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Lithuanian Out Loud is a podcast series designed for fans of the Lithuanian language. Come along with native Lithuanian author/lawyer Raminta and her North-American husband, Jack. They'll teach you Lithuanian along with tidbits about the history and culture of Raminta's homeland - Lietuva!

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Nov 6, 2010

LL0256 – Egzaminas Exam

 

This is a quick response episode!  We’ll say the word or phrase in English and you say it in Lithuanian – Out Loud!  Ready, set, go!  Pasiruošti, dėmesio, marš!

 

I would like to order food to go

norėčiau užsisakyti maisto išsinešimui

 

what you would like?

ko pageidausite?

 

do you have a menu?

ar jūs turite valgiaraštį?

 

sure, here you go 

žinoma, štai – paimkite

 

maybe you’d like something to drink? 

gal norėtumėte ko nors išgerti?

 

no, I will just wait for my order

ne, tiesiog palauksiu savo užsakymo

 

okay, when you will be ready to order the food let me know

gerai, kai būsite pasiruošus užsakyti maistą leiskite man žinoti

 

okay, thank you

gerai, ačiū

 

thank you, please sit down

ačiū jums, prašom prisėsti

 

to order

užsakyti

 

food

maistas

 

to carry out

išsinešti

 

to wish, to desire

pageidauti

 

what do you wish? (tu)

ko tu pageidauji?

 

what do you desire? (tu)

ko tu pageidauji?

 

what do you wish? (formal)

ko jūs pageidaujate?

 

what do you desire? (formal)

ko jūs pageidaujate?

 

a menu

meniu / valgiaraštis

 

do you have a menu?

ar jūs turite valgiaraštį?

 

do you have a menu?

ar jūs turite meniu?

 

of course

žinoma

 

here

štai

 

to take

imti, paimti

 

take – as in a command

imk, imkite, paimk, paimkite

 

of course, here, take

žinoma, štai – paimkite