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en On the train   »   sq Nё tren

34 [thirty-four]

On the train

On the train

34 [tridhjetёekatёr]

Nё tren

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Is that the train to Berlin? A ёsh------tren- -ё- Berl--? A ё____ k_ t____ p__ B______ A ё-h-ё k- t-e-i p-r B-r-i-? ---------------------------- A ёshtё ky treni pёr Berlin? 0
When does the train leave? Kur---s-t-----i? K__ n____ t_____ K-r n-s-t t-e-i- ---------------- Kur niset treni? 0
When does the train arrive in Berlin? Ku-----in--ё---rl-n? K__ a____ n_ B______ K-r a-r-n n- B-r-i-? -------------------- Kur arrin nё Berlin? 0
Excuse me, may I pass? M- fa---, a mun--t- -a-oj? M_ f_____ a m___ t_ k_____ M- f-l-i- a m-n- t- k-l-j- -------------------------- Mё falni, a mund tё kaloj? 0
I think this is my seat. M----ket--e -y--sh-ё--e------. M_ d____ s_ k_ ё____ v____ i__ M- d-k-t s- k- ё-h-ё v-n-i i-. ------------------------------ Mё duket se ky ёshtё vendi im. 0
I think you’re sitting in my seat. M- --k-t s- j--je---u-ur----ve-din ti-. M_ d____ s_ j_ j___ u___ n_ v_____ t___ M- d-k-t s- j- j-n- u-u- n- v-n-i- t-m- --------------------------------------- Mё duket se ju jeni ulur nё vendin tim. 0
Where is the sleeper? K--ё---- vag--i-m---h-r-t--? K_ ё____ v_____ m_ s________ K- ё-h-ё v-g-n- m- s-t-e-ё-? ---------------------------- Ku ёshtё vagoni me shtretёr? 0
The sleeper is at the end of the train. V--on------htretёr-ёs-----ё-f--d t- -re---. V_____ m_ s_______ ё____ n_ f___ t_ t______ V-g-n- m- s-t-e-ё- ё-h-ё n- f-n- t- t-e-i-. ------------------------------------------- Vagoni me shtretёr ёshtё nё fund tё trenit. 0
And where is the dining car? – At the front. Ku ёs-t- -agoni--e---r---? ---- -i--i-. K_ ё____ v_____ r_________ – N_ f______ K- ё-h-ё v-g-n- r-s-o-a-t- – N- f-l-i-. --------------------------------------- Ku ёshtё vagoni restorant? – Nё fillim. 0
Can I sleep below? A---n-----fle ----t-? A m___ t_ f__ p______ A m-n- t- f-e p-s-t-? --------------------- A mund tё fle poshtё? 0
Can I sleep in the middle? A -und--ё fle -- me-? A m___ t_ f__ n_ m___ A m-n- t- f-e n- m-s- --------------------- A mund tё fle nё mes? 0
Can I sleep at the top? A------tё ----la--? A m___ t_ f__ l____ A m-n- t- f-e l-r-? ------------------- A mund tё fle lart? 0
When will we get to the border? Kur -----m- n--ku--? K__ a______ n_ k____ K-r a-r-j-ё n- k-f-? -------------------- Kur arrijmё nё kufi? 0
How long does the journey to Berlin take? Sa-zgj-t ---ё-i----ё--nё-Ber---? S_ z____ u_______ p__ n_ B______ S- z-j-t u-h-t-m- p-r n- B-r-i-? -------------------------------- Sa zgjat udhёtimi pёr nё Berlin? 0
Is the train delayed? A---ht--tr--i m--vo-e-ё? A ё____ t____ m_ v______ A ё-h-ё t-e-i m- v-n-s-? ------------------------ A ёshtё treni me vonesё? 0
Do you have something to read? A---ni-nd--jё gjё-pё-----l----r? A k___ n_____ g__ p__ t_ l______ A k-n- n-o-j- g-ё p-r t- l-x-a-? -------------------------------- A keni ndonjё gjё pёr tё lexuar? 0
Can one get something to eat and to drink here? A-mu------m-r---- n--n-- --ё p-- -- -grё-ё --e pir--kё--? A m___ t_ m______ n_____ g__ p__ t_ n_____ d__ p___ k____ A m-n- t- m-r-ё-h n-o-j- g-ё p-r t- n-r-n- d-e p-r- k-t-? --------------------------------------------------------- A mund tё marrёsh ndonjё gjё pёr tё ngrёnё dhe pirё kёtu? 0
Could you please wake me up at 7 o’clock? A m-nd ---mё z-j-ni nё or---7--0? A m___ t_ m_ z_____ n_ o___ 7____ A m-n- t- m- z-j-n- n- o-ё- 7-0-? --------------------------------- A mund tё mё zgjoni nё orёn 7.00? 0

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