Transportation

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  1. 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"

  2. 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

  3. 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?)

  4. 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

  5. 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

  6. 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

  7. 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

  8. 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"

  9. 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?"

  10. 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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