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en At the train station   »   tr Tren istasyonunda

33 [thirty-three]

At the train station

At the train station

33 [otuz üç]

Tren istasyonunda

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When is the next train to Berlin? B-rlin’--bir--onr--i ---n--e-z-ma- k-l---or? B_______ b__ s______ t___ n_ z____ k________ B-r-i-’- b-r s-n-a-i t-e- n- z-m-n k-l-ı-o-? -------------------------------------------- Berlin’e bir sonraki tren ne zaman kalkıyor? 0
When is the next train to Paris? P-ris-- b----on--k- -r----- zam---k-lk--or? P______ b__ s______ t___ n_ z____ k________ P-r-s-e b-r s-n-a-i t-e- n- z-m-n k-l-ı-o-? ------------------------------------------- Paris’e bir sonraki tren ne zaman kalkıyor? 0
When is the next train to London? Lo---a’-- b-- --n---- t----ne-z--an---lkı-or? L________ b__ s______ t___ n_ z____ k________ L-n-r-’-a b-r s-n-a-i t-e- n- z-m-n k-l-ı-o-? --------------------------------------------- Londra’ya bir sonraki tren ne zaman kalkıyor? 0
When does the train for Warsaw leave? Tr-n -arşov-’-a-sa----a--a-ka--ı---? T___ V_________ s___ k____ k________ T-e- V-r-o-a-y- s-a- k-ç-a k-l-ı-o-? ------------------------------------ Tren Varşova’ya saat kaçta kalkıyor? 0
When does the train for Stockholm leave? T--n--tock-o--’- --a- -a-t--kal-ı-or? T___ S__________ s___ k____ k________ T-e- S-o-k-o-m-e s-a- k-ç-a k-l-ı-o-? ------------------------------------- Tren Stockholm’e saat kaçta kalkıyor? 0
When does the train for Budapest leave? T-en --d-p-ş-e-y- sa------t--ka---yor? T___ B___________ s___ k____ k________ T-e- B-d-p-ş-e-y- s-a- k-ç-a k-l-ı-o-? -------------------------------------- Tren Budapeşte’ye saat kaçta kalkıyor? 0
I’d like a ticket to Madrid. Mad--d’e-bir -il---i-ti-orum. M_______ b__ b____ i_________ M-d-i-’- b-r b-l-t i-t-y-r-m- ----------------------------- Madrid’e bir bilet istiyorum. 0
I’d like a ticket to Prague. Pra-’- --r-bi-et--st-yo---. P_____ b__ b____ i_________ P-a-’- b-r b-l-t i-t-y-r-m- --------------------------- Prag’a bir bilet istiyorum. 0
I’d like a ticket to Bern. B-rn’- -ir ---e--is-i-o-u-. B_____ b__ b____ i_________ B-r-’- b-r b-l-t i-t-y-r-m- --------------------------- Bern’e bir bilet istiyorum. 0
When does the train arrive in Vienna? T-en ----a-Viy-n--ya-v--ı---? T___ k____ V________ v_______ T-e- k-ç-a V-y-n-’-a v-r-y-r- ----------------------------- Tren kaçta Viyana’ya varıyor? 0
When does the train arrive in Moscow? T--n---ç---M-skov---a -a-ıy-r? T___ k____ M_________ v_______ T-e- k-ç-a M-s-o-a-y- v-r-y-r- ------------------------------ Tren kaçta Moskova’ya varıyor? 0
When does the train arrive in Amsterdam? T--n -a-t---ms-e-d---a-va-ıyor? T___ k____ A__________ v_______ T-e- k-ç-a A-s-e-d-m-a v-r-y-r- ------------------------------- Tren kaçta Amsterdam’a varıyor? 0
Do I have to change trains? A-t---- ----a- ----m m-? A______ y_____ l____ m__ A-t-r-a y-p-a- l-z-m m-? ------------------------ Aktarma yapmam lazım mı? 0
From which platform does the train leave? T-e------i-pe--nda- -alkı-or? T___ h____ p_______ k________ T-e- h-n-i p-r-n-a- k-l-ı-o-? ----------------------------- Tren hangi perondan kalkıyor? 0
Does the train have sleepers? T-ende--a--klı v--on-var-mı? T_____ y______ v____ v__ m__ T-e-d- y-t-k-ı v-g-n v-r m-? ---------------------------- Trende yataklı vagon var mı? 0
I’d like a one-way ticket to Brussels. Br-k-e-’e --lnı---idi---i-eti -sti-orum. B________ y_____ g____ b_____ i_________ B-ü-s-l-e y-l-ı- g-d-ş b-l-t- i-t-y-r-m- ---------------------------------------- Brüksel’e yalnız gidiş bileti istiyorum. 0
I’d like a return ticket to Copenhagen. K-----a--- -i--g-ri---n-ş -ilet----ti--rum. K_________ b__ g___ d____ b_____ i_________ K-p-n-a-’- b-r g-r- d-n-ş b-l-t- i-t-y-r-m- ------------------------------------------- Kopenhag’a bir geri dönüş bileti istiyorum. 0
What does a berth in the sleeper cost? Yatakl- -ago-da-- bir ye-i--ü--e-i ne-ka-a-? Y______ v________ b__ y____ ü_____ n_ k_____ Y-t-k-ı v-g-n-a-i b-r y-r-n ü-r-t- n- k-d-r- -------------------------------------------- Yataklı vagondaki bir yerin ücreti ne kadar? 0

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