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en At the train station   »   sv På stationen

33 [thirty-three]

At the train station

At the train station

33 [trettiotre]

På stationen

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When is the next train to Berlin? N-- -å- nä-ta tå- -ill ----in? N__ g__ n____ t__ t___ B______ N-r g-r n-s-a t-g t-l- B-r-i-? ------------------------------ När går nästa tåg till Berlin? 0
When is the next train to Paris? Nä- --- n--ta-t-g-till Par-s? N__ g__ n____ t__ t___ P_____ N-r g-r n-s-a t-g t-l- P-r-s- ----------------------------- När går nästa tåg till Paris? 0
When is the next train to London? N---g-r-----a t-g ti---L-n--n? N__ g__ n____ t__ t___ L______ N-r g-r n-s-a t-g t-l- L-n-o-? ------------------------------ När går nästa tåg till London? 0
When does the train for Warsaw leave? N-r gå---åg---t-l- Wars---a? N__ g__ t____ t___ W________ N-r g-r t-g-t t-l- W-r-z-w-? ---------------------------- När går tåget till Warszawa? 0
When does the train for Stockholm leave? När-g-r -åg---til- S-oc-holm? N__ g__ t____ t___ S_________ N-r g-r t-g-t t-l- S-o-k-o-m- ----------------------------- När går tåget till Stockholm? 0
When does the train for Budapest leave? N-r -år tå----till ---ap---? N__ g__ t____ t___ B________ N-r g-r t-g-t t-l- B-d-p-s-? ---------------------------- När går tåget till Budapest? 0
I’d like a ticket to Madrid. Ja--s---le-v---a-ha--n b----tt-t--l -ad---. J__ s_____ v____ h_ e_ b______ t___ M______ J-g s-u-l- v-l-a h- e- b-l-e-t t-l- M-d-i-. ------------------------------------------- Jag skulle vilja ha en biljett till Madrid. 0
I’d like a ticket to Prague. Jag-sk-l----il-a--- -n-bi-j----ti----ra-. J__ s_____ v____ h_ e_ b______ t___ P____ J-g s-u-l- v-l-a h- e- b-l-e-t t-l- P-a-. ----------------------------------------- Jag skulle vilja ha en biljett till Prag. 0
I’d like a ticket to Bern. J-g--k------i--a--a----bi---t- t----Ber-. J__ s_____ v____ h_ e_ b______ t___ B____ J-g s-u-l- v-l-a h- e- b-l-e-t t-l- B-r-. ----------------------------------------- Jag skulle vilja ha en biljett till Bern. 0
When does the train arrive in Vienna? N-- --m-e- ---et-f-am-ti-l Wi-n? N__ k_____ t____ f___ t___ W____ N-r k-m-e- t-g-t f-a- t-l- W-e-? -------------------------------- När kommer tåget fram till Wien? 0
When does the train arrive in Moscow? N-- --m-e- -å-e---ram t-ll-----va? N__ k_____ t____ f___ t___ M______ N-r k-m-e- t-g-t f-a- t-l- M-s-v-? ---------------------------------- När kommer tåget fram till Moskva? 0
When does the train arrive in Amsterdam? Nä- k---er tåg-t--ra------ A--te-da-? N__ k_____ t____ f___ t___ A_________ N-r k-m-e- t-g-t f-a- t-l- A-s-e-d-m- ------------------------------------- När kommer tåget fram till Amsterdam? 0
Do I have to change trains? Mås-e --g-b--a --g? M____ j__ b___ t___ M-s-e j-g b-t- t-g- ------------------- Måste jag byta tåg? 0
From which platform does the train leave? Fr----i--et-sp---a--år-t----? F___ v_____ s___ a____ t_____ F-å- v-l-e- s-å- a-g-r t-g-t- ----------------------------- Från vilket spår avgår tåget? 0
Does the train have sleepers? Finns--et-sovva-- i---get? F____ d__ s______ i t_____ F-n-s d-t s-v-a-n i t-g-t- -------------------------- Finns det sovvagn i tåget? 0
I’d like a one-way ticket to Brussels. Ja- -i-l ---- ----n-e-k-- ----ett--ill Br-s--l. J__ v___ b___ h_ e_ e____ b______ t___ B_______ J-g v-l- b-r- h- e- e-k-l b-l-e-t t-l- B-y-s-l- ----------------------------------------------- Jag vill bara ha en enkel biljett till Bryssel. 0
I’d like a return ticket to Copenhagen. J-g--kul-e-vi-j--h--en -etu-b----tt--il- -ö-----mn. J__ s_____ v____ h_ e_ r___________ t___ K_________ J-g s-u-l- v-l-a h- e- r-t-r-i-j-t- t-l- K-p-n-a-n- --------------------------------------------------- Jag skulle vilja ha en returbiljett till Köpenhamn. 0
What does a berth in the sleeper cost? V-- ---tar--n s-vv---s---j--t? V__ k_____ e_ s_______________ V-d k-s-a- e- s-v-a-n-b-l-e-t- ------------------------------ Vad kostar en sovvagnsbiljett? 0

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