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a question used to inquire about events, activities or plans happening during the upcoming weekend.

a direction used to instruct someone to make a left-hand turn, typically while driving or walking. 

means that the person being referred to is experiencing a negative emotion characterized by feelings of unhappiness, sorrow, or emotional distress. 

an expression used to indicate that someone finds something interesting, impressive, or enjoyable.

this is a nice way to ask for something or to request someone to do something for you.

an expression used to convey gratitude or pleasure after having a conversation with someone.

an introduction used to provide someone with the speaker's name.

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How do you say “What's going on this weekend?” in Lithuanian?

“Kas vyksta šį savaitgalį?”

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