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At the bank

At the bank

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Banke

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I would like to open an account. N-rėč-au-ati-ar-t- s-ska-tą. N------- a-------- s-------- N-r-č-a- a-i-a-y-i s-s-a-t-. ---------------------------- Norėčiau atidaryti sąskaitą. 0
Here is my passport. Štai----- pasas. Š--- m--- p----- Š-a- m-n- p-s-s- ---------------- Štai mano pasas. 0
And here is my address. I--š-ai m--o------a-. I- š--- m--- a------- I- š-a- m-n- a-r-s-s- --------------------- Ir štai mano adresas. 0
I want to deposit money in my account. Norė--a- įmo--ti p-n-gų---s--- --ska--ą. N------- į------ p----- į s--- s-------- N-r-č-a- į-o-ė-i p-n-g- į s-v- s-s-a-t-. ---------------------------------------- Norėčiau įmokėti pinigų į savo sąskaitą. 0
I want to withdraw money from my account. No--č-au-n--ii----p-ni-ų-i---avo-s-sk--tos. N------- n------- p----- i- s--- s--------- N-r-č-a- n-s-i-t- p-n-g- i- s-v- s-s-a-t-s- ------------------------------------------- Norėčiau nusiimti pinigų iš savo sąskaitos. 0
I want to pick up the bank statements. Nor----u-g---- -šr--ą-i- --skait-s. N------- g---- i----- i- s--------- N-r-č-a- g-u-i i-r-š- i- s-s-a-t-s- ----------------------------------- Norėčiau gauti išrašą iš sąskaitos. 0
I want to cash a traveller’s cheque / traveler’s check (am.). Norė-i-u -špi-k-i ke-----s-------. N------- i------- k------- č------ N-r-č-a- i-p-r-t- k-l-o-ė- č-k-u-. ---------------------------------- Norėčiau išpirkti kelionės čekius. 0
What are the fees? K-ki- y-- --k------? K---- y-- m--------- K-k-e y-a m-k-s-i-i- -------------------- Kokie yra mokesčiai? 0
Where should I sign? K-r --- pasir--y-i? K-- m-- p---------- K-r m-n p-s-r-š-t-? ------------------- Kur man pasirašyti? 0
I’m expecting a transfer from Germany. (-š)-l---i---i-igų per---i---iš V-k-e-ijo-. (--- l----- p----- p-------- i- V---------- (-š- l-u-i- p-n-g- p-r-e-i-o i- V-k-e-i-o-. ------------------------------------------- (Aš) laukiu pinigų pervedimo iš Vokietijos. 0
Here is my account number. Šta--m--o--ąsk-i-os -um-r--. Š--- m--- s-------- n------- Š-a- m-n- s-s-a-t-s n-m-r-s- ---------------------------- Štai mano sąskaitos numeris. 0
Has the money arrived? Ar pinig-i--e-ve---? A- p------ p-------- A- p-n-g-i p-r-e-t-? -------------------- Ar pinigai pervesti? 0
I want to change money. (----n---č-a----si-e---i šiuos-p--i-us. (--- n------- i--------- š---- p------- (-š- n-r-č-a- i-s-k-i-t- š-u-s p-n-g-s- --------------------------------------- (Aš) norėčiau išsikeisti šiuos pinigus. 0
I need US-Dollars. Ma- ------ -meri-os dol--i-. M-- r----- A------- d------- M-n r-i-i- A-e-i-o- d-l-r-ų- ---------------------------- Man reikia Amerikos dolerių. 0
Could you please give me small notes / bills (am.)? Pr--om-du--- man-s--l--o--s k---ū--m-s. P----- d---- m-- s--------- k---------- P-a-o- d-o-i m-n s-u-k-o-i- k-p-ū-o-i-. --------------------------------------- Prašom duoti man smulkiomis kupiūromis. 0
Is there a cashpoint / an ATM (am.)? Ar---- --a --n---at--? A- č-- y-- b---------- A- č-a y-a b-n-o-a-a-? ---------------------- Ar čia yra bankomatas? 0
How much money can one withdraw? Kie- -i-i-ų--a-ima ----i---? K--- p----- g----- p-------- K-e- p-n-g- g-l-m- p-s-i-t-? ---------------------------- Kiek pinigų galima pasiimti? 0
Which credit cards can one use? K-k--mi--k--dit- --r--lė--s --l-m- n-u-----? K------- k------ k--------- g----- n-------- K-k-o-i- k-e-i-o k-r-e-ė-i- g-l-m- n-u-o-i-? -------------------------------------------- Kokiomis kredito kortelėmis galima naudotis? 0

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