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en In the city   »   tr Şehirde

25 [twenty-five]

In the city

In the city

25 [yirmi beş]

Şehirde

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I would like to go to the station. Tr-n --tasyonun- git--k-----yo-u-. T___ i__________ g_____ i_________ T-e- i-t-s-o-u-a g-t-e- i-t-y-r-m- ---------------------------------- Tren istasyonuna gitmek istiyorum. 0
I would like to go to the airport. Hav-lim--ına ----ek istiy-rum. H___________ g_____ i_________ H-v-l-m-n-n- g-t-e- i-t-y-r-m- ------------------------------ Havalimanına gitmek istiyorum. 0
I would like to go to the city centre / center (am.). Şeh-----rkez--e gi--ek i---y-ru-. Ş____ m________ g_____ i_________ Ş-h-r m-r-e-i-e g-t-e- i-t-y-r-m- --------------------------------- Şehir merkezine gitmek istiyorum. 0
How do I get to the station? T------t-sy---n--na-ı--g-deri-? T___ i__________ n____ g_______ T-e- i-t-s-o-u-a n-s-l g-d-r-m- ------------------------------- Tren istasyonuna nasıl giderim? 0
How do I get to the airport? H-val-m-nına --s-l-gid-rim? H___________ n____ g_______ H-v-l-m-n-n- n-s-l g-d-r-m- --------------------------- Havalimanına nasıl giderim? 0
How do I get to the city centre / center (am.)? Ş--i-----kezine-n-------derim? Ş____ m________ n____ g_______ Ş-h-r m-r-e-i-e n-s-l g-d-r-m- ------------------------------ Şehir merkezine nasıl giderim? 0
I need a taxi. B-------iy--iht-ya-----a-. B__ t______ i________ v___ B-r t-k-i-e i-t-y-c-m v-r- -------------------------- Bir taksiye ihtiyacım var. 0
I need a city map. Bi---e--- -ar-tas-n- -h-iyacı---ar. B__ ş____ h_________ i________ v___ B-r ş-h-r h-r-t-s-n- i-t-y-c-m v-r- ----------------------------------- Bir şehir haritasına ihtiyacım var. 0
I need a hotel. B------l----tiya-ım va-. B__ o____ i________ v___ B-r o-e-e i-t-y-c-m v-r- ------------------------ Bir otele ihtiyacım var. 0
I would like to rent a car. B-r -rab- kir-la-----s-iy-r--. B__ a____ k________ i_________ B-r a-a-a k-r-l-m-k i-t-y-r-m- ------------------------------ Bir araba kiralamak istiyorum. 0
Here is my credit card. İ-t----e-i-ka-t--. İ___ k____ k______ İ-t- k-e-i k-r-ı-. ------------------ İşte kredi kartım. 0
Here is my licence / license (am.). İ-t- --r--ü-b-lg-m. İ___ s_____ b______ İ-t- s-r-c- b-l-e-. ------------------- İşte sürücü belgem. 0
What is there to see in the city? Şeh--de gö-ül-cek -e --r? Ş______ g________ n_ v___ Ş-h-r-e g-r-l-c-k n- v-r- ------------------------- Şehirde görülecek ne var? 0
Go to the old city. Ş--ri------ k--mın- gi-i-i-. Ş_____ e___ k______ g_______ Ş-h-i- e-k- k-s-ı-a g-d-n-z- ---------------------------- Şehrin eski kısmına gidiniz. 0
Go on a city tour. Şe---------a----z. Ş____ t___ a______ Ş-h-r t-r- a-ı-ı-. ------------------ Şehir turu atınız. 0
Go to the harbour / harbor (am.). L---na gidi-i-. L_____ g_______ L-m-n- g-d-n-z- --------------- Limana gidiniz. 0
Go on a harbour / harbor (am.) tour. L-m---t-r- y---nı-. L____ t___ y_______ L-m-n t-r- y-p-n-z- ------------------- Liman turu yapınız. 0
Are there any other places of interest? Görülmeye-değ-r -a--a n-l-- --r? G________ d____ b____ n____ v___ G-r-l-e-e d-ğ-r b-ş-a n-l-r v-r- -------------------------------- Görülmeye değer başka neler var? 0

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