Vai tuvumā ir koplietošanas darba telpa?
Is there a coworking space nearby?
Usage
Ask about coworking spaces in the area
Grammar Note
"vai (+ place adverb) + ir + noun?" is the standard Latvian question for "is there a...?"; here the adverb is "tuvumā" (nearby)
Kāda ir Wi-Fi parole?
What is the WiFi password?
Usage
Ask for the WiFi password
Grammar Note
"kāda" is the feminine form of "kāds" (what kind), agreeing with "parole" (fem.)
Vai Wi-Fi ir pietiekami ātrs video zvaniem?
Is the WiFi fast enough for video calls?
Usage
Check if WiFi speed is adequate for video calls
Grammar Note
"pietiekami + adjective" means "sufficiently / enough + adjective"
Vai ir kāda klusā zona vai privāta kabīne?
Do you have a quiet area or private booth?
Usage
Ask for a quiet or private workspace
Grammar Note
"vai" can mean both "is there?" (question) and "or" (conjunction) depending on position
Vai es varu šeit strādāt visu dienu?
Can I work here all day?
Usage
Ask if you can work there for the entire day
Grammar Note
"vai es varu + infinitive?" asks "can I...?" for permission
Man jāizdrukā un jānoskenē dokuments.
I need to print / scan a document.
Usage
State a need to print or scan a document
Grammar Note
"man jā- + verb root" is the Latvian structure for personal obligation "I must/need to"
Vai šīs sēdvietas tuvumā ir kontaktligzda?
Is there a power outlet near this seat?
Usage
Ask about a power outlet near your seat
Grammar Note
"tuvumā" uses the locative case meaning "in the vicinity / near"
Man ir tiešsaistes sapulce plkst. [laiks].
I have an online meeting at [time].
Usage
Inform others about a scheduled online meeting
Grammar Note
"man ir + noun" means "I have a..." — expressing possession or scheduled events
Cik maksā dienas caurlaides vai mēneša abonements?
What is the price for a day pass / monthly membership?
Usage
Ask about pricing for day passes or memberships
Grammar Note
"cik maksā + noun?" is the standard Latvian way to ask "how much does...cost?"
Vai ir pieejams augstumā regulējams galds?
Is there a standing desk available?
Usage
Ask if a standing or height-adjustable desk is available
Grammar Note
"pieejams" means "available / accessible" — a common adjective in service contexts
Vai jūs piedāvājat privātu biroju uz dienu?
Do you offer a private day office?
Usage
Ask about private office space available by the day
Grammar Note
"uz dienu" = "for a day" — the preposition "uz" indicates duration
Vai ir skapīši vai glabātava, ko es varu izmantot?
Is there a locker or storage I can use?
Usage
Ask about locker or storage facilities
Grammar Note
"ko es varu izmantot" is a relative clause meaning "that I am able to use"
Kur ir tuvākais drukāšanas veikals?
Where is the nearest print shop?
Usage
Ask for the nearest print shop
Grammar Note
"tuvākais" is the definite comparative of "tuvs" (near), used with the meaning "the nearest"
Internets ir pārāk lēns — vai ir ātrāks savienojums?
The internet is too slow — is there a faster connection?
Usage
Complain about slow internet and ask for a faster option
Grammar Note
"pārāk + adjective" means "too + adjective"
Es vēlētos iegādāties SIM karti ar datiem darbam.
I'd like to buy a SIM card with data for work.
Usage
Request a SIM card with mobile data for work
Grammar Note
"ar datiem" = "with data" — the preposition "ar" indicates inclusion
Vai šī vieta ir brīva?
Is this seat available?
Usage
Check if a seat is free before sitting down
Grammar Note
"brīva" is the feminine form of "brīvs" (free), agreeing with "vieta" (place, fem.)
Vai es varu iepriekš rezervēt galdu?
Can I reserve a desk in advance?
Usage
Ask if desk reservations can be made in advance
Grammar Note
"iepriekš" is an adverb meaning "in advance / beforehand"
Vai ir telefona kabīne vai klusā telpa zvaniem?
Is there a phone booth or quiet call room?
Usage
Ask about a private space for calls or video meetings
Grammar Note
"vai + noun + vai + noun?" asks "is there A or B?" with two alternatives
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