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Lesson 10 of 10
Help and emergencies in Lithuanian
The words you hope to never need. Play the ten Lithuanian words against the clock, with a note on how locals really use each one after every answer. All ten are written out below.
All 10 Lithuanian phrases in this lesson
- Gelbėkite!gehl-BEH-kee-teh
- Help!
- Iškvieskite gydytojąeesh-KVYEHS-kee-teh gee-dee-TOH-yan
- Call a doctor
- Policijapo-LEE-tsee-yah
- Police
- Vaistinėvighst-EE-neh
- Pharmacy
- Ligoninėlee-go-NEE-neh
- Hospital
- Aš pasiklydauAHSH pah-sklee-DHOU
- I'm lost
- Man blogaiMAHN BLOH-gigh
- I don't feel well
- Tai buvo pavogtaTIGH BOO-vo pah-VOHG-tah
- It was stolen
- Tai skubus atvejistigh skoo-BOOS AHT-veh-yees
- It's an emergency
- Palikite mane ramybėjepah-LEE-kee-teh mah-NEH rah-mee-BEH-yeh
- Leave me alone
The imperative plural form, addressed to anyone nearby. Shout it clearly.
Iškviesti means to call or summon. Gydytojas is a doctor.
The emergency number in Lithuania is 112 for all services.
From vaistas, meaning medicine. Look for a green cross sign on the street.
From ligotas, meaning sick or ill. Ligonis means a patient.
From pasiklysti, to get lost. Useful when you need directions.
Literally it is bad for me. Man is the dative of aš meaning to me.
From vogti, to steal. Use this when reporting a theft to police.
Literally "leave me in peace".