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em On the train   »   pt No comboio

34 [thirty-four]

On the train

On the train

34 [trinta e quatro]

No comboio

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Is that the train to Berlin? É----e-o --mboio---ra --r---? É e___ o c______ p___ B______ É e-t- o c-m-o-o p-r- B-r-i-? ----------------------------- É este o comboio para Berlim? 0
When does the train leave? Q----o é---e par-e - ---b---? Q_____ é q__ p____ o c_______ Q-a-d- é q-e p-r-e o c-m-o-o- ----------------------------- Quando é que parte o comboio? 0
When does the train arrive in Berlin? Q-a-do - que-o --m-o-----e-a-------i-? Q_____ é q__ o c______ c____ a B______ Q-a-d- é q-e o c-m-o-o c-e-a a B-r-i-? -------------------------------------- Quando é que o comboio chega a Berlim? 0
Excuse me, may I pass? C-m lic-n--- ---s---a-sa-? C__ l_______ p____ p______ C-m l-c-n-a- p-s-o p-s-a-? -------------------------- Com licença, posso passar? 0
I think this is my seat. Eu -cho -u--es-e - - m-u ----r. E_ a___ q__ e___ é o m__ l_____ E- a-h- q-e e-t- é o m-u l-g-r- ------------------------------- Eu acho que este é o meu lugar. 0
I think you’re sitting in my seat. E---c----ue v-c----t---e-ta------m-- lu---. E_ a___ q__ v___ e___ s______ n_ m__ l_____ E- a-h- q-e v-c- e-t- s-n-a-o n- m-u l-g-r- ------------------------------------------- Eu acho que você está sentado no meu lugar. 0
Where is the sleeper? On-e----u--est- - c--ruag-----m-? O___ é q__ e___ a c______________ O-d- é q-e e-t- a c-r-u-g-m-c-m-? --------------------------------- Onde é que está a carruagem-cama? 0
The sleeper is at the end of the train. A ---r--g---c--a -s---no--i- -- ---boio. A c_____________ e___ n_ f__ d_ c_______ A c-r-u-g-m-c-m- e-t- n- f-m d- c-m-o-o- ---------------------------------------- A carruagem-cama está no fim do comboio. 0
And where is the dining car? – At the front. E-o--e-- qu- é - vag-o-r-----r-nt-- - N----i------c------e---. E o___ é q__ é o v_________________ – N_ p_______ c_________ . E o-d- é q-e é o v-g-o-r-s-a-r-n-e- – N- p-i-e-r- c-r-u-g-m- . -------------------------------------------------------------- E onde é que é o vagão-restaurante? – Na primeira carruagem. . 0
Can I sleep below? Poss--dor--r e- -a-xo? P____ d_____ e_ b_____ P-s-o d-r-i- e- b-i-o- ---------------------- Posso dormir em baixo? 0
Can I sleep in the middle? P---o d-r-ir -- m---? P____ d_____ n_ m____ P-s-o d-r-i- n- m-i-? --------------------- Posso dormir no meio? 0
Can I sleep at the top? Po-so---rmi- e---ima? P____ d_____ e_ c____ P-s-o d-r-i- e- c-m-? --------------------- Posso dormir em cima? 0
When will we get to the border? Q---do é-q-e ch-----s---fron----a? Q_____ é q__ c_______ à f_________ Q-a-d- é q-e c-e-a-o- à f-o-t-i-a- ---------------------------------- Quando é que chegamos à fronteira? 0
How long does the journey to Berlin take? Qu-n-o---m---é --e de--r-------ge- p-r- B-rli-? Q_____ t____ é q__ d_____ a v_____ p___ B______ Q-a-t- t-m-o é q-e d-m-r- a v-a-e- p-r- B-r-i-? ----------------------------------------------- Quanto tempo é que demora a viagem para Berlim? 0
Is the train delayed? O -o-b-------á---ras-do? O c______ e___ a________ O c-m-o-o e-t- a-r-s-d-? ------------------------ O comboio está atrasado? 0
Do you have something to read? T-m alg-m------a -ar- --r? T__ a_____ c____ p___ l___ T-m a-g-m- c-i-a p-r- l-r- -------------------------- Tem alguma coisa para ler? 0
Can one get something to eat and to drink here? Há -qu- al---a coi-a--ara come--e----er? H_ a___ a_____ c____ p___ c____ e b_____ H- a-u- a-g-m- c-i-a p-r- c-m-r e b-b-r- ---------------------------------------- Há aqui alguma coisa para comer e beber? 0
Could you please wake me up at 7 o’clock? P-d--acord---m--às 7 --r--? P___ a_________ à_ 7 h_____ P-d- a-o-d-r-m- à- 7 h-r-s- --------------------------- Pode acordar-me às 7 horas? 0

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