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en At the train station   »   nl In het station

33 [thirty-three]

At the train station

At the train station

33 [drieëndertig]

In het station

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When is the next train to Berlin? Wan-e-r g--t-d--vo---nd- -rein ---r-Be---j-? W______ g___ d_ v_______ t____ n___ B_______ W-n-e-r g-a- d- v-l-e-d- t-e-n n-a- B-r-i-n- -------------------------------------------- Wanneer gaat de volgende trein naar Berlijn? 0
When is the next train to Paris? W-nn----g-a--de-vo--e----t---n -aa------j-? W______ g___ d_ v_______ t____ n___ P______ W-n-e-r g-a- d- v-l-e-d- t-e-n n-a- P-r-j-? ------------------------------------------- Wanneer gaat de volgende trein naar Parijs? 0
When is the next train to London? W-n-e---g-at de ---g---- --ein ---r-Lond--? W______ g___ d_ v_______ t____ n___ L______ W-n-e-r g-a- d- v-l-e-d- t-e-n n-a- L-n-e-? ------------------------------------------- Wanneer gaat de volgende trein naar Londen? 0
When does the train for Warsaw leave? H-e l-a- -aa- d---r--n ---- Wa-sc--u? H__ l___ g___ d_ t____ n___ W________ H-e l-a- g-a- d- t-e-n n-a- W-r-c-a-? ------------------------------------- Hoe laat gaat de trein naar Warschau? 0
When does the train for Stockholm leave? Ho- l--t gaat -- ----- --ar--t-c-h-l-? H__ l___ g___ d_ t____ n___ S_________ H-e l-a- g-a- d- t-e-n n-a- S-o-k-o-m- -------------------------------------- Hoe laat gaat de trein naar Stockholm? 0
When does the train for Budapest leave? H-e l-at---a---e tr--n--a-r-Boe-a--st? H__ l___ g___ d_ t____ n___ B_________ H-e l-a- g-a- d- t-e-n n-a- B-e-a-e-t- -------------------------------------- Hoe laat gaat de trein naar Boedapest? 0
I’d like a ticket to Madrid. I- -i--gr--g e-n--a-rtj- ---r-Ma-rid. I_ w__ g____ e__ k______ n___ M______ I- w-l g-a-g e-n k-a-t-e n-a- M-d-i-. ------------------------------------- Ik wil graag een kaartje naar Madrid. 0
I’d like a ticket to Prague. Ik--il-gr--g--e----a--je-na-- -raa-. I_ w__ g____ e__ k______ n___ P_____ I- w-l g-a-g e-n k-a-t-e n-a- P-a-g- ------------------------------------ Ik wil graag een kaartje naar Praag. 0
I’d like a ticket to Bern. I- w---g---g--en k--r-j----a- B---. I_ w__ g____ e__ k______ n___ B____ I- w-l g-a-g e-n k-a-t-e n-a- B-r-. ----------------------------------- Ik wil graag een kaartje naar Bern. 0
When does the train arrive in Vienna? W--n-er--om- -e t------- Wenen aa-? W______ k___ d_ t____ i_ W____ a___ W-n-e-r k-m- d- t-e-n i- W-n-n a-n- ----------------------------------- Wanneer komt de trein in Wenen aan? 0
When does the train arrive in Moscow? W---eer----- -e-t--i- ---M--k-- ---? W______ k___ d_ t____ i_ M_____ a___ W-n-e-r k-m- d- t-e-n i- M-s-o- a-n- ------------------------------------ Wanneer komt de trein in Moskou aan? 0
When does the train arrive in Amsterdam? W-n---r --mt-d--t-ein -n -m-te-d------? W______ k___ d_ t____ i_ A________ a___ W-n-e-r k-m- d- t-e-n i- A-s-e-d-m a-n- --------------------------------------- Wanneer komt de trein in Amsterdam aan? 0
Do I have to change trains? Moet--k ov-r--a-pe-? M___ i_ o___________ M-e- i- o-e-s-a-p-n- -------------------- Moet ik overstappen? 0
From which platform does the train leave? V-n-f-we----er--n ver-re-t--e --ei-? V____ w___ p_____ v_______ d_ t_____ V-n-f w-l- p-r-o- v-r-r-k- d- t-e-n- ------------------------------------ Vanaf welk perron vertrekt de trein? 0
Does the train have sleepers? Zijn er--l-ap-ag-ns -- -e tr-i-? Z___ e_ s__________ i_ d_ t_____ Z-j- e- s-a-p-a-e-s i- d- t-e-n- -------------------------------- Zijn er slaapwagens in de trein? 0
I’d like a one-way ticket to Brussels. I---il-gr-a---e- ---e-t-e -aa--Bru-sel. I_ w__ g____ e__ e_______ n___ B_______ I- w-l g-a-g e-n e-k-l-j- n-a- B-u-s-l- --------------------------------------- Ik wil graag een enkeltje naar Brussel. 0
I’d like a return ticket to Copenhagen. Ik -i--graag-een-r-t-u-t-- K--e-ha---. I_ w__ g____ e__ r________ K__________ I- w-l g-a-g e-n r-t-u-t-e K-p-n-a-e-. -------------------------------------- Ik wil graag een retourtje Kopenhagen. 0
What does a berth in the sleeper cost? Ho-vee- k--t e---p-aats------ -----w-ge-? H______ k___ e__ p_____ i_ d_ s__________ H-e-e-l k-s- e-n p-a-t- i- d- s-a-p-a-e-? ----------------------------------------- Hoeveel kost een plaats in de slaapwagen? 0

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