I want do my driving theory test but i dont undrestand english i'm from lithuania what can i do?

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floppity

You learn English. Simple as that. What if you pass you're theory test, are you going to pay some Lithuanian driving teacher to teach you? And another to be the examiner? And then what about reading the High Way Code or reading signs? You just have to be fluent in English.

Learn English!! If you're planning on staying here it would probably be a good idea!

sharon b

why are you asking this question in english you won't be able to understand the replys

penjoy

The smart thing would have been to get a driving licence before leaving your country.
The traffic symbols are international, don't need language, at least not much. However take an interpreter with you, I believe you can find some Lithuanian who speaks English!

Incidentally, who wrote this question?

pink_angel_1984

well
bisogbe bgoebsgierpw bgesighp nigsphgeiwbg

that ment nothing to you ? correct?

so i guess you can read english and understand it when you are asking a question on here?
if you live in this country where we speak the english language i sugest you learn it

magisikh

I assume that you are located in the US at the moment and want to take the US driving test = you can take the computer test through a interpreter (you need to find one and bring him or her with you to the bDMV office). The officer will ask you questions, ytranslator translates it for you, you answer, translator translates, and officer marks the answer on the paper test. The only words you need to learn in English are the signs - you must say those yourself. Driving you will do on your own - so learn the few word s thatt you will need - such as "park" "trafficate" go" and "stop"
Good luck! You can take someone who speaks english with you to the DMV station and ask for details, as the rules vary by state.

royaliscross

learn the theory test. you don't have to speak English. do you think american or british should learn chinese to work in china? or learn japanese to vacation in Tokyo?
just learn the questions in the text, after all there are books that contains all the questions. good luck

andy t

you seem to be doing ok on here - its not brain surgery

Lula<3

go to a good book shop like WHSmiths and they sell a CD-ROM about driving theory tests, or go to http://www.theorytest.net/ both of these let you practise the questions. the questions will be almost the same in the practises as in the real test, so if you ltranslate the questions into lithuanian, learn what they mean and the answers, and you should be fine! you can get the test in the following languages: Albanian, Arabic, Bengali, Cantonese, Dari, English, Farsi, Gujarati, Hindi, Kashmiri, Kurdish, Mirpuri, Polish, Portuguese, Punjabi, Pushto, Spanish, Tamil, Turkish, Urdu, Welsh, but not in lituanian. maybe you understand polish? you can also have a DVLA translator for your language, but you have to pay for this yourself. go to http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/Motoring/LearnerAndNewDrivers/TheoryTest/DG_4022538 for more information. good luck!

Jules

You'll have to learn at least the road signs and instructions or you'll fail simple as that.

Kevan M

Learn English, if you want to live here it helps

julie a

Dont until you can read and understand the language, my advice learn the word STOP first.

Sharikas

vazinek be teisiu :)

Mystery

if you don't understand english then i for one don't want you driving on english roads. learn english and then you will not be a safety risk to other people.

Goose

If you don't understand English, you CAN NOT take your driving test in this country. I would suggest taking it in Lithuania.

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