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en At the train station   »   px Na estação

33 [thirty-three]

At the train station

At the train station

33 [trinta e três]

Na estação

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When is the next train to Berlin? Qua--o-sa- o -r-xi-o -re- -ara-Ber---? Q_____ s__ o p______ t___ p___ B______ Q-a-d- s-i o p-ó-i-o t-e- p-r- B-r-i-? -------------------------------------- Quando sai o próximo trem para Berlim? 0
When is the next train to Paris? Q-an-o --i --pró-i-o --em------P--i-? Q_____ s__ o p______ t___ p___ P_____ Q-a-d- s-i o p-ó-i-o t-e- p-r- P-r-s- ------------------------------------- Quando sai o próximo trem para Paris? 0
When is the next train to London? Quando-sai-o ---x--o ---m p--- Lo-d---? Q_____ s__ o p______ t___ p___ L_______ Q-a-d- s-i o p-ó-i-o t-e- p-r- L-n-r-s- --------------------------------------- Quando sai o próximo trem para Londres? 0
When does the train for Warsaw leave? A que --ras --i o -re- vai para ---só---? A q__ h____ v__ o t___ v__ p___ V________ A q-e h-r-s v-i o t-e- v-i p-r- V-r-ó-i-? ----------------------------------------- A que horas vai o trem vai para Varsóvia? 0
When does the train for Stockholm leave? A q-- --r-s v-i o -re--v-i para--stoc-l--? A q__ h____ v__ o t___ v__ p___ E_________ A q-e h-r-s v-i o t-e- v-i p-r- E-t-c-l-o- ------------------------------------------ A que horas vai o trem vai para Estocolmo? 0
When does the train for Budapest leave? A-q-e h--as---i-o -----vai-p--a-B-----ste? A q__ h____ v__ o t___ v__ p___ B_________ A q-e h-r-s v-i o t-e- v-i p-r- B-d-p-s-e- ------------------------------------------ A que horas vai o trem vai para Budapeste? 0
I’d like a ticket to Madrid. Eu----r- -- b--he-e para--a--i-. E_ q____ u_ b______ p___ M______ E- q-e-o u- b-l-e-e p-r- M-d-i-. -------------------------------- Eu quero um bilhete para Madrid. 0
I’d like a ticket to Prague. Eu quero -m----het----r- -----. E_ q____ u_ b______ p___ P_____ E- q-e-o u- b-l-e-e p-r- P-a-a- ------------------------------- Eu quero um bilhete para Praga. 0
I’d like a ticket to Bern. Eu qu-r- -m --------p------rna. E_ q____ u_ b______ p___ B_____ E- q-e-o u- b-l-e-e p-r- B-r-a- ------------------------------- Eu quero um bilhete para Berna. 0
When does the train arrive in Vienna? Qu---o--h--a o--re- - V-e--? Q_____ c____ o t___ a V_____ Q-a-d- c-e-a o t-e- a V-e-a- ---------------------------- Quando chega o trem a Viena? 0
When does the train arrive in Moscow? Q------che-a o -r-m a-----ou? Q_____ c____ o t___ a M______ Q-a-d- c-e-a o t-e- a M-s-o-? ----------------------------- Quando chega o trem a Moscou? 0
When does the train arrive in Amsterdam? Qu------hega - -rem ---ms-erd--? Q_____ c____ o t___ a A_________ Q-a-d- c-e-a o t-e- a A-s-e-d-o- -------------------------------- Quando chega o trem a Amsterdão? 0
Do I have to change trains? P-ec-s- troca- de---em? P______ t_____ d_ t____ P-e-i-o t-o-a- d- t-e-? ----------------------- Preciso trocar de trem? 0
From which platform does the train leave? De--u--estaç---sai ------? D_ q__ e______ s__ o t____ D- q-e e-t-ç-o s-i o t-e-? -------------------------- De que estação sai o trem? 0
Does the train have sleepers? O -r------ va--------o? O t___ t__ v___________ O t-e- t-m v-g-o-l-i-o- ----------------------- O trem tem vagão-leito? 0
I’d like a one-way ticket to Brussels. Eu ---quero uma-pa----e- ----da-pa-a B-uxe-a-. E_ s_ q____ u__ p_______ d_ i__ p___ B________ E- s- q-e-o u-a p-s-a-e- d- i-a p-r- B-u-e-a-. ---------------------------------------------- Eu só quero uma passagem de ida para Bruxelas. 0
I’d like a return ticket to Copenhagen. Eu-qu--- --a-pa--agem ---vol------a -op-nha-ue. E_ q____ u__ p_______ d_ v____ p___ C__________ E- q-e-o u-a p-s-a-e- d- v-l-a p-r- C-p-n-a-u-. ----------------------------------------------- Eu quero uma passagem de volta para Copenhague. 0
What does a berth in the sleeper cost? Qu-n---c--t--u- l--ar--o -ag-----i--? Q_____ c____ u_ l____ n_ v___________ Q-a-t- c-s-a u- l-g-r n- v-g-o-l-i-o- ------------------------------------- Quanto custa um lugar no vagão-leito? 0

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