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33 [thirty-three]

At the train station

At the train station

33 [kolmekymmentäkolme]

Rautatieasemalla

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When is the next train to Berlin? M--loi- l--t-e-s-u---va-jun------i--iin? M______ l_____ s_______ j___ B__________ M-l-o-n l-h-e- s-u-a-v- j-n- B-r-i-n-i-? ---------------------------------------- Milloin lähtee seuraava juna Berliiniin? 0
When is the next train to Paris? Mi--oin-lähte--seur--va --n--Pa---s--n? M______ l_____ s_______ j___ P_________ M-l-o-n l-h-e- s-u-a-v- j-n- P-r-i-i-n- --------------------------------------- Milloin lähtee seuraava juna Pariisiin? 0
When is the next train to London? M-ll-i- läh----seuraa------a --nt-oseen? M______ l_____ s_______ j___ L__________ M-l-o-n l-h-e- s-u-a-v- j-n- L-n-o-s-e-? ---------------------------------------- Milloin lähtee seuraava juna Lontooseen? 0
When does the train for Warsaw leave? Mo-elt--j-n-----s-----------e? M______ j___ V________ l______ M-n-l-a j-n- V-r-o-a-n l-h-e-? ------------------------------ Monelta juna Varsovaan lähtee? 0
When does the train for Stockholm leave? Mone-----una -ukho-ma-n-läh--e? M______ j___ T_________ l______ M-n-l-a j-n- T-k-o-m-a- l-h-e-? ------------------------------- Monelta juna Tukholmaan lähtee? 0
When does the train for Budapest leave? Mone--a ju-a-Budap-stiin -ä-tee? M______ j___ B__________ l______ M-n-l-a j-n- B-d-p-s-i-n l-h-e-? -------------------------------- Monelta juna Budapestiin lähtee? 0
I’d like a ticket to Madrid. Halua-s-- -hd-n-l-pun-Ma------n. H________ y____ l____ M_________ H-l-a-s-n y-d-n l-p-n M-d-i-i-n- -------------------------------- Haluaisin yhden lipun Madridiin. 0
I’d like a ticket to Prague. H--u--s-- -h----l--un--r-haan. H________ y____ l____ P_______ H-l-a-s-n y-d-n l-p-n P-a-a-n- ------------------------------ Haluaisin yhden lipun Prahaan. 0
I’d like a ticket to Bern. Ha-uais---yh-e----------rni--. H________ y____ l____ B_______ H-l-a-s-n y-d-n l-p-n B-r-i-n- ------------------------------ Haluaisin yhden lipun Berniin. 0
When does the train arrive in Vienna? Mo-elta-jun--sa--u- W-e--in? M______ j___ s_____ W_______ M-n-l-a j-n- s-a-u- W-e-i-n- ---------------------------- Monelta juna saapuu Wieniin? 0
When does the train arrive in Moscow? Mone--a juna saapuu --sk-v---? M______ j___ s_____ M_________ M-n-l-a j-n- s-a-u- M-s-o-a-n- ------------------------------ Monelta juna saapuu Moskovaan? 0
When does the train arrive in Amsterdam? M-n---a-ju---s--p--------rd----n? M______ j___ s_____ A____________ M-n-l-a j-n- s-a-u- A-s-e-d-m-i-? --------------------------------- Monelta juna saapuu Amsterdamiin? 0
Do I have to change trains? Pi-ä-k- minu----i-ta---un-a? P______ m____ v______ j_____ P-t-ä-ö m-n-n v-i-t-a j-n-a- ---------------------------- Pitääkö minun vaihtaa junaa? 0
From which platform does the train leave? M-l-- -ai-e---- ju-- l-h-ee? M____ r________ j___ l______ M-l-ä r-i-e-l-a j-n- l-h-e-? ---------------------------- Miltä raiteelta juna lähtee? 0
Does the train have sleepers? O-ko j--as-- -ukk-ma-au-uj-? O___ j______ n______________ O-k- j-n-s-a n-k-u-a-a-n-j-? ---------------------------- Onko junassa nukkumavaunuja? 0
I’d like a one-way ticket to Brussels. Ha-ua-si----i- -eno-ipu- -----eli--. H________ v___ m________ B__________ H-l-a-s-n v-i- m-n-l-p-n B-y-s-l-i-. ------------------------------------ Haluaisin vain menolipun Brysseliin. 0
I’d like a return ticket to Copenhagen. Ha--aisin---de- palu----u--K-öp-n--mina--. H________ y____ p_________ K______________ H-l-a-s-n y-d-n p-l-u-i-u- K-ö-e-h-m-n-a-. ------------------------------------------ Haluaisin yhden paluulipun Kööpenhaminaan. 0
What does a berth in the sleeper cost? Mi--n------- pa---- n--ku--v-un--s- m----a? M____ p_____ p_____ n______________ m______ M-t-n p-l-o- p-i-k- n-k-u-a-a-n-s-a m-k-a-? ------------------------------------------- Miten paljon paikka nukkumavaunussa maksaa? 0

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