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Lithuanian frequency list

No. 960 in Lithuanian

kažkur

"Kažkur" means "somewhere" in English.

In a sentence

  • Aš kažkur padėjau savo raktus.

    I placed my keys somewhere.

    In this sentence, 'kažkur' is used to refer to an unspecified or unclear location where the subject has placed their keys.

  • Ar tu matei kažkur mano knygą?

    Have you seen my book somewhere?

    Here, 'kažkur' is used to inquire about a specific but unknown location where the book might be.

  • Kažkur šioje gatvėje yra geras restoranas.

    There is a good restaurant somewhere on this street.

    In this sentence, 'kažkur' indicates an approximate or indeterminate place within a known range (the street).

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