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25 [twenty-five]

In the city

In the city

25 [dvadeset i pet]

U gradu

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I would like to go to the station. H-i- / htj-l--bih n----l--z-i--i kolo----. H___ / h_____ b__ n_ ž__________ k________ H-i- / h-j-l- b-h n- ž-l-e-n-č-i k-l-d-o-. ------------------------------------------ Htio / htjela bih na željeznički kolodvor. 0
I would like to go to the airport. H--o ---tjela--ih-na---ro-r--. H___ / h_____ b__ n_ a________ H-i- / h-j-l- b-h n- a-r-d-o-. ------------------------------ Htio / htjela bih na aerodrom. 0
I would like to go to the city centre / center (am.). H--- / ---e---b-h-u -e-t-r g-ada. H___ / h_____ b__ u c_____ g_____ H-i- / h-j-l- b-h u c-n-a- g-a-a- --------------------------------- Htio / htjela bih u centar grada. 0
How do I get to the station? K--o--a-----m-d----l--zni-k-- -olod--r-? K___ d_ d____ d_ ž___________ k_________ K-k- d- d-đ-m d- ž-l-e-n-č-o- k-l-d-o-a- ---------------------------------------- Kako da dođem do željezničkog kolodvora? 0
How do I get to the airport? Ka-o--- dođ---do----od-om-? K___ d_ d____ d_ a_________ K-k- d- d-đ-m d- a-r-d-o-a- --------------------------- Kako da dođem do aerodroma? 0
How do I get to the city centre / center (am.)? K--- d--do-e--d--c-------rada? K___ d_ d____ d_ c_____ g_____ K-k- d- d-đ-m d- c-n-r- g-a-a- ------------------------------ Kako da dođem do centra grada? 0
I need a taxi. Tr---m t---i. T_____ t_____ T-e-a- t-k-i- ------------- Trebam taksi. 0
I need a city map. T---am p--n gra--. T_____ p___ g_____ T-e-a- p-a- g-a-a- ------------------ Trebam plan grada. 0
I need a hotel. T-e--- ---el. T_____ h_____ T-e-a- h-t-l- ------------- Trebam hotel. 0
I would like to rent a car. H----/ ---e-a-b-h ---a-m-t---u-o. H___ / h_____ b__ i________ a____ H-i- / h-j-l- b-h i-n-j-i-i a-t-. --------------------------------- Htio / htjela bih iznajmiti auto. 0
Here is my credit card. Ovdje-je--oja ---di-n------ica. O____ j_ m___ k_______ k_______ O-d-e j- m-j- k-e-i-n- k-r-i-a- ------------------------------- Ovdje je moja kreditna kartica. 0
Here is my licence / license (am.). O---e je -oja voz------o-v-la. O____ j_ m___ v______ d_______ O-d-e j- m-j- v-z-č-a d-z-o-a- ------------------------------ Ovdje je moja vozačka dozvola. 0
What is there to see in the city? Što i---vi--e-i-u-gr-du? Š__ i__ v______ u g_____ Š-o i-a v-d-e-i u g-a-u- ------------------------ Što ima vidjeti u gradu? 0
Go to the old city. I-ite-u star- --a-. I____ u s____ g____ I-i-e u s-a-i g-a-. ------------------- Idite u stari grad. 0
Go on a city tour. N--rav----o-il--ak--r--a. N________ o_______ g_____ N-p-a-i-e o-i-a-a- g-a-a- ------------------------- Napravite obilazak grada. 0
Go to the harbour / harbor (am.). I-it- d---uk-. I____ d_ l____ I-i-e d- l-k-. -------------- Idite do luke. 0
Go on a harbour / harbor (am.) tour. N-pr-vi-e -bi----- l-ke. N________ o_______ l____ N-p-a-i-e o-i-a-a- l-k-. ------------------------ Napravite obilazak luke. 0
Are there any other places of interest? K--e-------a-en-t--ti -os--je? K___ j__ z___________ p_______ K-j- j-š z-a-e-i-o-t- p-s-o-e- ------------------------------ Koje još znamenitosti postoje? 0

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