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en In the city   »   eo En la urbo

25 [twenty-five]

In the city

In the city

25 [dudek kvin]

En la urbo

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I would like to go to the station. Mi-ŝatu--iri ---la-sta-i--mo. M_ ŝ____ i__ a_ l_ s_________ M- ŝ-t-s i-i a- l- s-a-i-o-o- ----------------------------- Mi ŝatus iri al la stacidomo. 0
I would like to go to the airport. Mi---t-s---i -l -a -l--ha-e--. M_ ŝ____ i__ a_ l_ f__________ M- ŝ-t-s i-i a- l- f-u-h-v-n-. ------------------------------ Mi ŝatus iri al la flughaveno. 0
I would like to go to the city centre / center (am.). Mi-ŝa--s--r--a- -- -----e--ro. M_ ŝ____ i__ a_ l_ u__________ M- ŝ-t-s i-i a- l- u-b-c-n-r-. ------------------------------ Mi ŝatus iri al la urbocentro. 0
How do I get to the station? Ki-- -i-a-ing- la-st-c---mon? K___ m_ a_____ l_ s__________ K-e- m- a-i-g- l- s-a-i-o-o-? ----------------------------- Kiel mi atingu la stacidomon? 0
How do I get to the airport? Ki-- -i--tin-u-l- ------ve-on? K___ m_ a_____ l_ f___________ K-e- m- a-i-g- l- f-u-h-v-n-n- ------------------------------ Kiel mi atingu la flughavenon? 0
How do I get to the city centre / center (am.)? Kiel-mi a----- l----bo-----on? K___ m_ a_____ l_ u___________ K-e- m- a-i-g- l- u-b-c-n-r-n- ------------------------------ Kiel mi atingu la urbocentron? 0
I need a taxi. M- bezo-a--taks-on. M_ b______ t_______ M- b-z-n-s t-k-i-n- ------------------- Mi bezonas taksion. 0
I need a city map. Mi-b-z--as--r---apo-. M_ b______ u_________ M- b-z-n-s u-b-m-p-n- --------------------- Mi bezonas urbomapon. 0
I need a hotel. M- bez-na-----e--n. M_ b______ h_______ M- b-z-n-s h-t-l-n- ------------------- Mi bezonas hotelon. 0
I would like to rent a car. Mi-ŝ---s l--r--- --t-n. M_ ŝ____ l______ a_____ M- ŝ-t-s l-p-e-i a-t-n- ----------------------- Mi ŝatus lupreni aŭton. 0
Here is my credit card. J-n m-a --e--t-a-to. J__ m__ k___________ J-n m-a k-e-i-k-r-o- -------------------- Jen mia kreditkarto. 0
Here is my licence / license (am.). J---mi- --i----m-sil-. J__ m__ s_____________ J-n m-a s-i-p-r-e-i-o- ---------------------- Jen mia stirpermesilo. 0
What is there to see in the city? Ki- vi-it--das--- ---urbo? K__ v_________ e_ l_ u____ K-o v-z-t-n-a- e- l- u-b-? -------------------------- Kio vizitindas en la urbo? 0
Go to the old city. Iru a---- -a--ova u-b-. I__ a_ l_ m______ u____ I-u a- l- m-l-o-a u-b-. ----------------------- Iru al la malnova urbo. 0
Go on a city tour. Faru-g-id--an-v--i----de--a -r-o. F___ g_______ v______ d_ l_ u____ F-r- g-i-a-a- v-z-t-n d- l- u-b-. --------------------------------- Faru gvidatan viziton de la urbo. 0
Go to the harbour / harbor (am.). I-u ---l- have--. I__ a_ l_ h______ I-u a- l- h-v-n-. ----------------- Iru al la haveno. 0
Go on a harbour / harbor (am.) tour. Fa-u ---dat-- ---it-- -e la-ha---o. F___ g_______ v______ d_ l_ h______ F-r- g-i-a-a- v-z-t-n d- l- h-v-n-. ----------------------------------- Faru gvidatan viziton de la haveno. 0
Are there any other places of interest? K-u- v-dinda-o---s----krom-tiu-? K___ v_________ e____ k___ t____ K-u- v-d-n-a-o- e-t-s k-o- t-u-? -------------------------------- Kiuj vidindaĵoj estas krom tiuj? 0

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