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33 [thirty-three]

At the train station

At the train station

33 [kolmkümmend kolm]

Rongijaamas

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When is the next train to Berlin? M-ll-------ab -är-mine----g -er-i-ni? M_____ s_____ j_______ r___ B________ M-l-a- s-i-a- j-r-m-n- r-n- B-r-i-n-? ------------------------------------- Millal sõidab järgmine rong Berliini? 0
When is the next train to Paris? Millal----dab--ä--mine --ng -ar--s-? M_____ s_____ j_______ r___ P_______ M-l-a- s-i-a- j-r-m-n- r-n- P-r-i-i- ------------------------------------ Millal sõidab järgmine rong Pariisi? 0
When is the next train to London? Mi-l-l s-id-b----g--ne-r-ng--on-onisse? M_____ s_____ j_______ r___ L__________ M-l-a- s-i-a- j-r-m-n- r-n- L-n-o-i-s-? --------------------------------------- Millal sõidab järgmine rong Londonisse? 0
When does the train for Warsaw leave? Mis-ke-l sõidab----g Var-s--iss-? M__ k___ s_____ r___ V___________ M-s k-l- s-i-a- r-n- V-r-s-v-s-e- --------------------------------- Mis kell sõidab rong Varssavisse? 0
When does the train for Stockholm leave? M-s---l-----dab---n--S---k-o---? M__ k___ s_____ r___ S__________ M-s k-l- s-i-a- r-n- S-o-k-o-m-? -------------------------------- Mis kell sõidab rong Stockholmi? 0
When does the train for Budapest leave? Mis---l----i--b --n- Bu-a--s-i? M__ k___ s_____ r___ B_________ M-s k-l- s-i-a- r-n- B-d-p-s-i- ------------------------------- Mis kell sõidab rong Budapesti? 0
I’d like a ticket to Madrid. Ma----v-ksi-------it -ad--di. M_ s________ p______ M_______ M- s-o-i-s-n p-l-t-t M-d-i-i- ----------------------------- Ma sooviksin piletit Madridi. 0
I’d like a ticket to Prague. M- so------- pi--tit -----sse. M_ s________ p______ P________ M- s-o-i-s-n p-l-t-t P-a-a-s-. ------------------------------ Ma sooviksin piletit Prahasse. 0
I’d like a ticket to Bern. M- ---v--s-- --l--i----r-i. M_ s________ p______ B_____ M- s-o-i-s-n p-l-t-t B-r-i- --------------------------- Ma sooviksin piletit Berni. 0
When does the train arrive in Vienna? Mill------a- -on----i--? M_____ j____ r___ V_____ M-l-a- j-u-b r-n- V-i-i- ------------------------ Millal jõuab rong Viini? 0
When does the train arrive in Moscow? M--lal-j-uab r--g M------s-? M_____ j____ r___ M_________ M-l-a- j-u-b r-n- M-s-v-s-e- ---------------------------- Millal jõuab rong Moskvasse? 0
When does the train arrive in Amsterdam? Mill----õu-- rong--ms--r-ami? M_____ j____ r___ A__________ M-l-a- j-u-b r-n- A-s-e-d-m-? ----------------------------- Millal jõuab rong Amsterdami? 0
Do I have to change trains? K-s---------üm--r --tuma? K__ m_ p___ ü____ i______ K-s m- p-a- ü-b-r i-t-m-? ------------------------- Kas ma pean ümber istuma? 0
From which platform does the train leave? Mi-l-s-l---l--v---il----n--v--ju-? M________ p__________ r___ v______ M-l-i-e-t p-a-v-r-i-t r-n- v-l-u-? ---------------------------------- Milliselt platvormilt rong väljub? 0
Does the train have sleepers? Kas r--g-- o---a-am-svag-n? K__ r_____ o_ m____________ K-s r-n-i- o- m-g-m-s-a-u-? --------------------------- Kas rongis on magamisvagun? 0
I’d like a one-way ticket to Brussels. M---oovik----ü--otsap-l---t Brüss-l-s--. M_ s________ ü_____________ B___________ M- s-o-i-s-n ü-e-t-a-i-e-i- B-ü-s-l-s-e- ---------------------------------------- Ma sooviksin üheotsapiletit Brüsselisse. 0
I’d like a return ticket to Copenhagen. M- -o-vi-s-----i--agasi-pi-et-t--ope-h-ag-n-s--. M_ s______ e___________ p______ K_______________ M- s-o-i-s e-a-i-t-g-s- p-l-t-t K-p-n-a-g-n-s-e- ------------------------------------------------ Ma sooviks edasi-tagasi piletit Kopenhaagenisse. 0
What does a berth in the sleeper cost? M-s ---sab-k-h- -ag---s-agun--? M__ m_____ k___ m______________ M-s m-k-a- k-h- m-g-m-s-a-u-i-? ------------------------------- Mis maksab koht magamisvagunis? 0

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