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em In the city   »   nn I byen

25 [twenty-five]

In the city

In the city

25 [tjuefem]

I byen

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I would like to go to the station. Eg-v-l-til-t-g-ta-jo--n. E_ v__ t__ t____________ E- v-l t-l t-g-t-s-o-e-. ------------------------ Eg vil til togstasjonen. 0
I would like to go to the airport. E--vil--il-fl-pla-sen. E_ v__ t__ f__________ E- v-l t-l f-y-l-s-e-. ---------------------- Eg vil til flyplassen. 0
I would like to go to the city centre / center (am.). Eg ----t---sen-rum. E_ v__ t__ s_______ E- v-l t-l s-n-r-m- ------------------- Eg vil til sentrum. 0
How do I get to the station? Kor-----kje-----t-- t--st-sjo-en? K______ k___ e_ t__ t____________ K-r-e-s k-e- e- t-l t-g-t-s-o-e-? --------------------------------- Korleis kjem eg til togstasjonen? 0
How do I get to the airport? Ko-l-i--kj-- e----l-----l-s-en? K______ k___ e_ t__ f__________ K-r-e-s k-e- e- t-l f-y-l-s-e-? ------------------------------- Korleis kjem eg til flyplassen? 0
How do I get to the city centre / center (am.)? K-r-e----je--eg--il ---tr--? K______ k___ e_ t__ s_______ K-r-e-s k-e- e- t-l s-n-r-m- ---------------------------- Korleis kjem eg til sentrum? 0
I need a taxi. E----e-- ei--r-sj-. E_ t____ e_ d______ E- t-e-g e- d-o-j-. ------------------- Eg treng ei drosje. 0
I need a city map. E- --en----- -a-t-ove- -y-n. E_ t____ e__ k___ o___ b____ E- t-e-g e-t k-r- o-e- b-e-. ---------------------------- Eg treng eit kart over byen. 0
I need a hotel. Eg -ren- eit -----l. E_ t____ e__ h______ E- t-e-g e-t h-t-l-. -------------------- Eg treng eit hotell. 0
I would like to rent a car. Eg vil --er-e lei-e---- b-l. E_ v__ g_____ l____ e__ b___ E- v-l g-e-n- l-i-e e-n b-l- ---------------------------- Eg vil gjerne leige ein bil. 0
Here is my credit card. H---er-kred-ttk-rte- -itt. H__ e_ k____________ m____ H-r e- k-e-i-t-o-t-t m-t-. -------------------------- Her er kredittkortet mitt. 0
Here is my licence / license (am.). H-r e- -ø-a-k-rte- mitt. H__ e_ f__________ m____ H-r e- f-r-r-o-t-t m-t-. ------------------------ Her er førarkortet mitt. 0
What is there to see in the city? K-a e- --t --s-- i---en? K__ e_ d__ å s__ i b____ K-a e- d-t å s-å i b-e-? ------------------------ Kva er det å sjå i byen? 0
Go to the old city. G- --gam--b-en. G_ i g_________ G- i g-m-e-y-n- --------------- Gå i gamlebyen. 0
Go on a city tour. Dr---å omvis-ng i b---. D__ p_ o_______ i b____ D-a p- o-v-s-n- i b-e-. ----------------------- Dra på omvising i byen. 0
Go to the harbour / harbor (am.). G- til---mna. G_ t__ h_____ G- t-l h-m-a- ------------- Gå til hamna. 0
Go on a harbour / harbor (am.) tour. D-- på ----m--si--. D__ p_ b___________ D-a p- b-t-m-i-i-g- ------------------- Dra på båtomvising. 0
Are there any other places of interest? K-- ---- -r ve-dt - sjå? K__ a___ e_ v____ å s___ K-a a-n- e- v-r-t å s-å- ------------------------ Kva anna er verdt å sjå? 0

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