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At the train station

At the train station

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Na železničnej stanici

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When is the next train to Berlin? Ke-y-id- ďal-í-vla---o Ber----? K___ i__ ď____ v___ d_ B_______ K-d- i-e ď-l-í v-a- d- B-r-í-a- ------------------------------- Kedy ide ďalší vlak do Berlína? 0
When is the next train to Paris? K--- --e ď-lší-vl-k----Par--a? K___ i__ ď____ v___ d_ P______ K-d- i-e ď-l-í v-a- d- P-r-ž-? ------------------------------ Kedy ide ďalší vlak do Paríža? 0
When is the next train to London? K-----de ď-l-í v-ak--o-Lo-dýna? K___ i__ ď____ v___ d_ L_______ K-d- i-e ď-l-í v-a- d- L-n-ý-a- ------------------------------- Kedy ide ďalší vlak do Londýna? 0
When does the train for Warsaw leave? O------j i---vlak d- -a-šav-? O k_____ i__ v___ d_ V_______ O k-ľ-e- i-e v-a- d- V-r-a-y- ----------------------------- O koľkej ide vlak do Varšavy? 0
When does the train for Stockholm leave? O koľkej -d---l-k do-Š---h--mu? O k_____ i__ v___ d_ Š_________ O k-ľ-e- i-e v-a- d- Š-o-h-l-u- ------------------------------- O koľkej ide vlak do Štokholmu? 0
When does the train for Budapest leave? O ko-kej i-----a- do ---ap-št-? O k_____ i__ v___ d_ B_________ O k-ľ-e- i-e v-a- d- B-d-p-š-i- ------------------------------- O koľkej ide vlak do Budapešti? 0
I’d like a ticket to Madrid. C--el-/-- -y s----í-tok--- M--r-du. C____ /__ b_ s__ l_____ d_ M_______ C-c-l /-a b- s-m l-s-o- d- M-d-i-u- ----------------------------------- Chcel /-a by som lístok do Madridu. 0
I’d like a ticket to Prague. C-c-l /-a by-so- lí--ok-do Prahy. C____ /__ b_ s__ l_____ d_ P_____ C-c-l /-a b- s-m l-s-o- d- P-a-y- --------------------------------- Chcel /-a by som lístok do Prahy. 0
I’d like a ticket to Bern. Chce--/-a-by so- ---to- -o-----u. C____ /__ b_ s__ l_____ d_ B_____ C-c-l /-a b- s-m l-s-o- d- B-r-u- --------------------------------- Chcel /-a by som lístok do Bernu. 0
When does the train arrive in Vienna? K--y--r--e-t-- -la- -o Vie-n-? K___ p____ t__ v___ d_ V______ K-d- p-í-e t-n v-a- d- V-e-n-? ------------------------------ Kedy príde ten vlak do Viedne? 0
When does the train arrive in Moscow? Ke-- p---------vl-k -- ---kvy? K___ p____ t__ v___ d_ M______ K-d- p-í-e t-n v-a- d- M-s-v-? ------------------------------ Kedy príde ten vlak do Moskvy? 0
When does the train arrive in Amsterdam? K-d---rí-- t-n-vl-k -- A-sterd-mu? K___ p____ t__ v___ d_ A__________ K-d- p-í-e t-n v-a- d- A-s-e-d-m-? ---------------------------------- Kedy príde ten vlak do Amsterdamu? 0
Do I have to change trains? Mus----res-u--v-ť? M____ p___________ M-s-m p-e-t-p-v-ť- ------------------ Musím prestupovať? 0
From which platform does the train leave? Z ktore--k--a-e -dch--z- --n--la-? Z k_____ k_____ o_______ t__ v____ Z k-o-e- k-ľ-j- o-c-á-z- t-n v-a-? ---------------------------------- Z ktorej koľaje odchádza ten vlak? 0
Does the train have sleepers? J- v- --a-----žkov---oze-? J_ v_ v____ l______ v_____ J- v- v-a-u l-ž-o-ý v-z-ň- -------------------------- Je vo vlaku lôžkový vozeň? 0
I’d like a one-way ticket to Brussels. Ch-e----a -y -o- l-n--e--osme--ý -ístok -o--ru--lu. C____ /__ b_ s__ l__ j__________ l_____ d_ B_______ C-c-l /-a b- s-m l-n j-d-o-m-r-ý l-s-o- d- B-u-e-u- --------------------------------------------------- Chcel /-a by som len jednosmerný lístok do Bruselu. 0
I’d like a return ticket to Copenhagen. Ch--- /----- -om-sp--to-n- c-s-ov-ý-lí-t-k ---K--a--. C____ /__ b_ s__ s________ c_______ l_____ d_ K______ C-c-l /-a b- s-m s-i-t-č-ý c-s-o-n- l-s-o- d- K-d-n-. ----------------------------------------------------- Chcel /-a by som spiatočný cestovný lístok do Kodane. 0
What does a berth in the sleeper cost? Ko--o st-j- m-e-t--v----ko----v-z-i? K____ s____ m_____ v l_______ v_____ K-ľ-o s-o-í m-e-t- v l-ž-o-o- v-z-i- ------------------------------------ Koľko stojí miesto v lôžkovom vozni? 0

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