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At the train station

At the train station

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Geležinkelio stotyje

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When is the next train to Berlin? Ka-a-v----o------imi-u--as-/-s--ant-- -r-uk-n---į -erly--? K___ v_______ a___________ / s_______ t________ į B_______ K-d- v-ž-u-j- a-t-m-a-s-a- / s-k-n-i- t-a-k-n-s į B-r-y-ą- ---------------------------------------------------------- Kada važiuoja artimiausias / sekantis traukinys į Berlyną? 0
When is the next train to Paris? K----važ-uo----rt----usias-- ---a---- -r--kiny- - P-ry--ų? K___ v_______ a___________ / s_______ t________ į P_______ K-d- v-ž-u-j- a-t-m-a-s-a- / s-k-n-i- t-a-k-n-s į P-r-ž-ų- ---------------------------------------------------------- Kada važiuoja artimiausias / sekantis traukinys į Paryžių? 0
When is the next train to London? K-da va-iuo-------m-au-i---/-se--ntis t---k-n-s į-Lo-d-ną? K___ v_______ a___________ / s_______ t________ į L_______ K-d- v-ž-u-j- a-t-m-a-s-a- / s-k-n-i- t-a-k-n-s į L-n-o-ą- ---------------------------------------------------------- Kada važiuoja artimiausias / sekantis traukinys į Londoną? 0
When does the train for Warsaw leave? K----t--------- v-ž--o---t-au--ny----Va-----? K______ v______ v_______ t________ į V_______ K-l-n-ą v-l-n-ą v-ž-u-j- t-a-k-n-s į V-r-u-ą- --------------------------------------------- Kelintą valandą važiuoja traukinys į Varšuvą? 0
When does the train for Stockholm leave? K-lin------andą va----ja---au----s --St---ol-ą? K______ v______ v_______ t________ į S_________ K-l-n-ą v-l-n-ą v-ž-u-j- t-a-k-n-s į S-o-h-l-ą- ----------------------------------------------- Kelintą valandą važiuoja traukinys į Stokholmą? 0
When does the train for Budapest leave? Kel--tą-valand- -až-uoj---rau--nys į----ap-š-ą? K______ v______ v_______ t________ į B_________ K-l-n-ą v-l-n-ą v-ž-u-j- t-a-k-n-s į B-d-p-š-ą- ----------------------------------------------- Kelintą valandą važiuoja traukinys į Budapeštą? 0
I’d like a ticket to Madrid. N-rė--a- --i---) -i--e-o-į --d---ą. N_______ (______ b______ į M_______ N-r-č-a- (-i-n-) b-l-e-o į M-d-i-ą- ----------------------------------- Norėčiau (vieno) bilieto į Madridą. 0
I’d like a ticket to Prague. Nor-č-au--v-eno---ili-t- į-Pra--. N_______ (______ b______ į P_____ N-r-č-a- (-i-n-) b-l-e-o į P-a-ą- --------------------------------- Norėčiau (vieno) bilieto į Prahą. 0
I’d like a ticket to Bern. N-r-č-a--(vi-no)-bili-to į-B-rną. N_______ (______ b______ į B_____ N-r-č-a- (-i-n-) b-l-e-o į B-r-ą- --------------------------------- Norėčiau (vieno) bilieto į Berną. 0
When does the train arrive in Vienna? Kada----u---ys -t-yks-a į -i--ą? K___ t________ a_______ į V_____ K-d- t-a-k-n-s a-v-k-t- į V-e-ą- -------------------------------- Kada traukinys atvyksta į Vieną? 0
When does the train arrive in Moscow? K-d------kiny---tvy-st- ---a-kvą? K___ t________ a_______ į M______ K-d- t-a-k-n-s a-v-k-t- į M-s-v-? --------------------------------- Kada traukinys atvyksta į Maskvą? 0
When does the train arrive in Amsterdam? Kad- t---ki-y- --vy-s-- --Amste-----? K___ t________ a_______ į A__________ K-d- t-a-k-n-s a-v-k-t- į A-s-e-d-m-? ------------------------------------- Kada traukinys atvyksta į Amsterdamą? 0
Do I have to change trains? A- --ikės-p------- -- -i-ą-t--u-inį-? A_ r_____ p_______ (_ k___ t_________ A- r-i-ė- p-r-ė-t- (- k-t- t-a-k-n-)- ------------------------------------- Ar reikės persėsti (į kitą traukinį)? 0
From which platform does the train leave? Iš-kurio --li- iš-ykst---ra-ki---? I_ k____ k____ i_______ t_________ I- k-r-o k-l-o i-v-k-t- t-a-k-n-s- ---------------------------------- Iš kurio kelio išvyksta traukinys? 0
Does the train have sleepers? A- -r--ki-y-e --- -ieg----is vagona-? A_ t_________ y__ m_________ v_______ A- t-a-k-n-j- y-a m-e-a-a-i- v-g-n-s- ------------------------------------- Ar traukinyje yra miegamasis vagonas? 0
I’d like a one-way ticket to Brussels. (--- ---ė-iau-b---------B-i-s-l-, tik-į--ie-ą-----. (___ n_______ b______ į B________ t__ į v____ p____ (-š- n-r-č-a- b-l-e-o į B-i-s-l-, t-k į v-e-ą p-s-. --------------------------------------------------- (Aš) norėčiau bilieto į Briuselį, tik į vieną pusę. 0
I’d like a return ticket to Copenhagen. N--ėčiau-g--žt-m-jo---l--to į -op----gą. N_______ g_________ b______ į K_________ N-r-č-a- g-į-t-m-j- b-l-e-o į K-p-n-a-ą- ---------------------------------------- Norėčiau grįžtamojo bilieto į Kopenhagą. 0
What does a berth in the sleeper cost? Ki-k k--nu--a---et- ------a--me ----ne? K___ k_______ v____ m__________ v______ K-e- k-i-u-j- v-e-a m-e-a-a-a-e v-g-n-? --------------------------------------- Kiek kainuoja vieta miegamajame vagone? 0

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