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a phrase used to request someone to immediately call for an emergency medical service to transport a patient who is suffering from a serious illness or injury to the hospital for medical treatment.

a question used to inquire about someone's interests, hobbies, or preferred activities.

a question typically used to ask about events, activities, or plans happening on the current evening.

a question used to inquire about the duration or end time of current rainfall, typically due to inconvenience or safety concerns related to precipitation.

a question used to ask for the current time, commonly used when scheduling or planning activities.

a localized physical condition in which part of the body becomes swollen, reddened, hot, and often painful, especially as a reaction to injury or infection.

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

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How do you say “Please call an ambulance.” in Lithuanian?

“Prašau, paskambinkite greitajai.”

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