Lithuanian checkout
For learners in Lithuania who want to understand a common cashier question and answer without panic.
Ar reikia čekio? means “Do you need a receipt?” Answer Taip, prašau. (“Yes, please.”) if you want one, or Ne, ačiū. (“No, thank you.”) if you do not.
Transcript notes
Watch the short, then try the supplementary checkout exercise below. These written examples are extra practice, not a word-for-word video transcript.
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Cashier: Ar reikia čekio? (Do you need a receipt?) Customer: Taip, prašau. (Yes, please.) When you do not need one, replace the reply with Ne, ačiū. (No, thank you.) Read both versions aloud, then cover the translations and repeat.
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1. Complete the question: Ar reikia ___? 2. You need the receipt: which reply would you choose? 3. You did not catch the question: how would you politely ask the cashier to repeat? Say your three answers aloud, then check the answers in the FAQ below.
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Open Lithuanian practice in KeelAI on iPhone, Android, or Telegram. Ask Ruta: “Play a Lithuanian cashier. Ask whether I need a receipt. Wait for my reply and correct it.” First request a receipt, then decline it, then ask for repetition. This mini-exercise is not a level assessment; use the separate free test for that.
1. čekio: Ar reikia čekio? 2. Taip, prašau. means “Yes, please.” 3. Pakartokite, prašau. means “Please repeat.” If you do not want a receipt, use Ne, ačiū. instead of the answer in question 2.
No. It checks one everyday situation, not overall proficiency. The free Lithuanian level test linked below gives a broader learning assessment and a next practice step. It is not an official language certificate.
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