意味
Giving or following directions.
文化的背景
Latvians are very literal. If they say 'iet taisni', they expect you to stay on that exact street, even if it has a slight bend. They won't mention the bend unless it's a major turn. In the medieval Old Town, 'straight' is a suggestion. Streets are narrow and winding. 'Iet taisni' here often means 'don't turn into any side alleys'. Latvians have a strong connection to forests. Directions in the woods often rely on 'iet taisni' between specific trees or landmarks, reflecting a high level of environmental awareness. Latvia has one of the fastest internet speeds in the world and a high tech-adoption rate. Using 'iet taisni' in the context of apps like Waze or Bolt is part of daily modern life.
The 'Jūs' Rule
Always use 'Ejiet' (formal) when asking strangers for directions. It's much more polite.
Don't 'Iet' in a Car
If you tell a taxi driver 'Ejiet taisni', he will think you want him to get out and walk. Say 'Brauciet taisni'.
意味
Giving or following directions.
The 'Jūs' Rule
Always use 'Ejiet' (formal) when asking strangers for directions. It's much more polite.
Don't 'Iet' in a Car
If you tell a taxi driver 'Ejiet taisni', he will think you want him to get out and walk. Say 'Brauciet taisni'.
Add 'uz priekšu'
Adding 'uz priekšu' (forward) makes you sound very natural: 'Ejiet taisni uz priekšu'.
自分をテスト
Fill in the correct form of the verb 'iet' for a formal situation.
Atvainojiet, lūdzu, _______ taisni līdz muzejam!
'Ejiet' is the formal imperative form used with 'Jūs' or when being polite.
Which phrase means 'Go straight' when you are driving a car?
Kā jāsaka, ja tu brauc ar mašīnu?
'Braukt' is used for any form of transport with wheels.
Match the Latvian direction with its English translation.
Directions Match
These are the four basic cardinal directions for navigation.
Complete the dialogue with the most natural phrase.
A: Kur ir parks? B: _________ garām skolai, tad pa kreisi.
'Ejiet taisni' is the standard way to start directions.
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4 問題Atvainojiet, lūdzu, _______ taisni līdz muzejam!
'Ejiet' is the formal imperative form used with 'Jūs' or when being polite.
Kā jāsaka, ja tu brauc ar mašīnu?
'Braukt' is used for any form of transport with wheels.
左の各項目を右のペアと一致させてください:
These are the four basic cardinal directions for navigation.
A: Kur ir parks? B: _________ garām skolai, tad pa kreisi.
'Ejiet taisni' is the standard way to start directions.
🎉 スコア： /4
よくある質問
10 問Technically no, use 'braukt taisni' for vehicles.
'Taisni' means straight (no turns), 'uz priekšu' means forward. You can go forward while turning, but you can't go straight while turning.
Use the plural form: 'Ejiet taisni!'
Yes, 'pa taisno' is a slangy way to say 'directly' or 'without delay'.
Yes, in contexts like 'taisni tā' (exactly so) or 'taisni tagad' (just now).
To a stranger, yes. Add 'Lūdzu' (please) and use 'Ejiet'.
Ejiet taisni pāri tiltam.
If you stay on the same road, Latvians still say 'iet taisni'.
Etymologically, yes. The root refers to things being 'right' or 'ordered'.
No, for hair use 'taisni mati', but the verb 'iet' wouldn't be used.
関連フレーズ
nogriezties pa labi
similarto turn right
iet atpakaļ
contrastto go back
iet taisni uz priekšu
builds onto go straight forward
taisni tā
specialized formexactly so
