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25 [twenty-five]

In the city

In the city

25 [douăzeci şi cinci]

În oraş

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I would like to go to the station. Vr--u--ă -e-- la gar-. V____ s_ m___ l_ g____ V-e-u s- m-r- l- g-r-. ---------------------- Vreau să merg la gară. 0
I would like to go to the airport. V-eau -ă me-g -- a--op-rt. V____ s_ m___ l_ a________ V-e-u s- m-r- l- a-r-p-r-. -------------------------- Vreau să merg la aeroport. 0
I would like to go to the city centre / center (am.). Vrea- -ă--erg--- cen------r-ş-lu-. V____ s_ m___ î_ c______ o________ V-e-u s- m-r- î- c-n-r-l o-a-u-u-. ---------------------------------- Vreau să merg în centrul oraşului. 0
How do I get to the station? Cu------g -a ---ă? C__ a____ l_ g____ C-m a-u-g l- g-r-? ------------------ Cum ajung la gară? 0
How do I get to the airport? C-m------ la aer---r-? C__ a____ l_ a________ C-m a-u-g l- a-r-p-r-? ---------------------- Cum ajung la aeroport? 0
How do I get to the city centre / center (am.)? Cu---ju---î- c-n---l---a-u-ui? C__ a____ î_ c______ o________ C-m a-u-g î- c-n-r-l o-a-u-u-? ------------------------------ Cum ajung în centrul oraşului? 0
I need a taxi. A----v-ie-----n t---. A_ n_____ d_ u_ t____ A- n-v-i- d- u- t-x-. --------------------- Am nevoie de un taxi. 0
I need a city map. Am-n---i- de ---ar--. A_ n_____ d_ o h_____ A- n-v-i- d- o h-r-ă- --------------------- Am nevoie de o hartă. 0
I need a hotel. A----v--e--e-u- hote-. A_ n_____ d_ u_ h_____ A- n-v-i- d- u- h-t-l- ---------------------- Am nevoie de un hotel. 0
I would like to rent a car. Vr-au--ă ------i-z-- m--in-. V____ s_ î________ o m______ V-e-u s- î-c-i-i-z o m-ş-n-. ---------------------------- Vreau să închiriez o maşină. 0
Here is my credit card. A-c--e-te --r--- m-a de---ed--. A___ e___ c_____ m__ d_ c______ A-c- e-t- c-r-e- m-a d- c-e-i-. ------------------------------- Aici este cartea mea de credit. 0
Here is my licence / license (am.). Aic--e-te --r-i----meu -u-o. A___ e___ p_______ m__ a____ A-c- e-t- p-r-i-u- m-u a-t-. ---------------------------- Aici este permisul meu auto. 0
What is there to see in the city? Ce e-te-d- -ă-ut-î- o---? C_ e___ d_ v____ î_ o____ C- e-t- d- v-z-t î- o-a-? ------------------------- Ce este de văzut în oraş? 0
Go to the old city. M---eţi-în cen---l istori-. M______ î_ c______ i_______ M-r-e-i î- c-n-r-l i-t-r-c- --------------------------- Mergeţi în centrul istoric. 0
Go on a city tour. F-c--i----t-r--l ora--lu-. F_____ u_ t__ a_ o________ F-c-ţ- u- t-r a- o-a-u-u-. -------------------------- Faceţi un tur al oraşului. 0
Go to the harbour / harbor (am.). M--g-ţ--î--po--. M______ î_ p____ M-r-e-i î- p-r-. ---------------- Mergeţi în port. 0
Go on a harbour / harbor (am.) tour. F-c--i -- --r al-p--t-lui. F_____ u_ t__ a_ p________ F-c-ţ- u- t-r a- p-r-u-u-. -------------------------- Faceţi un tur al portului. 0
Are there any other places of interest? Ce----ecti---t---s---e ----e-----? C_ o________ t________ m__ e______ C- o-i-c-i-e t-r-s-i-e m-i e-i-t-? ---------------------------------- Ce obiective turistice mai există? 0

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