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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.

to physically return to a previous location or position.

a question asking whether it is safe to walk in a particular location, typically outdoors, due to potential hazards or risks such as crime, traffic, or terrain.

typically means that the person in question is experiencing an illness or health problem.

a phrase used to advise someone to remain relaxed or composed, usually in a situation that might cause stress, anxiety, or panic.

means feeling anxious or concerned about a situation or an outcome, often accompanied by a sense of uncertainty or apprehension. 

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.

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

“Prašau, paskambinkite greitajai.”

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