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Where is the tourist information office? Kd-----t-r-s--ck---n--r---n--k-n---á-ia? K__ j_ t_________ i_________ k__________ K-e j- t-r-s-i-k- i-f-r-a-n- k-n-e-á-i-? ---------------------------------------- Kde je turistická informačná kancelária? 0
Do you have a city map for me? M--e --e m----ap--mes-a? M___ p__ m__ m___ m_____ M-t- p-e m-a m-p- m-s-a- ------------------------ Máte pre mňa mapu mesta? 0
Can one reserve a room here? D- -a--u re---------hotel-vá i-ba? D_ s_ t_ r_________ h_______ i____ D- s- t- r-z-r-o-a- h-t-l-v- i-b-? ---------------------------------- Dá sa tu rezervovať hotelová izba? 0
Where is the old city? K-- -e ----é-----o? K__ j_ s____ m_____ K-e j- s-a-é m-s-o- ------------------- Kde je staré mesto? 0
Where is the cathedral? K---j- d--? K__ j_ d___ K-e j- d-m- ----------- Kde je dóm? 0
Where is the museum? K-- -- ------? K__ j_ m______ K-e j- m-z-u-? -------------- Kde je múzeum? 0
Where can one buy stamps? K-e -- dajú -ú-----o-to-- -ná--y? K__ s_ d___ k____ p______ z______ K-e s- d-j- k-p-ť p-š-o-é z-á-k-? --------------------------------- Kde sa dajú kúpiť poštové známky? 0
Where can one buy flowers? K-e s- daj--k-pi- k----? K__ s_ d___ k____ k_____ K-e s- d-j- k-p-ť k-e-y- ------------------------ Kde sa dajú kúpiť kvety? 0
Where can one buy tickets? Kd- s- d-j- k-p---ce---v-é-l-s-ky? K__ s_ d___ k____ c_______ l______ K-e s- d-j- k-p-ť c-s-o-n- l-s-k-? ---------------------------------- Kde sa dajú kúpiť cestovné lístky? 0
Where is the harbour / harbor (am.)? K-- j---r---av? K__ j_ p_______ K-e j- p-í-t-v- --------------- Kde je prístav? 0
Where is the market? Kde j--t-h? K__ j_ t___ K-e j- t-h- ----------- Kde je trh? 0
Where is the castle? K-e-je -----? K__ j_ z_____ K-e j- z-m-k- ------------- Kde je zámok? 0
When does the tour begin? K-dy--a-ín- --ehl-ad-a? K___ z_____ p__________ K-d- z-č-n- p-e-l-a-k-? ----------------------- Kedy začína prehliadka? 0
When does the tour end? K--- -o----p--hl-a-k-? K___ k____ p__________ K-d- k-n-í p-e-l-a-k-? ---------------------- Kedy končí prehliadka? 0
How long is the tour? A---d-ho------preh----ka? A__ d___ t___ p__________ A-o d-h- t-v- p-e-l-a-k-? ------------------------- Ako dlho trvá prehliadka? 0
I would like a guide who speaks German. C--e- --a ----om --r--vo---- k-orý -o-o-í--- ----ck-. C____ /__ b_ s__ s__________ k____ h_____ p_ n_______ C-c-l /-a b- s-m s-r-e-o-c-, k-o-ý h-v-r- p- n-m-c-y- ----------------------------------------------------- Chcel /-a by som sprievodcu, ktorý hovorí po nemecky. 0
I would like a guide who speaks Italian. Chc-- --- b- --m-s-r---od-u,-kt--- h----- -o--a-ians--. C____ /__ b_ s__ s__________ k____ h_____ p_ t_________ C-c-l /-a b- s-m s-r-e-o-c-, k-o-ý h-v-r- p- t-l-a-s-y- ------------------------------------------------------- Chcel /-a by som sprievodcu, ktorý hovorí po taliansky. 0
I would like a guide who speaks French. C-ce- /--------m-s-ri-vo--u, ----ý-h---r-------anc-z---. C____ /__ b_ s__ s__________ k____ h_____ p_ f__________ C-c-l /-a b- s-m s-r-e-o-c-, k-o-ý h-v-r- p- f-a-c-z-k-. -------------------------------------------------------- Chcel /-a by som sprievodcu, ktorý hovorí po francúzsky. 0

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