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At the train station

At the train station

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Na željezničkom kolodvoru

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When is the next train to Berlin? K--a po------l--d-ći -l-k za------n? K___ p_____ s_______ v___ z_ B______ K-d- p-l-z- s-j-d-ć- v-a- z- B-r-i-? ------------------------------------ Kada polazi sljedeći vlak za Berlin? 0
When is the next train to Paris? K-da p---zi -l----ći-vla- z- -ariz? K___ p_____ s_______ v___ z_ P_____ K-d- p-l-z- s-j-d-ć- v-a- z- P-r-z- ----------------------------------- Kada polazi sljedeći vlak za Pariz? 0
When is the next train to London? Ka-- po-a-i----ede-- v--k z---on---? K___ p_____ s_______ v___ z_ L______ K-d- p-l-z- s-j-d-ć- v-a- z- L-n-o-? ------------------------------------ Kada polazi sljedeći vlak za London? 0
When does the train for Warsaw leave? U --liko -ati po-azi----k -a-V-rš---? U k_____ s___ p_____ v___ z_ V_______ U k-l-k- s-t- p-l-z- v-a- z- V-r-a-u- ------------------------------------- U koliko sati polazi vlak za Varšavu? 0
When does the train for Stockholm leave? U-----k- sat- -o-azi----- -a S-oc--o--? U k_____ s___ p_____ v___ z_ S_________ U k-l-k- s-t- p-l-z- v-a- z- S-o-k-o-m- --------------------------------------- U koliko sati polazi vlak za Stockholm? 0
When does the train for Budapest leave? U ko-ik--------ola-i v-ak -- ----mpešt-? U k_____ s___ p_____ v___ z_ B__________ U k-l-k- s-t- p-l-z- v-a- z- B-d-m-e-t-? ---------------------------------------- U koliko sati polazi vlak za Budimpeštu? 0
I’d like a ticket to Madrid. Ht---- --jela-bih kartu za-vla---- ------. H___ / h_____ b__ k____ z_ v___ z_ M______ H-i- / h-j-l- b-h k-r-u z- v-a- z- M-d-i-. ------------------------------------------ Htio / htjela bih kartu za vlak za Madrid. 0
I’d like a ticket to Prague. H-io-/--tjela bi- -a-t--za-vl-- -a P--g. H___ / h_____ b__ k____ z_ v___ z_ P____ H-i- / h-j-l- b-h k-r-u z- v-a- z- P-a-. ---------------------------------------- Htio / htjela bih kartu za vlak za Prag. 0
I’d like a ticket to Bern. H-i- - ----l----- k-----za-v-a- za-Be-n. H___ / h_____ b__ k____ z_ v___ z_ B____ H-i- / h-j-l- b-h k-r-u z- v-a- z- B-r-. ---------------------------------------- Htio / htjela bih kartu za vlak za Bern. 0
When does the train arrive in Vienna? Kad- sti-e v--k-u-Be-? K___ s____ v___ u B___ K-d- s-i-e v-a- u B-č- ---------------------- Kada stiže vlak u Beč? 0
When does the train arrive in Moscow? Ka----t--- vl------o-kv-? K___ s____ v___ u M______ K-d- s-i-e v-a- u M-s-v-? ------------------------- Kada stiže vlak u Moskvu? 0
When does the train arrive in Amsterdam? Ka-a---i-e --a- --A-s---da-? K___ s____ v___ u A_________ K-d- s-i-e v-a- u A-s-e-d-m- ---------------------------- Kada stiže vlak u Amsterdam? 0
Do I have to change trains? Moram--- -r--je----? M____ l_ p__________ M-r-m l- p-e-j-d-t-? -------------------- Moram li presjedati? 0
From which platform does the train leave? S -ojeg --lo-ij-ka -o-az- v-a-? S k____ k_________ p_____ v____ S k-j-g k-l-s-j-k- p-l-z- v-a-? ------------------------------- S kojeg kolosijeka polazi vlak? 0
Does the train have sleepers? Ima -i -ola-za--pa----- u --a-u? I__ l_ k___ z_ s_______ u v_____ I-a l- k-l- z- s-a-a-j- u v-a-u- -------------------------------- Ima li kola za spavanje u vlaku? 0
I’d like a one-way ticket to Brussels. H-i--/--t-e----ih---m-------u-- -ed-o--s---ru do B-is-la. H___ / h_____ b__ s___ v_____ u j_____ s_____ d_ B_______ H-i- / h-j-l- b-h s-m- v-ž-j- u j-d-o- s-j-r- d- B-i-e-a- --------------------------------------------------------- Htio / htjela bih samo vožnju u jednom smjeru do Brisela. 0
I’d like a return ticket to Copenhagen. Hti- - -tj-l- b-h-p-----nu k--tu--a --p-n-a---. H___ / h_____ b__ p_______ k____ z_ K__________ H-i- / h-j-l- b-h p-v-a-n- k-r-u z- K-p-n-a-e-. ----------------------------------------------- Htio / htjela bih povratnu kartu za Kopenhagen. 0
What does a berth in the sleeper cost? K-l----------mje--- --ko-i-a za--p-va-j-? K_____ k____ m_____ u k_____ z_ s________ K-l-k- k-š-a m-e-t- u k-l-m- z- s-a-a-j-? ----------------------------------------- Koliko košta mjesto u kolima za spavanje? 0

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