Kur atrodas mākslas muzejs / galerija?
kur AT-ro-das MĀK-slas MU-zejs / GA-le-ri-ja?
Where is the art museum / gallery?
Usage
Used to ask the location of an art museum or gallery
Grammar Note
"Kur atrodas" means "where is / where is located" in Latvian
Kāds ir darba laiks?
kāds ir DAR-ba laiks?
What are the opening hours?
Usage
Used to ask about the opening hours
Grammar Note
"Kāds" is the Latvian question word for "what kind of / what"
Cik maksā ieeja?
cik MAK-sā IE-e-ja?
How much is the entrance fee?
Usage
Used to ask about the entrance fee
Grammar Note
"Cik maksā" is the standard Latvian expression for asking a price
Vai iekšā drīkst fotografēt?
vai IEK-šā drīkst FO-to-gra-fēt?
Is photography allowed inside?
Usage
Used to ask if photography is permitted inside
Grammar Note
"Vai" is a Latvian particle that introduces yes/no questions
Vai ir audio gids?
Do you have an audio guide?
Usage
Used to ask if an audio guide is available
Grammar Note
"Vai ir" means "is there?" in Latvian
Kur atrodas tradicionālās mākslas kolekcija?
kur AT-ro-das TRA-di-ci-o-nā-lās MĀK-slas KO-lek-ci-ja?
Where is the collection of traditional art?
Usage
Used to locate the traditional art collection
Grammar Note
Latvian adjectives agree with nouns in gender and case
Šis mākslas darbs ir apbrīnojams — kas ir mākslinieks?
šis MĀK-slas darbs ir AP-brī-no-jams — kas ir MĀK-sli-nieks?
This artwork is stunning — who is the artist?
Usage
Used to ask who created a specific artwork
Grammar Note
"Kas" means "who" or "what" in Latvian
Vai es varu iegādāties šī darba reprodukciju?
vai es VA-ru IE-gā-dā-ties šī DAR-ba REP-ro-duk-ci-ju?
Can I buy a print / reproduction of this work?
Usage
Used to ask about buying a print or reproduction
Grammar Note
"Vai es varu + infinitive" asks "can I" in Latvian
Vai ir pieejama gida ekskursija?
Is there a guided tour available?
Usage
Used to ask if a guided tour is available
Grammar Note
"Pieejams/a" means "available" in Latvian
Es vēlētos piedalīties mākslas darbnīcā.
es VĒ-lē-tos PIE-da-lī-ties MĀK-slas DARB-nī-cā.
I'd like to attend an art workshop.
Usage
Used to express interest in joining an art workshop
Grammar Note
"Vēlētos" is the conditional of "vēlēties" (to want), meaning "I would like to"
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