Lithuanian checkout
For learners who want everyday Lithuanian that works in supermarkets, cafes, and small shops.
If a cashier asks Ar reikia čekio? (Do you need a receipt?), reply Taip, prašau. (Yes, please.) or Ne, ačiū. (No, thank you.) Choose the answer that matches what you actually want, rather than memorising only one response.
Practice goal
This lesson trains your reply. For a separate recognition quiz, use the Lithuanian receipt mini-test in the video library.
01
Round 1: you need a receipt for your purchase. Hear Ar reikia čekio? and answer Taip, prašau. Round 2: you do not need one. Answer Ne, ačiū. These written role-play examples accompany the video rather than transcribe it.
02
Pakartokite, prašau. means “Please repeat.” Use it when you did not hear the question. Prašau works as please in this request; ačiū means thank you. Practise the whole reply so you do not stop after yes or no.
03
Cover the examples. 1. Accept the receipt. 2. Decline it politely. 3. Ask for repetition. Then ask Ruta in KeelAI: “Be a Lithuanian cashier. Ask me about a receipt and wait. Give me one correction after my reply.” Repeat with a different decision.
Accept: Taip, prašau. Decline: Ne, ačiū. Ask for repetition: Pakartokite, prašau. Check whether you chose the right meaning before trying to answer faster.
No. It practises one checkout exchange. A broader level assessment needs other situations and skills; a short successful reply is useful progress, not a language certificate.
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