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34 [thirty-four]

On the train

On the train

34 [Ba mươi tư]

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Is that the train to Berlin? Đâ- -à--à----a đ-n-Be-li- p--i -hôn-? Đ__ l_ t__ h__ đ__ B_____ p___ k_____ Đ-y l- t-u h-a đ-n B-r-i- p-ả- k-ô-g- ------------------------------------- Đây là tàu hỏa đến Berlin phải không? 0
When does the train leave? Ba---iờ --u-c---? B__ g__ t__ c____ B-o g-ờ t-u c-ạ-? ----------------- Bao giờ tàu chạy? 0
When does the train arrive in Berlin? B---g-ờ -à--đế- -er-i-? B__ g__ t__ đ__ B______ B-o g-ờ t-u đ-n B-r-i-? ----------------------- Bao giờ tàu đến Berlin? 0
Excuse me, may I pass? X-- -ỗ-,-c-- tôi -i--u--được-k--ng? X__ l___ c__ t__ đ_ q__ đ___ k_____ X-n l-i- c-o t-i đ- q-a đ-ợ- k-ô-g- ----------------------------------- Xin lỗi, cho tôi đi qua được không? 0
I think this is my seat. Tô- nghĩ---ng -â--l- -hỗ-------i. T__ n___ r___ đ__ l_ c__ c__ t___ T-i n-h- r-n- đ-y l- c-ỗ c-a t-i- --------------------------------- Tôi nghĩ rằng đây là chỗ của tôi. 0
I think you’re sitting in my seat. Tôi --h- -ằ-g--ạn----i--------- của-tôi. T__ n___ r___ b__ n___ n___ c__ c__ t___ T-i n-h- r-n- b-n n-ồ- n-ầ- c-ỗ c-a t-i- ---------------------------------------- Tôi nghĩ rằng bạn ngồi nhầm chỗ của tôi. 0
Where is the sleeper? T-- nằm - đâu? T__ n__ ở đ___ T-a n-m ở đ-u- -------------- Toa nằm ở đâu? 0
The sleeper is at the end of the train. T-----m-- --ố- tà-. T__ n__ ở c___ t___ T-a n-m ở c-ố- t-u- ------------------- Toa nằm ở cuối tàu. 0
And where is the dining car? – At the front. T-- ăn-ở---u- - --đ-- -ầu. T__ ă_ ở đ___ – Ở đ__ t___ T-a ă- ở đ-u- – Ở đ-u t-u- -------------------------- Toa ăn ở đâu? – Ở đầu tầu. 0
Can I sleep below? T-i---ủ---tầ-g -ư-- -uợc----n-? T__ n__ ở t___ d___ đ___ k_____ T-i n-ủ ở t-n- d-ớ- đ-ợ- k-ô-g- ------------------------------- Tôi ngủ ở tầng dưới đuợc không? 0
Can I sleep in the middle? T-i-n-ủ-- tầ-g ---a --ợc không? T__ n__ ở t___ g___ đ___ k_____ T-i n-ủ ở t-n- g-ữ- đ-ợ- k-ô-g- ------------------------------- Tôi ngủ ở tầng giữa được không? 0
Can I sleep at the top? T-i-n-ủ ở----g tr-----ợc -hông? T__ n__ ở t___ t___ đ___ k_____ T-i n-ủ ở t-n- t-ê- đ-ợ- k-ô-g- ------------------------------- Tôi ngủ ở tầng trên được không? 0
When will we get to the border? Bao-g----h-ng-ta---n b-ên----i? B__ g__ c____ t_ đ__ b___ g____ B-o g-ờ c-ú-g t- đ-n b-ê- g-ớ-? ------------------------------- Bao giờ chúng ta đến biên giới? 0
How long does the journey to Berlin take? C---ế- ----ến B-r----mấ---a--lâu? C_____ đ_ đ__ B_____ m__ b__ l___ C-u-ế- đ- đ-n B-r-i- m-t b-o l-u- --------------------------------- Chuyến đi đến Berlin mất bao lâu? 0
Is the train delayed? T-- h-a--ị-mu-- - -rễ-p--i-kh---? T__ h__ b_ m___ / t__ p___ k_____ T-u h-a b- m-ộ- / t-ễ p-ả- k-ô-g- --------------------------------- Tàu hỏa bị muộn / trễ phải không? 0
Do you have something to read? Bạn -- gì-đ- đọ- k-ô-g? B__ c_ g_ đ_ đ__ k_____ B-n c- g- đ- đ-c k-ô-g- ----------------------- Bạn có gì để đọc không? 0
Can one get something to eat and to drink here? Ở-đây có--ì--- -n -à --n---ượ- -hông? Ở đ__ c_ g_ đ_ ă_ v_ u___ đ___ k_____ Ở đ-y c- g- đ- ă- v- u-n- đ-ợ- k-ô-g- ------------------------------------- Ở đây có gì để ăn và uống được không? 0
Could you please wake me up at 7 o’clock? Bạ- sẽ đánh -h-c--ôi-v-o lú---.-0 giờ----- ----g? B__ s_ đ___ t___ t__ v__ l__ 7___ g__ đ___ k_____ B-n s- đ-n- t-ứ- t-i v-o l-c 7-0- g-ờ đ-ợ- k-ô-g- ------------------------------------------------- Bạn sẽ đánh thức tôi vào lúc 7.00 giờ được không? 0

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