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em On the train   »   ms Dalam kereta api

34 [thirty-four]

On the train

On the train

34 [tiga puluh empat]

Dalam kereta api

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Is that the train to Berlin? Adak----tu ke--ta-a-- k- ---lin? A_____ i__ k_____ a__ k_ B______ A-a-a- i-u k-r-t- a-i k- B-r-i-? -------------------------------- Adakah itu kereta api ke Berlin? 0
When does the train leave? P-kul-berap---h----e-a ----b-rt----? P____ b________ k_____ a__ b________ P-k-l b-r-p-k-h k-r-t- a-i b-r-o-a-? ------------------------------------ Pukul berapakah kereta api bertolak? 0
When does the train arrive in Berlin? B--ak-h-ke--t- a-- t--a--i --rl--? B______ k_____ a__ t___ d_ B______ B-l-k-h k-r-t- a-i t-b- d- B-r-i-? ---------------------------------- Bilakah kereta api tiba di Berlin? 0
Excuse me, may I pass? Maa-- b-l-- s-y- lalu? M____ b____ s___ l____ M-a-, b-l-h s-y- l-l-? ---------------------- Maaf, boleh saya lalu? 0
I think this is my seat. Sa-a ra-a --- tem--t---duk-s-ya. S___ r___ i__ t_____ d____ s____ S-y- r-s- i-i t-m-a- d-d-k s-y-. -------------------------------- Saya rasa ini tempat duduk saya. 0
I think you’re sitting in my seat. Sa-a--a-a --da ----k d-------t -a--. S___ r___ a___ d____ d_ t_____ s____ S-y- r-s- a-d- d-d-k d- t-m-a- s-y-. ------------------------------------ Saya rasa anda duduk di tempat saya. 0
Where is the sleeper? D- mana--- gera--k -e--at t--u-? D_ m______ g______ t_____ t_____ D- m-n-k-h g-r-b-k t-m-a- t-d-r- -------------------------------- Di manakah gerabak tempat tidur? 0
The sleeper is at the end of the train. Ge--b-- te-p---------b--a-a di------- ke-eta -p-. G______ t_____ t____ b_____ d_ h_____ k_____ a___ G-r-b-k t-m-a- t-d-r b-r-d- d- h-j-n- k-r-t- a-i- ------------------------------------------------- Gerabak tempat tidur berada di hujung kereta api. 0
And where is the dining car? – At the front. Da- -i -a--ka- g-r-b-- -e-----m-kan? - ---ha-----. D__ d_ m______ g______ t_____ m_____ - D_ h_______ D-n d- m-n-k-h g-r-b-k t-m-a- m-k-n- - D- h-d-p-n- -------------------------------------------------- Dan di manakah gerabak tempat makan? - Di hadapan. 0
Can I sleep below? Bol--ka----ya -i-u--di baw--? B_______ s___ t____ d_ b_____ B-l-h-a- s-y- t-d-r d- b-w-h- ----------------------------- Bolehkah saya tidur di bawah? 0
Can I sleep in the middle? Bo-eh-a- -a-a------ ---t-ngah? B_______ s___ t____ d_ t______ B-l-h-a- s-y- t-d-r d- t-n-a-? ------------------------------ Bolehkah saya tidur di tengah? 0
Can I sleep at the top? B-l--kah--ay--t-d-- -- a---? B_______ s___ t____ d_ a____ B-l-h-a- s-y- t-d-r d- a-a-? ---------------------------- Bolehkah saya tidur di atas? 0
When will we get to the border? B--akah----a -ka--be--da di s-m-----? B______ k___ a___ b_____ d_ s________ B-l-k-h k-t- a-a- b-r-d- d- s-m-a-a-? ------------------------------------- Bilakah kita akan berada di sempadan? 0
How long does the journey to Berlin take? B-ra-a-lam-k-h--erj--a-an-k----r---? B_____ l______ p_________ k_ B______ B-r-p- l-m-k-h p-r-a-a-a- k- B-r-i-? ------------------------------------ Berapa lamakah perjalanan ke Berlin? 0
Is the train delayed? A--ka- -eret----i-t-r---a-? A_____ k_____ a__ t________ A-a-a- k-r-t- a-i t-r-e-a-? --------------------------- Adakah kereta api terlewat? 0
Do you have something to read? A-a----and--m--pu--a------at--un----d--ac-? A_____ a___ m________ s______ u____ d______ A-a-a- a-d- m-m-u-y-i s-s-a-u u-t-k d-b-c-? ------------------------------------------- Adakah anda mempunyai sesuatu untuk dibaca? 0
Can one get something to eat and to drink here? A-a-ah s---a-----t---d-mak-- d-n d--i--- -i sini? A_____ s______ u____ d______ d__ d______ d_ s____ A-a-a- s-s-a-u u-t-k d-m-k-n d-n d-m-n-m d- s-n-? ------------------------------------------------- Adakah sesuatu untuk dimakan dan diminum di sini? 0
Could you please wake me up at 7 o’clock? B-l-h ---a-k-j-tk-n -aya p-da-----l---pa-i? B____ a___ k_______ s___ p___ p____ 7 p____ B-l-h a-d- k-j-t-a- s-y- p-d- p-k-l 7 p-g-? ------------------------------------------- Boleh anda kejutkan saya pada pukul 7 pagi? 0

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