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en In the city   »   sl V mestu

25 [twenty-five]

In the city

In the city

25 [petindvajset]

V mestu

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I would like to go to the station. R----i ------Ra-a-bi šla-na-že-ez--ško -os-aj-. R__ b_ š__ / R___ b_ š__ n_ ž_________ p_______ R-d b- š-l / R-d- b- š-a n- ž-l-z-i-k- p-s-a-o- ----------------------------------------------- Rad bi šel / Rada bi šla na železniško postajo. 0
I would like to go to the airport. R----i -el /-R-da-bi--l- ---le--l-šč-. R__ b_ š__ / R___ b_ š__ n_ l_________ R-d b- š-l / R-d- b- š-a n- l-t-l-š-e- -------------------------------------- Rad bi šel / Rada bi šla na letališče. 0
I would like to go to the city centre / center (am.). R-- -i-------Ra---b----a v -en-e--m-s-a. R__ b_ š__ / R___ b_ š__ v c_____ m_____ R-d b- š-l / R-d- b- š-a v c-n-e- m-s-a- ---------------------------------------- Rad bi šel / Rada bi šla v center mesta. 0
How do I get to the station? Ka-o-pr--e- -- ---e--i--o----t-jo? K___ p_____ n_ ž_________ p_______ K-k- p-i-e- n- ž-l-z-i-k- p-s-a-o- ---------------------------------- Kako pridem na železniško postajo? 0
How do I get to the airport? K--o pr-d----a-le-a--šč-? K___ p_____ n_ l_________ K-k- p-i-e- n- l-t-l-š-e- ------------------------- Kako pridem na letališče? 0
How do I get to the city centre / center (am.)? Kak--pri--m v-c--ter m-st-. K___ p_____ v c_____ m_____ K-k- p-i-e- v c-n-e- m-s-a- --------------------------- Kako pridem v center mesta. 0
I need a taxi. Pot--b--e--t-ks-. P_________ t_____ P-t-e-u-e- t-k-i- ----------------- Potrebujem taksi. 0
I need a city map. Po--ebu--m-z------id--esta. P_________ z________ m_____ P-t-e-u-e- z-m-j-v-d m-s-a- --------------------------- Potrebujem zemljevid mesta. 0
I need a hotel. P-tr-b-j-m-hotel. P_________ h_____ P-t-e-u-e- h-t-l- ----------------- Potrebujem hotel. 0
I would like to rent a car. Ra--b- n--el-(n-j-la- ---o. R__ b_ n____ (_______ a____ R-d b- n-j-l (-a-e-a- a-t-. --------------------------- Rad bi najel (najela) avto. 0
Here is my credit card. T---e --ja-k--d-tna----ti--. T_ j_ m___ k_______ k_______ T- j- m-j- k-e-i-n- k-r-i-a- ---------------------------- Tu je moja kreditna kartica. 0
Here is my licence / license (am.). Tu j--m--e-vo--i-ko ---ol-e--e. T_ j_ m___ v_______ d__________ T- j- m-j- v-z-i-k- d-v-l-e-j-. ------------------------------- Tu je moje vozniško dovoljenje. 0
What is there to see in the city? K----e ----i-e-- - me---? K__ s_ d_ v_____ v m_____ K-j s- d- v-d-t- v m-s-u- ------------------------- Kaj se da videti v mestu? 0
Go to the old city. P-jd-t- v stari--e- m----. P______ v s____ d__ m_____ P-j-i-e v s-a-i d-l m-s-a- -------------------------- Pojdite v stari del mesta. 0
Go on a city tour. P----te -a -----o vožn-o-p- --st-. P______ n_ k_____ v_____ p_ m_____ P-j-i-e n- k-o-n- v-ž-j- p- m-s-u- ---------------------------------- Pojdite na krožno vožnjo po mestu. 0
Go to the harbour / harbor (am.). P----------r--------e. P______ v p___________ P-j-i-e v p-i-t-n-š-e- ---------------------- Pojdite v pristanišče. 0
Go on a harbour / harbor (am.) tour. Po----- na -ro--o v--njo --------an-š--. P______ n_ k_____ v_____ p_ p___________ P-j-i-e n- k-o-n- v-ž-j- p- p-i-t-n-š-u- ---------------------------------------- Pojdite na krožno vožnjo po pristanišču. 0
Are there any other places of interest? Kaj j--š--v-edno--g-eda? K__ j_ š_ v_____ o______ K-j j- š- v-e-n- o-l-d-? ------------------------ Kaj je še vredno ogleda? 0

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