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25 [twenty-five]

In the city

In the city

25 [ashirin da biyar]

A cikin birni

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I would like to go to the station. In- -o-in-je --sh-r-j-rgi- k--a. I__ s_ i_ j_ t_____ j_____ k____ I-a s- i- j- t-s-a- j-r-i- k-s-. -------------------------------- Ina so in je tashar jirgin kasa. 0
I would like to go to the airport. In---o-i- j--f-lin-jirg-- --m-. I__ s_ i_ j_ f____ j_____ s____ I-a s- i- j- f-l-n j-r-i- s-m-. ------------------------------- Ina so in je filin jirgin sama. 0
I would like to go to the city centre / center (am.). In- -o ----- -----y-r ga-i. I__ s_ i_ j_ t_______ g____ I-a s- i- j- t-a-i-a- g-r-. --------------------------- Ina so in je tsakiyar gari. 0
How do I get to the station? T----y- zan---a---sh-- j-r-i- k--a? T_ y___ z__ i__ t_____ j_____ k____ T- y-y- z-n i-a t-s-a- j-r-i- k-s-? ----------------------------------- Ta yaya zan isa tashar jirgin kasa? 0
How do I get to the airport? Ta -a-- z-----a -i--- j-r--n-sa--? T_ y___ z__ i__ f____ j_____ s____ T- y-y- z-n i-a f-l-n j-r-i- s-m-? ---------------------------------- Ta yaya zan isa filin jirgin sama? 0
How do I get to the city centre / center (am.)? T- y--a ----i-- ts--i--- bi---? T_ y___ z__ i__ t_______ b_____ T- y-y- z-n i-a t-a-i-a- b-r-i- ------------------------------- Ta yaya zan isa tsakiyar birni? 0
I need a taxi. I-- bu--t-n--asi I__ b______ t___ I-a b-k-t-n t-s- ---------------- Ina bukatan tasi 0
I need a city map. In- --kat-n ---wirar--i--i I__ b______ t_______ b____ I-a b-k-t-n t-s-i-a- b-r-i -------------------------- Ina bukatan taswirar birni 0
I need a hotel. in- -u----n----l i__ b______ o___ i-a b-k-t-n o-a- ---------------- ina bukatan otal 0
I would like to rent a car. Ina ----n -- --yan --ta I__ s_ i_ y_ h____ m___ I-a s- i- y- h-y-n m-t- ----------------------- Ina so in yi hayan mota 0
Here is my credit card. G---atin k-red-t---n-. G_ k____ k______ d____ G- k-t-n k-r-d-t d-n-. ---------------------- Ga katin kiredit dina. 0
Here is my licence / license (am.). G- las-s----u-i---. G_ l______ t___ n__ G- l-s-s-n t-ƙ- n-. ------------------- Ga lasisin tuƙi na. 0
What is there to see in the city? Me a-e-gan--a--i-in-bi-n-? M_ a__ g___ a c____ b_____ M- a-e g-n- a c-k-n b-r-i- -------------------------- Me ake gani a cikin birni? 0
Go to the old city. K- tafi-ts-hon ga-in. K_ t___ t_____ g_____ K- t-f- t-o-o- g-r-n- --------------------- Ku tafi tsohon garin. 0
Go on a city tour. Y--ran----- -----. Y_ r_______ b_____ Y- r-n-a-i- b-r-i- ------------------ Yi rangadin birni. 0
Go to the harbour / harbor (am.). J- zu-a -----r-j-ra--n---w-. J_ z___ t_____ j______ r____ J- z-w- t-s-a- j-r-g-n r-w-. ---------------------------- Je zuwa tashar jiragen ruwa. 0
Go on a harbour / harbor (am.) tour. Yi-yawo---h---ta----a-t-sh-- --r--en-r-w-. Y_ y____ s________ n_ t_____ j______ r____ Y- y-w-n s-a-a-a-a n- t-s-a- j-r-g-n r-w-. ------------------------------------------ Yi yawon shakatawa na tashar jiragen ruwa. 0
Are there any other places of interest? Wa-ann- --u-uwan--a---ne ak-a-? W______ a_______ g___ n_ a_____ W-d-n-e a-u-u-a- g-n- n- a-w-i- ------------------------------- Wadanne abubuwan gani ne akwai? 0

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