Saying Hello and Goodbye in Lithuanian
There are many ways to say hello and goodbye in Lithuanian. Fortunately, this page lists several of these ways so you can add them to your vocabulary. Below you will find some ways to say hello, plus specific greetings for various times of the day like morning, good afternoon, good evening, and good night.
Beyond this, you will also find a few ways to say goodbye after you've finished conversing. Scroll down for the full list of Lithuanian to English greeting translations.
Greetings in Lithuanian:
Words in bold added during the last update. You can also view this list of greetings from English to Lithuanian.
Ways to Say Hello in Lithuanian
Labas ➔ Hello
Sveiki! ➔ Hi!
Malonu susipašinti. ➔ Nice to meet you. / Pleased to meet you.
Seniai nesimatė. ➔ Long time no see.
Malonu jus matyti. ➔ Nice to see you.
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Sveiki, kaip sekasi? ➔ Hello, how are you?
Kaip sekėsi? ➔ How have you been?
Lithuanian Greetings for Specific Times of Day
Labas rytas. ➔ Good morning.
Laba diena. ➔ Good afternoon.
Labas vakaras. ➔ Good evening.
Labanakt. ➔ Good night.
Labos nakties. ➔ Good night.
Ways to Say Goodbye in Lithuanian
Geros dienos. ➔ Have a nice day.
Viso gero. ➔ Goodbye.
Iki šiol. ➔ Bye for now.
Saugios kelionės. ➔ Have a safe journey.
Pasimatysime vėliau. ➔ See you later.
Iki pasimatymo rytoj. ➔ See you tomorrow.
*Lithuanian greetings last updated: January 30, 2025.
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