keliáuti
A2[keh-LYOW-tih]
to make a journey, especially to a distant or unfamiliar place
to move or go in a certain direction; to set off
[keh-LYOW-tih]
to make a journey, especially to a distant or unfamiliar place
to move or go in a certain direction; to set off
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“Aš mėgstu keliauti vasarą.” — I like to travel in summer.tap a word ☝
“Praėjusiais metais mes nusprendėme keliauti į Italiją automobiliu.” — Last year we decided to travel to Italy by car.tap a word ☝
“Ar tu nori keliauti aplink pasaulį?” — Do you want to travel around the world?tap a word ☝
“Mano draugai dažnai keliauja į kalnus, nes jiems patinka aktyvus poilsis.” — My friends often travel to the mountains because they like active recreation.tap a word ☝
“Jau vėlu, mums laikas keliauti namo.” — It's already late, it's time for us to head home.tap a word ☝
“Po trumpo poilsio miške mes vėl keliavome toliau link upės.” — After a short rest in the forest, we set off again towards the river.tap a word ☝
“Kai tik lietus nustos, visi keliausime į stotį.” — As soon as the rain stops, we will all head to the station.tap a word ☝
“Svečiai pamažu pradėjo keliauti durų link, atsisveikindami su šeimininkais.” — The guests slowly began to head towards the door, saying goodbye to the hosts.tap a word ☝
Lithuanian nouns change their ending for each case. Here’s keliauti through all seven — the green ending is the moving part.
| Case | Asks | Singular · vienaskaita | Plural · daugiskaita |
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