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Lesson 2 of 10
Order anything by pointing in Lithuanian
I would like, this one, how much, the bill: survive any counter or menu. 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 11 Lithuanian phrases in this lesson
- Norėčiau...no-REH-chyau
- I would like...
- ŠitąSHEE-tan
- This one
- Kiek kainuoja?KYEHK kigh-NOO-o-yah
- How much is it?
- Sąskaitą, prašauSAHN-skigh-tan, prah-SHAU
- The bill, please
- Kortelekor-teh-LEH
- By card
- Grynaisiaisgree-NIGH-syays
- In cash
- VanduoVAHN-dwoh
- Water
- Kavaka-VA
- Coffee
- Arbataar-BA-ta
- Tea
- Alusa-LOOS
- Beer
- Be...beh
- Without...
Literally "I would like".
Point at what you want. The accusative form is used because you are selecting it.
Kiek means how much and kainuoti means to cost.
Sąskaita is the bill or invoice. Say this when you are ready to pay.
Short for mokėjimo kortelė, payment card. Card payments are widely accepted.
From grynieji pinigai, cash money. Useful when confirming payment method.
Sparkling water is gazuotas vanduo. Still water is negazuotas.
"Be cukraus", without sugar.