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en On the train   »   ca Al tren

34 [thirty-four]

On the train

On the train

34 [trenta-quatre]

Al tren

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Is that the train to Berlin? Que é--a--e-- -l--ren a--er---? Q__ é_ a_____ e_ t___ a B______ Q-e é- a-u-s- e- t-e- a B-r-í-? ------------------------------- Que és aquest el tren a Berlín? 0
When does the train leave? Qu----u---e--tre-? Q___ s___ e_ t____ Q-a- s-r- e- t-e-? ------------------ Quan surt el tren? 0
When does the train arrive in Berlin? Q--n a----a e- -re- - -er-ín? Q___ a_____ e_ t___ a B______ Q-a- a-r-b- e- t-e- a B-r-í-? ----------------------------- Quan arriba el tren a Berlín? 0
Excuse me, may I pass? P----,-q---puc-p---a-? P_____ q__ p__ p______ P-r-ó- q-e p-c p-s-a-? ---------------------- Perdó, que puc passar? 0
I think this is my seat. C-ec-----é- e--meu-se--n-. C___ q__ é_ e_ m__ s______ C-e- q-e é- e- m-u s-i-n-. -------------------------- Crec que és el meu seient. 0
I think you’re sitting in my seat. C-ec q-e v-s-è-est- a-s--ut--l m-u--lo-. C___ q__ v____ e___ a______ a_ m__ l____ C-e- q-e v-s-è e-t- a-s-g-t a- m-u l-o-. ---------------------------------------- Crec que vostè està assegut al meu lloc. 0
Where is the sleeper? On -- el c-t-----i-? O_ é_ e_ c__________ O- é- e- c-t-e-l-i-? -------------------- On és el cotxe-llit? 0
The sleeper is at the end of the train. El co-----li---- a----cu- de--t--n. E_ c_________ é_ a l_ c__ d__ t____ E- c-t-e-l-i- é- a l- c-a d-l t-e-. ----------------------------------- El cotxe-llit és a la cua del tren. 0
And where is the dining car? – At the front. O---s--l res----a-t?-–--n--- ---. O_ é_ e_ r__________ – E_ e_ c___ O- é- e- r-s-a-r-n-? – E- e- c-p- --------------------------------- On és el restaurant? – En el cap. 0
Can I sleep below? P-c-d----r-a----a? P__ d_____ a s____ P-c d-r-i- a s-t-? ------------------ Puc dormir a sota? 0
Can I sleep in the middle? Puc --r----al---g? P__ d_____ a_ m___ P-c d-r-i- a- m-g- ------------------ Puc dormir al mig? 0
Can I sleep at the top? Pu--d-r-ir-a ----? P__ d_____ a d____ P-c d-r-i- a d-l-? ------------------ Puc dormir a dalt? 0
When will we get to the border? Qua- se-e- a l----on----? Q___ s____ a l_ f________ Q-a- s-r-m a l- f-o-t-r-? ------------------------- Quan serem a la frontera? 0
How long does the journey to Berlin take? Qua---du-a--- v-a----a ---lín? Q____ d___ e_ v_____ a B______ Q-a-t d-r- e- v-a-g- a B-r-í-? ------------------------------ Quant dura el viatge a Berlín? 0
Is the train delayed? Qu- e--t--n té -et-r-? Q__ e_ t___ t_ r______ Q-e e- t-e- t- r-t-r-? ---------------------- Que el tren té retard? 0
Do you have something to read? Teni- --s-----------? T____ r__ p__ l______ T-n-u r-s p-r l-e-i-? --------------------- Teniu res per llegir? 0
Can one get something to eat and to drink here? Qu---- --t demana--d- m-n-a- ---eu-e -q--? Q__ e_ p__ d______ d_ m_____ i b____ a____ Q-e e- p-t d-m-n-r d- m-n-a- i b-u-e a-u-? ------------------------------------------ Que es pot demanar de menjar i beure aquí? 0
Could you please wake me up at 7 o’clock? Em---deu d--pe--ar a les-7------l ----? E_ p____ d________ a l__ 7___ d__ m____ E- p-d-u d-s-e-t-r a l-s 7-0- d-l m-t-? --------------------------------------- Em podeu despertar a les 7:00 del matí? 0

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