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34 [thirty-four]

On the train

On the train

34 [otuz dört]

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Is that the train to Berlin? B- ---l--’- giden --e---i? B_ B_______ g____ t___ m__ B- B-r-i-’- g-d-n t-e- m-? -------------------------- Bu Berlin’e giden tren mi? 0
When does the train leave? Tren -e-z-m-n -al---or? T___ n_ z____ k________ T-e- n- z-m-n k-l-ı-o-? ----------------------- Tren ne zaman kalkıyor? 0
When does the train arrive in Berlin? T-----erli--- -- z-m---v--ıy--? T___ B_______ n_ z____ v_______ T-e- B-r-i-’- n- z-m-n v-r-y-r- ------------------------------- Tren Berlin’e ne zaman varıyor? 0
Excuse me, may I pass? Öz-r---l----, g-çe-i--- m--i-? Ö___ d_______ g________ m_____ Ö-ü- d-l-r-m- g-ç-b-l-r m-y-m- ------------------------------ Özür dilerim, geçebilir miyim? 0
I think this is my seat. Zan-e--rs--------ı-b-n-m----i-. Z__________ b_____ b____ y_____ Z-n-e-e-s-m b-r-s- b-n-m y-r-m- ------------------------------- Zannedersem burası benim yerim. 0
I think you’re sitting in my seat. Zan---e-s-m -en-m y-r-m---otu--yo-s--u-. Z__________ b____ y______ o_____________ Z-n-e-e-s-m b-n-m y-r-m-e o-u-u-o-s-n-z- ---------------------------------------- Zannedersem benim yerimde oturuyorsunuz. 0
Where is the sleeper? Yat--l--vag-n -----? Y______ v____ n_____ Y-t-k-ı v-g-n n-r-e- -------------------- Yataklı vagon nerde? 0
The sleeper is at the end of the train. Y-t---ı--a-on-treni- so---da. Y______ v____ t_____ s_______ Y-t-k-ı v-g-n t-e-i- s-n-n-a- ----------------------------- Yataklı vagon trenin sonunda. 0
And where is the dining car? – At the front. Ve--e--k--ago----ere-e--–-Ba-t-. V_ y____ v_____ n______ – B_____ V- y-m-k v-g-n- n-r-d-? – B-ş-a- -------------------------------- Ve yemek vagonu nerede? – Başta. 0
Can I sleep below? Aş----a-y-t---l-- -i-im? A______ y________ m_____ A-a-ı-a y-t-b-l-r m-y-m- ------------------------ Aşağıda yatabilir miyim? 0
Can I sleep in the middle? Ort-da y--abil----iyim? O_____ y________ m_____ O-t-d- y-t-b-l-r m-y-m- ----------------------- Ortada yatabilir miyim? 0
Can I sleep at the top? Yu--rı-a ya--b-lir mi-im? Y_______ y________ m_____ Y-k-r-d- y-t-b-l-r m-y-m- ------------------------- Yukarıda yatabilir miyim? 0
When will we get to the border? Ne-zam-- -ını-da-ola-ağız? N_ z____ s______ o________ N- z-m-n s-n-r-a o-a-a-ı-? -------------------------- Ne zaman sınırda olacağız? 0
How long does the journey to Berlin take? Be----’----d---ne-kad-- --rü--r? B_______ g____ n_ k____ s_______ B-r-i-’- g-d-ş n- k-d-r s-r-y-r- -------------------------------- Berlin’e gidiş ne kadar sürüyor? 0
Is the train delayed? Tren-n -öt--ı var---? T_____ r_____ v__ m__ T-e-i- r-t-r- v-r m-? --------------------- Trenin rötarı var mı? 0
Do you have something to read? O---aca--b----e--niz ------? O_______ b__ ş______ v__ m__ O-u-a-a- b-r ş-y-n-z v-r m-? ---------------------------- Okuyacak bir şeyiniz var mı? 0
Can one get something to eat and to drink here? B-ra----iyec-k ----çecek -ir ş--le- -ul-n--o--m-? B_____ y______ v_ i_____ b__ ş_____ b________ m__ B-r-d- y-y-c-k v- i-e-e- b-r ş-y-e- b-l-n-y-r m-? ------------------------------------------------- Burada yiyecek ve içecek bir şeyler bulunuyor mu? 0
Could you please wake me up at 7 o’clock? Beni s--t 7----d- -ya----ır -ısınız lüt--n? B___ s___ 7___ d_ u________ m______ l______ B-n- s-a- 7-0- d- u-a-d-r-r m-s-n-z l-t-e-? ------------------------------------------- Beni saat 7.00 de uyandırır mısınız lütfen? 0

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