Lithuanian Phrases

The Lithuanian phrases are helpful because they are used daily. Below we picked expressions that a new learner will find useful. We included the audio as well. This is a better way to learning. Learn only what you need. We start with greetings and introduction.

Hi: labas

What is your name?: kuo jūs vardu?

Nice to meet you: malonu susipažinti

How are you?: kaip laikotės? kaip jums sekasi?

I'm good, thanks: ačiū, gerai

And you?: o jums?

Language and Age Phrases

More questions about language and age:

Do you speak (English/Lithuanian)?: ar jūs kalbate angliškai/ lietuviškai

Does she speak Chinese?: ar ji kalba kiniškai?

A little bit: tik truputį

How old are you?: kiek jums metų?

I'm 33 years old: man 33 metai

It was nice talking to you: buvo malonu su jumis pakalbėti

If you don't understand something, this will be your secret weapon:

What do you mean?: ką norite pasakyti?

I don't understand: aš nesuprantu

I don't know: aš nežinau

Sorry: atsiprašau

What is that called in Lithuanian?: kaip tai vadinasi lietuviškai?

What does that word mean in English?: ką šis žodis reiškia angliškai?

More personal information about origins and profession:

Where are you from?: iš kur jūs?

I'm from the U.S: aš iš jav

I'm American: aš amerikietis

Where do you live?: kur jūs gyvenate?

I live in the U.S: aš gyvenu jav

What do you do for a living?: kuo tu dirbi?

I'm a student: esu studentas

Offering or asking for help and giving directions:

Can I help you?: kuo galiu jums padėti?

Can you help me?: ar galite man padėti?

Where is the airport?: kur yra oro uostas?

Go straight: eikite tiesiai

Then: tada

Turn left: sukite kairėn

Turn right: sukite dešinėn

Holiday Wishes Phrases

Good wishes in Lithuanian in holidays and occasions:

Happy birthday: su gimtadieniu

Happy new year: su naujaisiais metais

Merry Christmas: su šventom kalėdom

Good luck: sėkmės

Congratulations: sveikinu

Lithuanian expressions commonly used when traveling or buying:

I have a reservation: aš esu rezervavęs kambarį

Do you have rooms available?: ar turite laisvų kambarių?

I would like a non-smoking room: aš norėčiau kambario nerūkančiam

How much it costs per night?: kiek kainuoja viena naktis?

Waiter: padavėjau/ padavėja

How much is this?: kiek tai kainuoja?

What is this?: kas čia?

Survival phrases considered to be important in emergencies:

Are you okay?: ar jums viskas gerai?

I need a doctor: man reikia daktaro

Help: pagalba

Call the ambulance: iškvieskite greitąją

Call the police: kvieskite policiją

I am sick: aš prastai jaučiuosi

These Lithuanian phrases can be used in a variety of conversations. If you have already visited our Lithuanian Vocabulary and Lithuanian Grammar, you might want to visit our Lithuanian Flashcards to practice what you learned.