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en On the train   »   fa ‫در قطار‬

34 [thirty-four]

On the train

On the train

‫34 [سی و چهار]‬

34 [see-o-cha-hâr]

‫در قطار‬

[dar ghatâr]

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Is that the train to Berlin? ‫-ین قط-ر-به--ر-ی- می----؟‬ ‫___ ق___ ب_ ب____ م______ ‫-ی- ق-ا- ب- ب-ل-ن م-‌-و-؟- --------------------------- ‫این قطار به برلین می‌رود؟‬ 0
in---atâ--i-t-k---e b----n -i--v--? i_ g_________ k_ b_ b_____ m_______ i- g-a-â---s- k- b- b-r-i- m-r-v-d- ----------------------------------- in ghatâr-ist ke be berlin miravad?
When does the train leave? ‫قط-- -ی-حر----ی‌کن--‬ ‫____ ک_ ح___ م______ ‫-ط-ر ک- ح-ک- م-‌-ن-؟- ---------------------- ‫قطار کی حرکت می‌کند؟‬ 0
g-------h---ogh- -a-ek-- mi-----? g_____ c__ m____ h______ m_______ g-a-â- c-e m-g-e h-r-k-t m-k-n-d- --------------------------------- ghatâr che moghe harekat mikonad?
When does the train arrive in Berlin? ‫ک--‫-طا---ه بر--ن می--س--‬ ‫__ ‫____ ب_ ب____ م______ ‫-ی ‫-ط-ر ب- ب-ل-ن م-‌-س-؟- --------------------------- ‫کی ‫قطار به برلین می‌رسد؟‬ 0
g---â--ch--m-ghe-b-----l---mire-ad? g_____ c__ m____ b_ b_____ m_______ g-a-â- c-e m-g-e b- b-r-i- m-r-s-d- ----------------------------------- ghatâr che moghe be berlin miresad?
Excuse me, may I pass? ‫--خش-د--ا-ا-- هست-عب-ر--نم-(---شو--؟‬ ‫_______ ا____ ه__ ع___ ک__ (__ ش_____ ‫-ب-ش-د- ا-ا-ه ه-ت ع-و- ک-م (-د ش-م-؟- -------------------------------------- ‫ببخشید، اجازه هست عبور کنم (رد شوم)؟‬ 0
b-b------id--e--z- ---- o-ur--o-a-? b___________ e____ h___ o___ k_____ b-b-k---h-d- e-â-e h-s- o-u- k-n-m- ----------------------------------- bebakh-shid, ejâze hast obur konam?
I think this is my seat. ‫ف---می-کنم ا-نجا جای -ن -ست.‬ ‫___ م____ ا____ ج__ م_ ا____ ‫-ک- م-‌-ن- ا-ن-ا ج-ی م- ا-ت-‬ ------------------------------ ‫فکر می‌کنم اینجا جای من است.‬ 0
f-kr-mi--n-m---jâ-j--e-ma---st. f___ m______ i___ j___ m__ a___ f-k- m-k-n-m i-j- j-y- m-n a-t- ------------------------------- fekr mikonam injâ jâye man ast.
I think you’re sitting in my seat. ‫-کر -ی-کن-------وی--ند-ی -ن --س-ه-ا-د.‬ ‫___ م____ ش__ ر__ ص____ م_ ن____ ا____ ‫-ک- م-‌-ن- ش-ا ر-ی ص-د-ی م- ن-س-ه ا-د-‬ ---------------------------------------- ‫فکر می‌کنم شما روی صندلی من نشسته اید.‬ 0
fekr --k--am-s---- -oo-e s-nda-----m-n-n--h-s----d. f___ m______ s____ r____ s________ m__ n___________ f-k- m-k-n-m s-o-â r-o-e s-n-a-i-e m-n n-s-a-t---d- --------------------------------------------------- fekr mikonam shomâ rooye sandali-e man neshaste-id.
Where is the sleeper? ‫ک----خ--ب --ا ا-ت؟‬ ‫____ خ___ ک__ ا____ ‫-و-ه خ-ا- ک-ا ا-ت-‬ -------------------- ‫کوپه خواب کجا است؟‬ 0
k-p-pe-y--k-âb k-j--t? k________ k___ k______ k-p-p---e k-â- k-j-s-? ---------------------- kup-pe-ye khâb kojâst?
The sleeper is at the end of the train. ‫ --پ----ا- -ر--ن-ه-- ق----اس--‬ ‫ ک___ خ___ د_ ا_____ ق___ ا____ ‫ ک-پ- خ-ا- د- ا-ت-ا- ق-ا- ا-ت-‬ -------------------------------- ‫ کوپه خواب در انتهای قطار است.‬ 0
k----e-----hâb---r--n-ehâ-e g---â---s-. k________ k___ d__ e_______ g_____ a___ k-p-p---e k-â- d-r e-t-h-y- g-a-â- a-t- --------------------------------------- kup-pe-ye khâb dar entehâye ghatâr ast.
And where is the dining car? – At the front. ‫و --ت-ر-ن-ق-ار --اس-؟ د-ابتدای ---ر.‬ ‫_ ر______ ق___ ک_____ د_______ ق_____ ‫- ر-ت-ر-ن ق-ا- ک-ا-ت- د-ا-ت-ا- ق-ا-.- -------------------------------------- ‫و رستوران قطار کجاست؟ درابتدای قطار.‬ 0
