Kur atrodas karstais avots / publiskā vanna?
Where is the hot spring / public bath?
Usage
Asking for the location of a hot spring or public bath
Grammar Note
"kur atrodas" asks "where is located"
Kādi ir vannošanās laiki?
What are the bathing hours?
Usage
Checking the bathing facility's operating hours
Grammar Note
"kādi ir" asks "what are"
Vai cilvēki ar tetovējumiem ir atļauti?
Are people with tattoos allowed?
Usage
Checking if tattooed guests are permitted
Grammar Note
"vai ir atļauti" asks "are ... permitted"
Vai vannas ir jauktas vai atdalītas pēc dzimuma?
Are the baths mixed-gender or separated?
Usage
Asking about gender segregation at the bath
Grammar Note
"vai ... vai" presents an either/or question
Vai ir pieejama privāta vanna / privāta telpa?
Is there a private bath or room available?
Usage
Asking about availability of a private bath or room
Grammar Note
"vai ir pieejama" asks "is there available"
Kāda ir ūdens temperatūra?
What is the water temperature?
Usage
Asking about the water temperature
Grammar Note
"kāda ir" asks "what is"
Vai dvieļi ir iekļauti vai iznomājami?
Are towels provided or available to rent?
Usage
Asking about towel provision or rental
Grammar Note
"vai ... vai" presents an either/or choice
Kur man jānomazgājas pirms ieeju vannā?
Where should I wash before entering the bath?
Usage
Asking where to shower before entering the bath
Grammar Note
"man jā-" means "I must / I should"
Kāda ir atšķirība starp iekštelpu un āra baseiniem?
What are the differences between the indoor and outdoor pools?
Usage
Asking about differences between indoor and outdoor baths
Grammar Note
"kāda ir atšķirība starp" asks "what is the difference between"
Ūdens ir ļoti karsts — vai ir vēsāks baseins?
The water is very hot — is there a cooler pool?
Usage
Looking for a cooler pool when the water is too hot
Grammar Note
Comparative "vēsāks" means "cooler"
Kādi minerāli ir šajā avotā?
What minerals are in this spring?
Usage
Asking about the mineral content of the spring
Grammar Note
"kādi ir" asks "what are"
Kā lietot skapīti?
How do I use the locker?
Usage
Asking how to use the locker
Grammar Note
"kā lietot" asks "how to use"
Lūdzu, nenesiet tālruni vai kameru iekšā.
Please don't bring your phone or camera inside.
Usage
Stating the no-phone or camera rule inside the bath
Grammar Note
"lūdzu, nenesiet" is a polite negative imperative
Cik ilgi man vajadzētu mērcēties?
How long should I soak?
Usage
Asking about the recommended soaking duration
Grammar Note
"man vajadzētu" means "I should"
Kāda ir ieejas maksa?
What is the entry fee?
Usage
Asking about the admission fee
Grammar Note
"kāda ir" asks "what is"
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