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33 [thirty-three]

At the train station

At the train station

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In stazione

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When is the next train to Berlin? Quan---pa-te ---p-----mo -r-no--e- Be-l---? Q_____ p____ i_ p_______ t____ p__ B_______ Q-a-d- p-r-e i- p-o-s-m- t-e-o p-r B-r-i-o- ------------------------------------------- Quando parte il prossimo treno per Berlino? 0
When is the next train to Paris? Q-a-d-----t--il -r-s---o tr-no per ---i--? Q_____ p____ i_ p_______ t____ p__ P______ Q-a-d- p-r-e i- p-o-s-m- t-e-o p-r P-r-g-? ------------------------------------------ Quando parte il prossimo treno per Parigi? 0
When is the next train to London? Q--nd- par-e -l---os---- -re-o p---Lo---a? Q_____ p____ i_ p_______ t____ p__ L______ Q-a-d- p-r-e i- p-o-s-m- t-e-o p-r L-n-r-? ------------------------------------------ Quando parte il prossimo treno per Londra? 0
When does the train for Warsaw leave? A-che -r- ---te ------no -er Va-sa--a? A c__ o__ p____ i_ t____ p__ V________ A c-e o-a p-r-e i- t-e-o p-r V-r-a-i-? -------------------------------------- A che ora parte il treno per Varsavia? 0
When does the train for Stockholm leave? A--h---r- p-rt- i- tren- p-r ----c-l--? A c__ o__ p____ i_ t____ p__ S_________ A c-e o-a p-r-e i- t-e-o p-r S-o-c-l-a- --------------------------------------- A che ora parte il treno per Stoccolma? 0
When does the train for Budapest leave? A-che-o-- part--i------- p-r--udap-st? A c__ o__ p____ i_ t____ p__ B________ A c-e o-a p-r-e i- t-e-o p-r B-d-p-s-? -------------------------------------- A che ora parte il treno per Budapest? 0
I’d like a ticket to Madrid. V-rrei -- -ig--etto -e- ---r-d. V_____ u_ b________ p__ M______ V-r-e- u- b-g-i-t-o p-r M-d-i-. ------------------------------- Vorrei un biglietto per Madrid. 0
I’d like a ticket to Prague. Vo--e--un b--li-t-o p-r --a-a. V_____ u_ b________ p__ P_____ V-r-e- u- b-g-i-t-o p-r P-a-a- ------------------------------ Vorrei un biglietto per Praga. 0
I’d like a ticket to Bern. V-rr---u--b---iet-o --- B----. V_____ u_ b________ p__ B_____ V-r-e- u- b-g-i-t-o p-r B-r-a- ------------------------------ Vorrei un biglietto per Berna. 0
When does the train arrive in Vienna? A--h- --a---riva-il -r--- a --en-a? A c__ o__ a_____ i_ t____ a V______ A c-e o-a a-r-v- i- t-e-o a V-e-n-? ----------------------------------- A che ora arriva il treno a Vienna? 0
When does the train arrive in Moscow? A--he ----arr----i- t-e-- a -osca? A c__ o__ a_____ i_ t____ a M_____ A c-e o-a a-r-v- i- t-e-o a M-s-a- ---------------------------------- A che ora arriva il treno a Mosca? 0
When does the train arrive in Amsterdam? A -h- ----arr--a ---tr-n--a-Am--erdam? A c__ o__ a_____ i_ t____ a A_________ A c-e o-a a-r-v- i- t-e-o a A-s-e-d-m- -------------------------------------- A che ora arriva il treno a Amsterdam? 0
Do I have to change trains? D-v----mb-are? D___ c________ D-v- c-m-i-r-? -------------- Devo cambiare? 0
From which platform does the train leave? D- qu--e bi---io--a-te--l ---n-? D_ q____ b______ p____ i_ t_____ D- q-a-e b-n-r-o p-r-e i- t-e-o- -------------------------------- Da quale binario parte il treno? 0
Does the train have sleepers? C’è un va--n- le-t--n-l---e--? C__ u_ v_____ l____ n__ t_____ C-è u- v-g-n- l-t-o n-l t-e-o- ------------------------------ C’è un vagone letto nel treno? 0
I’d like a one-way ticket to Brussels. Solo---data -er Bru-e--e-. S___ a_____ p__ B_________ S-l- a-d-t- p-r B-u-e-l-s- -------------------------- Solo andata per Bruxelles. 0
I’d like a return ticket to Copenhagen. Sol--rit-r-o-p-r-Co-ena-hen. S___ r______ p__ C__________ S-l- r-t-r-o p-r C-p-n-g-e-. ---------------------------- Solo ritorno per Copenaghen. 0
What does a berth in the sleeper cost? Quanto-c-s-- ----o--o n----ag-n- -ett-? Q_____ c____ u_ p____ n__ v_____ l_____ Q-a-t- c-s-a u- p-s-o n-l v-g-n- l-t-o- --------------------------------------- Quanto costa un posto nel vagone letto? 0

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