Do you know what exactly to mention when you find yourself having problems in Lithuanian? You could be in a situation where anyone is annoying you or you had missing your travelling bag inside a country where they speak Lithuanian. Learn More
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Leave me alone. | Eik šalin. (EH-eek shah-LEEN) |
Don't touch me! | Nelieskite manęs! (neh-LYEHS-kee-teh mah-NAS) |
I'll call the police. | Aš iškviesiu policiją. (ahsh eesh-KVYEH-syoo paw-LIH-tsiyah) |
Police! | Policija! (paw-LIH-tsiyah) |
Stop! Thief! | Stabdykite vagį! (stahb-DEE-kee-teh VAH-gee) |
I need your help. | Man reikia jūsų pagalbos. (mahn RAY-kyah YOO-soo pah-GHAHL-bohs) |
It's an emergency. | Skubiai reikia pagalbos, rimtas atvejis. (skoo-BAY RAY-kyah pah-GHAHL-bohs, REEM-tahs AHT-veh-yees) |
I'm lost. | Aš pasiklydau. (ahsh pah-see-KLEE-dow) |
I lost my bag. | Aš pamečiau savo rankinę. (ahsh PAh-meh-chyah-oo SAH-voh RAHN-kee-neh) |
I lost my wallet. | Aš pamečiau piniginę. (ahsh PAh-meh-chyah-oo pee-nee-GHEE-neh) |
I'm sick. | Man bloga. (mAHn BLAW-gah) |
I've been injured. | Mane sužeidė. (mah-NEh SOO-zhay-deh) |
I need a [help of] doctor. | Man reikia daktaro [pagalbos]. (mahn RAY-kyah DAHK-tah-roh pah-GHAHL-bohs) |
Can I use your phone? | Ar galėčiau pasinaudoti jūsų telefonu? (ahr ghah-LEH-chyah-oo pah-see-now-DAW-tee YOO-soo teh-leh-FAW-noo?) |
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