va--estu--n---g-at------â-t- d-r-e-t-dâ-- g-a---. v_ r_________ g_____ k______ d__ e_______ g______ v- r-s-u-â--- g-a-â- k-j-s-? d-r e-t-d-y- g-a-â-. ------------------------------------------------- va resturân-e ghatâr kojâst? dar ebtedâye ghatâr.
Can I sleep below? ‫می‌توا---پ---ن -خواب--‬ ‫_______ پ____ ب_______ ‫-ی-ت-ا-م پ-ی-ن ب-و-ب-؟- ------------------------ ‫می‌توانم پایین بخوابم؟‬ 0
m-ta-ân-- pâ-i- bek----m? m________ p____ b________ m-t-v-n-m p---n b-k-â-a-? ------------------------- mitavânam pâ-in bekhâbam?
Can I sleep in the middle? ‫-ی‌تو-نم -س--ب--اب-؟‬ ‫_______ و__ ب_______ ‫-ی-ت-ا-م و-ط ب-و-ب-؟- ---------------------- ‫می‌توانم وسط بخوابم؟‬ 0
mit-v-n-m v-sat-be-hâb--? m________ v____ b________ m-t-v-n-m v-s-t b-k-â-a-? ------------------------- mitavânam vasat bekhâbam?
Can I sleep at the top? ‫-ی--وان------ بخواب-؟‬ ‫_______ ب___ ب_______ ‫-ی-ت-ا-م ب-ل- ب-و-ب-؟- ----------------------- ‫می‌توانم بالا بخوابم؟‬ 0
m-------m ---- -ek-âbam? m________ b___ b________ m-t-v-n-m b-l- b-k-â-a-? ------------------------ mitavânam bâlâ bekhâbam?
When will we get to the border? ‫کی-به -ر--می--سیم-‬ ‫__ ب_ م__ م_______ ‫-ی ب- م-ز م-‌-س-م-‬ -------------------- ‫کی به مرز می‌رسیم؟‬ 0
k-y b- -----m-res--? k__ b_ m___ m_______ k-y b- m-r- m-r-s-m- -------------------- key be marz miresim?
How long does the journey to Berlin take? ‫-فر -ه--ر-ین چقد- طو---ی-ک-د-‬ ‫___ ب_ ب____ چ___ ط__ م______ ‫-ف- ب- ب-ل-ن چ-د- ط-ل م-‌-ش-؟- ------------------------------- ‫سفر به برلین چقدر طول می‌کشد؟‬ 0
saf-- b---er-i--c-e m-d-d-t ---l -i-----d? s____ b_ b_____ c__ m______ t___ m________ s-f-r b- b-r-i- c-e m-d-d-t t-o- m-k-s-a-? ------------------------------------------ safar be berlin che mod-dat tool mikeshad?
Is the train delayed? ‫-طار--ا-یر---رد؟‬ ‫____ ت____ د_____ ‫-ط-ر ت-خ-ر د-ر-؟- ------------------ ‫قطار تاخیر دارد؟‬ 0
gh---r------h-- dâr-d? g_____ t_______ d_____ g-a-â- t---k-i- d-r-d- ---------------------- ghatâr ta-akhir dârad?
Do you have something to read? ‫-یزی ب-ای---ان-ن--ا-ید-‬ ‫____ ب___ خ_____ د______ ‫-ی-ی ب-ا- خ-ا-د- د-ر-د-‬ ------------------------- ‫چیزی برای خواندن دارید؟‬ 0
c--z- bar-----hâ-----dâ---? c____ b_____ k______ d_____ c-i-i b-r-y- k-â-d-n d-r-d- --------------------------- chizi barâye khândan dârid?
Can one get something to eat and to drink here? ‫ا-ن-- می-شو- خ-را-- -ا ن--ی-نی پ--- ک---‬ ‫_____ م____ خ_____ ی_ ن______ پ___ ک____ ‫-ی-ج- م-‌-و- خ-ر-ک- ی- ن-ش-د-ی پ-د- ک-د-‬ ------------------------------------------ ‫اینجا می‌شود خوراکی یا نوشیدنی پیدا کرد؟‬ 0
in-â ----v-n --orâki -â n--hi-a-i -a-i-y-----d? i___ m______ k______ y_ n________ t______ k____ i-j- m-t-v-n k-o-â-i y- n-s-i-a-i t-h---e k-r-? ----------------------------------------------- injâ mitavân khorâki yâ nushidani tahi-ye kard?
Could you please wake me up at 7 o’clock? ‫ممک--است م-----ع- 7 بید----ن---‬ ‫____ ا__ م__ س___ 7 ب____ ک_____ ‫-م-ن ا-ت م-ا س-ع- 7 ب-د-ر ک-ی-؟- --------------------------------- ‫ممکن است مرا ساعت 7 بیدار کنید؟‬ 0
m-mk---as- -ar- s--a----aft bi-â--k-n--? m_____ a__ m___ s_____ h___ b____ k_____ m-m-e- a-t m-r- s---t- h-f- b-d-r k-n-d- ---------------------------------------- momken ast marâ sâ-ate haft bidâr konid?

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