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en In the city   »   de In der Stadt

25 [twenty-five]

In the city

In the city

25 [fünfundzwanzig]

In der Stadt

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I would like to go to the station. Ich m-c--e --m--a---o-. I__ m_____ z__ B_______ I-h m-c-t- z-m B-h-h-f- ----------------------- Ich möchte zum Bahnhof. 0
I would like to go to the airport. Ic---ö-hte -um Flu--afen. I__ m_____ z__ F_________ I-h m-c-t- z-m F-u-h-f-n- ------------------------- Ich möchte zum Flughafen. 0
I would like to go to the city centre / center (am.). Ic- ---ht- i-s -ta--z--tr-m. I__ m_____ i__ S____________ I-h m-c-t- i-s S-a-t-e-t-u-. ---------------------------- Ich möchte ins Stadtzentrum. 0
How do I get to the station? Wi- k-m-- ----zum B---hof? W__ k____ i__ z__ B_______ W-e k-m-e i-h z-m B-h-h-f- -------------------------- Wie komme ich zum Bahnhof? 0
How do I get to the airport? Wie ko-m---ch z-m -----afen? W__ k____ i__ z__ F_________ W-e k-m-e i-h z-m F-u-h-f-n- ---------------------------- Wie komme ich zum Flughafen? 0
How do I get to the city centre / center (am.)? W------m- -c----s-Sta----n--um? W__ k____ i__ i__ S____________ W-e k-m-e i-h i-s S-a-t-e-t-u-? ------------------------------- Wie komme ich ins Stadtzentrum? 0
I need a taxi. I-h bra-c-e---n--axi. I__ b______ e__ T____ I-h b-a-c-e e-n T-x-. --------------------- Ich brauche ein Taxi. 0
I need a city map. I-h br-u-he e-n-- -t-dt-l--. I__ b______ e____ S_________ I-h b-a-c-e e-n-n S-a-t-l-n- ---------------------------- Ich brauche einen Stadtplan. 0
I need a hotel. I-- br-u-h- -i- -otel. I__ b______ e__ H_____ I-h b-a-c-e e-n H-t-l- ---------------------- Ich brauche ein Hotel. 0
I would like to rent a car. I-h -ö-hte ein--u----i-t-n. I__ m_____ e__ A___ m______ I-h m-c-t- e-n A-t- m-e-e-. --------------------------- Ich möchte ein Auto mieten. 0
Here is my credit card. Hier i---mei-e---edi-k-rt-. H___ i__ m____ K___________ H-e- i-t m-i-e K-e-i-k-r-e- --------------------------- Hier ist meine Kreditkarte. 0
Here is my licence / license (am.). Hi-r---t-me-n -ü--e----e--. H___ i__ m___ F____________ H-e- i-t m-i- F-h-e-s-h-i-. --------------------------- Hier ist mein Führerschein. 0
What is there to see in the city? Wa- gib-----i- der Stadt--u-s-h--? W__ g___ e_ i_ d__ S____ z_ s_____ W-s g-b- e- i- d-r S-a-t z- s-h-n- ---------------------------------- Was gibt es in der Stadt zu sehen? 0
Go to the old city. G--e- S-e in d-- -l--ta-t. G____ S__ i_ d__ A________ G-h-n S-e i- d-e A-t-t-d-. -------------------------- Gehen Sie in die Altstadt. 0
Go on a city tour. Ma-h-n--ie e--e Stad-rund--hrt. M_____ S__ e___ S______________ M-c-e- S-e e-n- S-a-t-u-d-a-r-. ------------------------------- Machen Sie eine Stadtrundfahrt. 0
Go to the harbour / harbor (am.). Geh-- ----zu- ---en. G____ S__ z__ H_____ G-h-n S-e z-m H-f-n- -------------------- Gehen Sie zum Hafen. 0
Go on a harbour / harbor (am.) tour. M---en-----eine-H-f-n-u---ahrt. M_____ S__ e___ H______________ M-c-e- S-e e-n- H-f-n-u-d-a-r-. ------------------------------- Machen Sie eine Hafenrundfahrt. 0
Are there any other places of interest? W--c-e--eh-n--ü-di-keiten g-----s auß-rdem noch? W_____ S_________________ g___ e_ a_______ n____ W-l-h- S-h-n-w-r-i-k-i-e- g-b- e- a-ß-r-e- n-c-? ------------------------------------------------ Welche Sehenswürdigkeiten gibt es außerdem noch? 0

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