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39 [trisdešimt devyni] Automobilio gedimas

Where is the next gas station?	Kur yra artimiausia / sekanti degalinė?
I have a flat tyre / tire (am.).	Man nuleido padangą.
Can you change the tyre / tire (am.)?	Ar galite pakeisti padangą?
I need a few litres / liters (am.) of diesel.	Man reikia keleto litrų dyzelino.
I have no more petrol / gas (am.).	Aš neturiu daugiau benzino.
Do you have a petrol can / jerry can / gas can (am.)?	Ar turite atsarginį baką?
Where can I make a call?	Kur galiu paskambinti?
I need a towing service.	Man reikia techninės pagalbos tarnybos.
I’m looking for a garage.	(Aš) ieškau dirbtuvės.
An accident has occurred.	Įvyko avarija.
Where is the nearest telephone?	Kur yra artimiausias / sekantis telefonas?
Do you have a mobile / cell phone (am.) with you?	Ar turite su savimi mobilųjį telefoną?
We need help.	Mums reikia pagalbos.
Call a doctor!	Iškvieskite gydytoją!
Call the police!	Iškvieskite policiją!
Your papers, please.	Prašau (parodyti) dokumentus.
Your licence / license (am.), please.	Prašau (parodyti) vairuotojo pažymėjimą / teises.
Your registration, please.	Prašau (parodyti) techninį pasą.

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