Norėčiau užsisakyti masažą.
I'd like to book a massage.
Usage
Booking a massage appointment
Grammar Note
"Užsisakyti" is reflexive, meaning to order/book for oneself
Ar turite SPA paketų?
Do you have spa packages?
Usage
Asking about available spa packages
Grammar Note
"Turite + genitive plural" asks about availability
Ar galite taikyti švelnesnį spaudimą?
Could you apply less pressure?
Usage
Requesting lighter pressure during a massage
Grammar Note
"Švelnesnį" is the accusative comparative of švelnus (gentle)
Ar naudojate natūralius produktus?
Do you use natural products?
Usage
Asking if natural or organic products are used
Grammar Note
"Naudojate" is the second-person plural present of naudoti (to use)
Ar turite alergijų?
Do you have any allergies?
Usage
Checking for allergies before treatment
Grammar Note
"Turite + genitive plural" checks for the existence of something
Norėčiau viso kūno masažo.
I'd like a full body massage.
Usage
Specifying the type of massage desired
Grammar Note
"Viso kūno" is the genitive of visas kūnas (whole body)
Ar yra garo pirtis?
Is there a steam bath?
Usage
Asking if a steam room or sauna is available
Grammar Note
"Garo" is the genitive of garas (steam)
Kiek trunka 60 minučių sesija?
How long is a 60-minute session?
Usage
Asking about the actual duration of a session
Grammar Note
"Trunka" is the third-person present of trukti (to last)
Ar galima nusipirkti dovanų kuponą?
Can I buy a gift voucher?
Usage
Asking about purchasing a gift voucher for spa services
Grammar Note
"Dovanų" is the plural genitive of dovana (gift)
Ar galima gerti vandenį seanso metu?
May I drink water during the session?
Usage
Asking about hydration during a wellness session
Grammar Note
"Seanso metu" means "during the session": the genitive of seansas plus the postposition metu (during), which takes the genitive
Ar teikiate aromaterapiją?
Do you offer aromatherapy?
Usage
Asking if aromatherapy services are available
Grammar Note
"Teikiate" is the plural second-person present of teikti (to provide)
Ar yra poilsio patalpa po procedūrų?
Is there a relaxation room after treatments?
Usage
Asking about the post-treatment relaxation area
Grammar Note
"Po + genitive plural" means after something
Man skauda nugarą.
I have back pain.
Usage
Informing the therapist about back pain
Grammar Note
"Man skauda nugarą" uses the impersonal skauda: the person feeling pain is in the dative (man) and the aching body part in the accusative (nugarą)
Kokią masažo techniką naudojate?
What massage technique do you use?
Usage
Asking about the massage techniques offered
Grammar Note
"Kokią" is the accusative feminine question pronoun meaning "what kind of"
Ar yra aprangos kodas SPA centre?
Is there a dress code at the spa?
Usage
Asking about dress code policy at the spa
Grammar Note
"Aprangos" is the genitive of apranga (clothing/dress)
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