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en At the train station   »   eo En la stacidomo

33 [thirty-three]

At the train station

At the train station

33 [tridek tri]

En la stacidomo

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When is the next train to Berlin? K-am --rve----s la --kv-----tr-jno ---B-r-i-o? K___ f_________ l_ s_______ t_____ a_ B_______ K-a- f-r-e-u-a- l- s-k-a-t- t-a-n- a- B-r-i-o- ---------------------------------------------- Kiam forveturas la sekvanta trajno al Berlino? 0
When is the next train to Paris? K-a---orve-ura- -a -ek-a-ta t-ajn- -l Pa-izo? K___ f_________ l_ s_______ t_____ a_ P______ K-a- f-r-e-u-a- l- s-k-a-t- t-a-n- a- P-r-z-? --------------------------------------------- Kiam forveturas la sekvanta trajno al Parizo? 0
When is the next train to London? K-----o-----ras la s--v--ta--r-jno--l--ond-n-? K___ f_________ l_ s_______ t_____ a_ L_______ K-a- f-r-e-u-a- l- s-k-a-t- t-a-n- a- L-n-o-o- ---------------------------------------------- Kiam forveturas la sekvanta trajno al Londono? 0
When does the train for Warsaw leave? Je-l----oma-h-ro ---vetur-- l---r---- a--Var--v-o? J_ l_ k____ h___ f_________ l_ t_____ a_ V________ J- l- k-o-a h-r- f-r-e-u-a- l- t-a-n- a- V-r-o-i-? -------------------------------------------------- Je la kioma horo forveturas la trajno al Varsovio? 0
When does the train for Stockholm leave? Je------o-a--or- fo--et--as--- -r--n--a--S--k-olm-? J_ l_ k____ h___ f_________ l_ t_____ a_ S_________ J- l- k-o-a h-r- f-r-e-u-a- l- t-a-n- a- S-o-h-l-o- --------------------------------------------------- Je la kioma horo forveturas la trajno al Stokholmo? 0
When does the train for Budapest leave? J- l--ki--- ho-----rve--ras--- -r-----a- ---ape-to? J_ l_ k____ h___ f_________ l_ t_____ a_ B_________ J- l- k-o-a h-r- f-r-e-u-a- l- t-a-n- a- B-d-p-ŝ-o- --------------------------------------------------- Je la kioma horo forveturas la trajno al Budapeŝto? 0
I’d like a ticket to Madrid. M--ŝ-----bi-e--n----M--rido. M_ ŝ____ b______ a_ M_______ M- ŝ-t-s b-l-t-n a- M-d-i-o- ---------------------------- Mi ŝatus bileton al Madrido. 0
I’d like a ticket to Prague. M- -a-us b-l-----al-P-a--. M_ ŝ____ b______ a_ P_____ M- ŝ-t-s b-l-t-n a- P-a-o- -------------------------- Mi ŝatus bileton al Prago. 0
I’d like a ticket to Bern. M- -at-s-bil---n -l-Bern-. M_ ŝ____ b______ a_ B_____ M- ŝ-t-s b-l-t-n a- B-r-o- -------------------------- Mi ŝatus bileton al Berno. 0
When does the train arrive in Vienna? Ki-- l--t----o--l--n-s -- V-e-o? K___ l_ t_____ a______ e_ V_____ K-a- l- t-a-n- a-v-n-s e- V-e-o- -------------------------------- Kiam la trajno alvenos en Vieno? 0
When does the train arrive in Moscow? K-am----t-ajno -l---os-e- Moskv-? K___ l_ t_____ a______ e_ M______ K-a- l- t-a-n- a-v-n-s e- M-s-v-? --------------------------------- Kiam la trajno alvenos en Moskvo? 0
When does the train arrive in Amsterdam? Kiam-l- ----n- a---no- e--A---erda--? K___ l_ t_____ a______ e_ A__________ K-a- l- t-a-n- a-v-n-s e- A-s-e-d-m-? ------------------------------------- Kiam la trajno alvenos en Amsterdamo? 0
Do I have to change trains? Ĉ- mi dev-s--ra-----n--? Ĉ_ m_ d____ t___________ Ĉ- m- d-v-s t-a-n-ŝ-n-i- ------------------------ Ĉu mi devas trajnoŝanĝi? 0
From which platform does the train leave? De-kiu k--o-la --aj-- f----turos? D_ k__ k___ l_ t_____ f__________ D- k-u k-j- l- t-a-n- f-r-e-u-o-? --------------------------------- De kiu kajo la trajno forveturos? 0
Does the train have sleepers? Ĉu -st---dorm-vag----en--a ----no? Ĉ_ e____ d__________ e_ l_ t______ Ĉ- e-t-s d-r-o-a-o-o e- l- t-a-n-? ---------------------------------- Ĉu estas dormovagono en la trajno? 0
I’d like a one-way ticket to Brussels. M------s -nud--e-t----i-et-n al --us--o. M_ ŝ____ u__________ b______ a_ B_______ M- ŝ-t-s u-u-i-e-t-n b-l-t-n a- B-u-e-o- ---------------------------------------- Mi ŝatus unudirektan bileton al Bruselo. 0
I’d like a return ticket to Copenhagen. Mi --tu------ŭdi-ekta--bilet-n------pe-hag-. M_ ŝ____ a____________ b______ a_ K_________ M- ŝ-t-s a-b-ŭ-i-e-t-n b-l-t-n a- K-p-n-a-o- -------------------------------------------- Mi ŝatus ambaŭdirektan bileton al Kopenhago. 0
What does a berth in the sleeper cost? Ki-- k----s lo-o--n -or----gono-? K___ k_____ l___ e_ d__________ ? K-o- k-s-a- l-k- e- d-r-o-a-o-o ? --------------------------------- Kiom kostas loko en dormovagono ? 0

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