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en At the train station   »   de Im Bahnhof

33 [thirty-three]

At the train station

At the train station

33 [dreiunddreißig]

Im Bahnhof

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When is the next train to Berlin? W-n--fä-rt-der-näch----Zu--n----B--l-n? W___ f____ d__ n______ Z__ n___ B______ W-n- f-h-t d-r n-c-s-e Z-g n-c- B-r-i-? --------------------------------------- Wann fährt der nächste Zug nach Berlin? 0
When is the next train to Paris? Wa---f-----der-näch-te --g -ach Pa-i-? W___ f____ d__ n______ Z__ n___ P_____ W-n- f-h-t d-r n-c-s-e Z-g n-c- P-r-s- -------------------------------------- Wann fährt der nächste Zug nach Paris? 0
When is the next train to London? W--- fä-r- --r nä-h-t- Z-g-n-ch -o-d-n? W___ f____ d__ n______ Z__ n___ L______ W-n- f-h-t d-r n-c-s-e Z-g n-c- L-n-o-? --------------------------------------- Wann fährt der nächste Zug nach London? 0
When does the train for Warsaw leave? U- w-e --el U-r-fä--- -e--Z-- -ach---r-c-au? U_ w__ v___ U__ f____ d__ Z__ n___ W________ U- w-e v-e- U-r f-h-t d-r Z-g n-c- W-r-c-a-? -------------------------------------------- Um wie viel Uhr fährt der Zug nach Warschau? 0
When does the train for Stockholm leave? Um wie---e--U-r-fäh---der-Zu--n----S-o-kh-lm? U_ w__ v___ U__ f____ d__ Z__ n___ S_________ U- w-e v-e- U-r f-h-t d-r Z-g n-c- S-o-k-o-m- --------------------------------------------- Um wie viel Uhr fährt der Zug nach Stockholm? 0
When does the train for Budapest leave? U--w-e v-el -hr f---t de- Z-- nach--ud-----? U_ w__ v___ U__ f____ d__ Z__ n___ B________ U- w-e v-e- U-r f-h-t d-r Z-g n-c- B-d-p-s-? -------------------------------------------- Um wie viel Uhr fährt der Zug nach Budapest? 0
I’d like a ticket to Madrid. Ich möchte-e--e---h-k--t- nac- Ma-ri-. I__ m_____ e___ F________ n___ M______ I-h m-c-t- e-n- F-h-k-r-e n-c- M-d-i-. -------------------------------------- Ich möchte eine Fahrkarte nach Madrid. 0
I’d like a ticket to Prague. Ic- möc-te --ne---h---rt- na-h-Pr--. I__ m_____ e___ F________ n___ P____ I-h m-c-t- e-n- F-h-k-r-e n-c- P-a-. ------------------------------------ Ich möchte eine Fahrkarte nach Prag. 0
I’d like a ticket to Bern. I-h----ht- -i-e Fa--k--te n-ch-B-rn. I__ m_____ e___ F________ n___ B____ I-h m-c-t- e-n- F-h-k-r-e n-c- B-r-. ------------------------------------ Ich möchte eine Fahrkarte nach Bern. 0
When does the train arrive in Vienna? Wa-- kommt--er--u- in W-----n? W___ k____ d__ Z__ i_ W___ a__ W-n- k-m-t d-r Z-g i- W-e- a-? ------------------------------ Wann kommt der Zug in Wien an? 0
When does the train arrive in Moscow? Wan- --m-- de----g-i--M-s-----n? W___ k____ d__ Z__ i_ M_____ a__ W-n- k-m-t d-r Z-g i- M-s-a- a-? -------------------------------- Wann kommt der Zug in Moskau an? 0
When does the train arrive in Amsterdam? W-n- --m-t--er -u---n Ams--rda- a-? W___ k____ d__ Z__ i_ A________ a__ W-n- k-m-t d-r Z-g i- A-s-e-d-m a-? ----------------------------------- Wann kommt der Zug in Amsterdam an? 0
Do I have to change trains? M-s----h--mst--g-n? M___ i__ u_________ M-s- i-h u-s-e-g-n- ------------------- Muss ich umsteigen? 0
From which platform does the train leave? V---we-ch-m-Gl-i- ----- --r Zug -b? V__ w______ G____ f____ d__ Z__ a__ V-n w-l-h-m G-e-s f-h-t d-r Z-g a-? ----------------------------------- Von welchem Gleis fährt der Zug ab? 0
Does the train have sleepers? G--t -s Sc-l--w-ge- -m ---? G___ e_ S__________ i_ Z___ G-b- e- S-h-a-w-g-n i- Z-g- --------------------------- Gibt es Schlafwagen im Zug? 0
I’d like a one-way ticket to Brussels. Ich mö---e-nu--di--H---ah-t-nac--Br-ssel. I__ m_____ n__ d__ H_______ n___ B_______ I-h m-c-t- n-r d-e H-n-a-r- n-c- B-ü-s-l- ----------------------------------------- Ich möchte nur die Hinfahrt nach Brüssel. 0
I’d like a return ticket to Copenhagen. Ic--mö--te ein- -üc-----ka-te --ch ---e-h----. I__ m_____ e___ R____________ n___ K__________ I-h m-c-t- e-n- R-c-f-h-k-r-e n-c- K-p-n-a-e-. ---------------------------------------------- Ich möchte eine Rückfahrkarte nach Kopenhagen. 0
What does a berth in the sleeper cost? W-- k-st-------Pl-t- ---S-----wa-e-? W__ k_____ e__ P____ i_ S___________ W-s k-s-e- e-n P-a-z i- S-h-a-w-g-n- ------------------------------------ Was kostet ein Platz im Schlafwagen? 0

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