Usage
Asking for permission to visit a school or campus
Grammar Note
"ar" introduces yes/no questions in Lithuanian. "galiu" is the first-person present of "galėti" (can)
Kokių dalykų čia mokoma?
What subjects are taught here?
Usage
Asking about the subjects taught at a school
Grammar Note
"mokoma" is the passive impersonal form — Lithuanian passive uses "-oma/-ama" suffix
Kiek kainuoja studijų mokestis?
How much is the tuition fee?
Usage
Asking about the cost of tuition
Grammar Note
"kiek kainuoja" is the standard price question. "studijų" is the genitive plural of "studija"
Ieškau privataus mokytojo.
I'm looking for a private tutor.
Usage
Saying you are looking for a private tutor
Grammar Note
"ieškau" (I am looking for) governs the genitive case — "mokytojo" is genitive of "mokytojas"
Kur yra biblioteka?
Where is the library?
Usage
Asking for the location of the library
Grammar Note
"yra" is the third-person present of "būti" (to be). "kur yra" asks "where is"
Ar siūlote nuotolinius kursus?
Do you offer online courses?
Usage
Asking whether online courses are available
Grammar Note
"nuotolinis" means "remote/distance" — "nuotoliniai kursai" is the term for online courses in Lithuanian
Man reikia, kad mano kvalifikacija būtų pripažinta.
I need to get my qualifications recognized.
Usage
Used when seeking official recognition of foreign qualifications
Grammar Note
The "kad" clause requires the subjunctive "būtų". "pripažinta" is the passive past participle
Ar yra nuolaida studentams?
Is there a student discount available?
Usage
Asking if a student discount is available
Grammar Note
"studentams" is the dative plural — Lithuanian dative marks beneficiaries and targets
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