Before you go on your next visit to Lithuania or any Lithuanian speaking place, it is just a good idea to check numerous important Lithuanian travel phrases and expressions. Regardless if this new language just isn’t your potent suit, and you really are certain most people cannot get around by with just English. Learn More
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How much is a ticket to _____? | Kiek kainuoja bilietas iki _____? (kyek kahy-NWAH-ya BIh-lyeh-tahs EE-kih?) |
One ticket to _____, please. | Prašau vieną bilietą į _____. (prah-SHOW VYEh-nahh BIh-lyeh-tahh EE) |
Where does this train/bus go? | Kur važiuoja šitas traukinys/autobusas? (koor vah-ZHWOh-yah SHIh-tahs trow-kih-NEES/ow-taw-BOO-sus?) |
Where is the train/bus to _____? | Kur yra traukinys/autobusas, važiuojantis į _____? (koor ee-RAh trow-kih-NEES/ow-taw-BOO-sus, vah-ZHWOh-yan-tihs EE?) |
Does this train/bus stop in _____? | Ar šitas traukinys/autobusas stoja _____? (ahr SHIh-tahs trow-kih-NEES/ow-toh-BOO-sus STOh-ya....?) |
When does the train/bus for _____ leave? | Kada išvyksta traukinys/autobusas į _____? (kah-DAh ish-VEEKS-tah trow-kih-NEES/ow-toh-BOO-sus EE...?) |
When will this train/bus arrive in (from) _____? | Kada šitas traukinys/autobusas atvyks į _____? (kah-DAh SHIh-tahs trow-kih-NEES/ow-toh-BOO-sus aht-VEEKS ih (ish)...) |
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1. city transport: in bigger cities there are also buses running by electricity, called "troleibusas". Same rules as for regular buses apply and the tickets are the same, just you have to remember that the route networks for those two kinds of vehicles are separate, as well as schedules and route (line) numbering. | |
2. international transport tickets: destinations are written in original language and not in English, so the ticket to Warsaw will read Warszawa. |
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