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Asking for directions

Asking for directions

40 [keturiasdešimt]

Kelio teiravimasis

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Excuse me! A------šau! A__________ A-s-p-a-a-! ----------- Atsiprašau! 0
Can you help me? A---al--e-ma- -a--t-? A_ g_____ m__ p______ A- g-l-t- m-n p-d-t-? --------------------- Ar galite man padėti? 0
Is there a good restaurant around here? Kur-č-a y-a geras----t-----s? K__ č__ y__ g____ r__________ K-r č-a y-a g-r-s r-s-o-a-a-? ----------------------------- Kur čia yra geras restoranas? 0
Take a left at the corner. Eik--e---ka-rę u--ka-p-. E_____ į k____ u_ k_____ E-k-t- į k-i-ę u- k-m-o- ------------------------ Eikite į kairę už kampo. 0
Then go straight for a while. Pasku---r-pu-- -a-ikite-tie-i-i. P_____ t______ p_______ t_______ P-s-u- t-u-u-į p-e-k-t- t-e-i-i- -------------------------------- Paskui truputį paeikite tiesiai. 0
Then go right for a hundred metres / meters (am.). P--ku- š--t-----rų-eikit- -----n-. P_____ š____ m____ e_____ į d_____ P-s-u- š-m-ą m-t-ų e-k-t- į d-š-ę- ---------------------------------- Paskui šimtą metrų eikite į dešnę. 0
You can also take the bus. (Jū-)-g--i-- ---iuo-i -- -u-o-us-. (____ g_____ v_______ i_ a________ (-ū-) g-l-t- v-ž-u-t- i- a-t-b-s-. ---------------------------------- (Jūs) galite važiuoti ir autobusu. 0
You can also take the tram. (-ū-- --lit-----i--t- ir -r-m-a-umi. (____ g_____ v_______ i_ t__________ (-ū-) g-l-t- v-ž-u-t- i- t-a-v-j-m-. ------------------------------------ (Jūs) galite važiuoti ir tramvajumi. 0
You can also follow me with your car. (Jūs--g---t- -i-s-og---sk-----n- važ--o--. (____ g_____ t______ p_____ m___ v________ (-ū-) g-l-t- t-e-i-g p-s-u- m-n- v-ž-u-t-. ------------------------------------------ (Jūs) galite tiesiog paskui mane važiuoti. 0
How do I get to the football / soccer (am.) stadium? Kaip --n-n--ykti --fu-bol- s-adi-n-? K___ m__ n______ į f______ s________ K-i- m-n n-v-k-i į f-t-o-o s-a-i-n-? ------------------------------------ Kaip man nuvykti į futbolo stadioną? 0
Cross the bridge! Va-iu--ite --- ti-t-! V_________ p__ t_____ V-ž-u-k-t- p-r t-l-ą- --------------------- Važiuokite per tiltą! 0
Go through the tunnel! V-ž------e pe- t---l-! V_________ p__ t______ V-ž-u-k-t- p-r t-n-l-! ---------------------- Važiuokite per tunelį! 0
Drive until you reach the third traffic light. V-ž--okite ik---reč-- -v-e-o--r-. V_________ i__ t_____ š__________ V-ž-u-k-t- i-i t-e-i- š-i-s-f-r-. --------------------------------- Važiuokite iki trečio šviesoforo. 0
Then turn into the first street on your right. Pas--- -a-uki-e-- p--m- ---vę--e---ėje. P_____ p_______ į p____ g____ d________ P-s-u- p-s-k-t- į p-r-ą g-t-ę d-š-n-j-. --------------------------------------- Paskui pasukite į pirmą gatvę dešinėje. 0
Then drive straight through the next intersection. Pas--i--aži-o-ite t-es-a---er----ą -a---yž-. P_____ v_________ t______ p__ k___ s________ P-s-u- v-ž-u-k-t- t-e-i-i p-r k-t- s-n-r-ž-. -------------------------------------------- Paskui važiuokite tiesiai per kitą sankryžą. 0
Excuse me, how do I get to the airport? At---ra--u---aip-(m--) --v---i - --o u-st-? A__________ k___ (____ n______ į o__ u_____ A-s-p-a-a-, k-i- (-a-) n-v-k-i į o-o u-s-ą- ------------------------------------------- Atsiprašau, kaip (man) nuvykti į oro uostą? 0
It is best if you take the underground / subway (am.). Ger----i-- v-ž---k-te--etr-. G_________ v_________ m_____ G-r-a-s-a- v-ž-u-k-t- m-t-o- ---------------------------- Geriausiai važiuokite metro. 0
Simply get out at the last stop. Tie--o---až-uok--- --i-g---t--ės-s-o----. T______ v_________ i__ g________ s_______ T-e-i-g v-ž-u-k-t- i-i g-l-t-n-s s-o-i-s- ----------------------------------------- Tiesiog važiuokite iki galutinės stoties. 0

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