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34 [thirty-four]

On the train

On the train

34 [Talatin da hudu]

A cikin jirgin kasa

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Is that the train to Berlin? Shi--j--g-- zu-a B-rl-n---nan? S___ j_____ z___ B_____ k_____ S-i- j-r-i- z-w- B-r-i- k-n-n- ------------------------------ Shin jirgin zuwa Berlin kenan? 0
When does the train leave? Wa-i -o---- j--g---------ze-tas--? W___ l_____ j_____ k____ z_ t_____ W-n- l-k-c- j-r-i- k-s-n z- t-s-i- ---------------------------------- Wani lokaci jirgin kasan ze tashi? 0
When does the train arrive in Berlin? Y-ushe----gi- -a-isa Be-lin? Y_____ j_____ y_ i__ B______ Y-u-h- j-r-i- y- i-a B-r-i-? ---------------------------- Yaushe jirgin ya isa Berlin? 0
Excuse me, may I pass? Yi------i, -an iya-w-cewa? Y_ h______ z__ i__ w______ Y- h-k-r-, z-n i-a w-c-w-? -------------------------- Yi hakuri, zan iya wucewa? 0
I think this is my seat. In- ji--ur-- z-ma na-k- ---. I__ j_ w____ z___ n_ k_ n___ I-a j- w-r-n z-m- n- k- n-n- ---------------------------- Ina ji wurin zama na ke nan. 0
I think you’re sitting in my seat. I-a -samma--n-k-n- z-un- - w--i--zama-na. I__ t________ k___ z____ a w____ z___ n__ I-a t-a-m-n-n k-n- z-u-e a w-r-n z-m- n-. ----------------------------------------- Ina tsammanin kana zaune a wurin zama na. 0
Where is the sleeper? Ina---i---rc-? I__ m__ b_____ I-a m-i b-r-i- -------------- Ina mai barci? 0
The sleeper is at the end of the train. Mai b-r-i ya-a k----e- j-rgi-. M__ b____ y___ k______ j______ M-i b-r-i y-n- k-r-h-n j-r-i-. ------------------------------ Mai barci yana karshen jirgin. 0
And where is the dining car? – At the front. K--a---a m--ar --n a--n-i-------a-k-n. K___ i__ m____ c__ a______ - A f______ K-m- i-a m-t-r c-n a-i-c-? - A f-r-o-. -------------------------------------- Kuma ina motar cin abinci? - A farkon. 0
Can I sleep below? z-n -------n--a k--a z__ i__ k____ a k___ z-n i-a k-a-a a k-s- -------------------- zan iya kwana a kasa 0
Can I sleep in the middle? z---i-a b-----a-tsak-ya z__ i__ b____ a t______ z-n i-a b-r-i a t-a-i-a ----------------------- zan iya barci a tsakiya 0
Can I sleep at the top? z-n-iya---r----a-a z__ i__ b____ s___ z-n i-a b-r-i s-m- ------------------ zan iya barci sama 0
When will we get to the border? Yau----m--e----in ---ka? Y_____ m___ b____ i_____ Y-u-h- m-k- b-k-n i-a-a- ------------------------ Yaushe muke bakin iyaka? 0
How long does the journey to Berlin take? Y-ya-t-a-on--af---r -uwa--e-l-n k--ɗ-uka? Y___ t_____ t______ z___ B_____ k_ ɗ_____ Y-y- t-a-o- t-f-y-r z-w- B-r-i- k- ɗ-u-a- ----------------------------------------- Yaya tsawon tafiyar zuwa Berlin ke ɗauka? 0
Is the train delayed? Jirgi--ya-a ji-----? J_____ y___ j_______ J-r-i- y-n- j-n-i-i- -------------------- Jirgin yana jinkiri? 0
Do you have something to read? K--a--a--bi--da-za ku ka-a--a? K___ d_ a___ d_ z_ k_ k_______ K-n- d- a-i- d- z- k- k-r-n-a- ------------------------------ Kuna da abin da za ku karanta? 0
Can one get something to eat and to drink here? S-i- za--yiw- --sami ab-n-da za--u -i-k- --- --nan? S___ z__ y___ a s___ a___ d_ z_ k_ c_ k_ s__ a n___ S-i- z-i y-w- a s-m- a-i- d- z- k- c- k- s-a a n-n- --------------------------------------------------- Shin zai yiwu a sami abin da za ku ci ku sha a nan? 0
Could you please wake me up at 7 o’clock? Z-----ya---she ni--a-k-rfe 7-na sa-e,-do--A---h? Z_ a i__ t____ n_ d_ k____ 7 n_ s____ d__ A_____ Z- a i-a t-s-e n- d- k-r-e 7 n- s-f-, d-n A-l-h- ------------------------------------------------ Za a iya tashe ni da karfe 7 na safe, don Allah? 0

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