Kur yra autobusų stotis?
Where is the bus station?
Usage
Used to ask for the location of the bus station
Grammar Note
"autobusų stotis" means "bus station". Train station: "geležinkelio stotis"
Vieną bilietą į Vilnių, prašau
One ticket to Vilnius, please
Usage
Used when buying a bus or train ticket
Grammar Note
"į" + accusative expresses destination. "Vilnius" becomes "Vilnių" in accusative
Kada atvyksta traukinys?
When does the train arrive?
Usage
Used to ask about train arrival time
Grammar Note
"Kada" means "when". Alternative: "Kelintą valandą?" (at what time?)
Prašau nuvežti mane šiuo adresu
Please take me to this address
Usage
Used in a taxi while showing the driver an address
Grammar Note
"nuvežti" means "to transport/take". Useful when showing a written address
Kur yra artimiausia metro stotis?
Where is the nearest metro?
Usage
Warning: Lithuania has no metro, and Vilnius has no tram line either — city transport is buses and trolleybuses. On the ground ask "Kur yra artimiausia autobusų stotelė?" or "troleibusų stotelė". Keep this phrase for countries that do have a metro
Grammar Note
"artimiausia" is the superlative of "artimas" (near), agreeing with the feminine noun "stotis" (station). "metro" is an indeclinable loanword
Kiek kainuoja kelionė į oro uostą?
How much does the trip to the airport cost?
Usage
Used to ask the fare to the airport
Grammar Note
"oro uostas" means "airport" ("oras" air + "uostas" port). "į" + accusative marks destination
Ar šis autobusas vyksta į centrą?
Does this bus go to the city center?
Usage
Used to verify a bus route
Grammar Note
"vyksta" is the third person present of "vykti" (to go). "centras" → "centrą" in accusative
Sustokite čia, prašau
Please stop here
Usage
Used to tell a taxi or bus driver to stop
Grammar Note
"-ite" ending marks the formal plural imperative. "sustoti" means "to stop"
Ar galite iškviesti taksi?
Can you call a taxi?
Usage
Used to ask someone to call a taxi
Grammar Note
"taksi" is an indeclinable loanword. "Ar galite...?" is a polite request meaning "can you?"
Kur galima nusipirkti bilietus?
Where can I buy tickets?
Usage
Used to ask where to buy tickets
Grammar Note
"galima" is impersonal meaning "one can/it is permitted". "nusipirkti" is perfective infinitive
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