Kur yra sporto salė?
Where is the gym?
Usage
Asking for the location of a gym in a hotel or city
Grammar Note
"sporto" is the genitive of "sportas". "salė" means "hall"
Norėčiau žiūrėti futbolo rungtynes.
I would like to watch a football match.
Usage
When buying tickets or inviting someone to watch a game
Grammar Note
"Norėčiau" is the polite conditional form. "rungtynes" is the plural accusative
Ar galima naudotis baseinu?
Can I use the swimming pool?
Usage
Checking whether a pool is available at a hotel or facility
Grammar Note
"galima" is the impersonal form meaning "it is possible". Reflexive "naudotis" adds "-si" to "naudoti"
Mėgstu važinėti dviračiu.
I like cycling.
Usage
Talking about hobbies or preferences
Grammar Note
"važinėti" is a frequentative verb expressing repeated action. "dviračiu" is the instrumental case
Kiek kainuoja bilietas į stadioną?
How much is a ticket to the stadium?
Usage
Checking the price of a match ticket
Grammar Note
"į" + accusative marks the destination. "kainuoja" is the third person present
Ar yra slidinėjimo trasa netoliese?
Is there a ski slope nearby?
Usage
Asking about ski slopes at a winter resort
Grammar Note
"slidinėjimo" is the genitive of the verbal noun. "netoliese" is an adverb indicating proximity
Noriu išsinuomoti bėgimo batų.
I want to rent running shoes.
Usage
Requesting shoe rental at a sports facility or event
Grammar Note
"išsinuomoti" is the reflexive of "išnuomoti", meaning "to rent for oneself". "batų" is plural genitive
Kokios sporto komandos čia populiarios?
What sports teams are popular here?
Usage
Asking a local about sports culture in the area
Grammar Note
The adjective "populiari" agrees with "komandos" (feminine plural) in gender and number
Žaidžiu krepšinį kiekvieną savaitę.
I play basketball every week.
Usage
Talking about habitual sports activities
Grammar Note
Time noun "savaitę" uses the accusative. Lithuanian uses the accusative for repeated time expressions
Ar galima prisijungti prie jūsų grupės?
Can I join your group?
Usage
Asking to join a sports event or group activity
Grammar Note
"prisijungti prie" is an idiom meaning "to join". "jūsų" is the second person plural possessive pronoun
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