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en At the airport   »   eo Ĉe la flughaveno

35 [thirty-five]

At the airport

At the airport

35 [tridek kvin]

Ĉe la flughaveno

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I’d like to book a flight to Athens. Mi ŝ-t-- re-e-v--fl------l-At---. M_ ŝ____ r______ f_____ a_ A_____ M- ŝ-t-s r-z-r-i f-u-o- a- A-e-o- --------------------------------- Mi ŝatus rezervi flugon al Ateno. 0
Is it a direct flight? Ĉ- --o-es-a- re--a-f-u-o? Ĉ_ t__ e____ r____ f_____ Ĉ- t-o e-t-s r-k-a f-u-o- ------------------------- Ĉu tio estas rekta flugo? 0
A window seat, non-smoking, please. Se--u--n, -p--fe--str-n -id---o-- mi-pe---. S________ a____________ s________ m_ p_____ S-n-u-a-, a-u-f-n-s-r-n s-d-o-o-, m- p-t-s- ------------------------------------------- Senfuman, apudfenestran sidlokon, mi petas. 0
I would like to confirm my reservation. M- ŝa-us----f--mi--ian--eze----. M_ ŝ____ k_______ m___ r________ M- ŝ-t-s k-n-i-m- m-a- r-z-r-o-. -------------------------------- Mi ŝatus konfirmi mian rezervon. 0
I would like to cancel my reservation. Mi ŝa-u-----ig- -i---rez-r--n. M_ ŝ____ n_____ m___ r________ M- ŝ-t-s n-l-g- m-a- r-z-r-o-. ------------------------------ Mi ŝatus nuligi mian rezervon. 0
I would like to change my reservation. Mi--a--s -od-fi--ia--rez-rvo-. M_ ŝ____ m_____ m___ r________ M- ŝ-t-s m-d-f- m-a- r-z-r-o-. ------------------------------ Mi ŝatus modifi mian rezervon. 0
When is the next flight to Rome? Kiam--o---t--o- la---kva--a aviadilo----R---? K___ f_________ l_ s_______ a_______ a_ R____ K-a- f-r-e-u-o- l- s-k-a-t- a-i-d-l- a- R-m-? --------------------------------------------- Kiam forveturos la sekvanta aviadilo al Romo? 0
Are there two seats available? Ĉ--r-sta- du--i-eraj-s-d--koj? Ĉ_ r_____ d_ l______ s________ Ĉ- r-s-a- d- l-b-r-j s-d-o-o-? ------------------------------ Ĉu restas du liberaj sidlokoj? 0
No, we have only one seat available. Ne--res-a- -l-n- --r un- --b----s-d--k-. N__ r_____ a_ n_ n__ u__ l_____ s_______ N-, r-s-a- a- n- n-r u-u l-b-r- s-d-o-o- ---------------------------------------- Ne, restas al ni nur unu libera sidloko. 0
When do we land? Kia---- -lt-riĝ--? K___ n_ a_________ K-a- n- a-t-r-ĝ-s- ------------------ Kiam ni alteriĝos? 0
When will we be there? Ki---ni -i--e-t-s? K___ n_ t__ e_____ K-a- n- t-e e-t-s- ------------------ Kiam ni tie estos? 0
When does a bus go to the city centre / center (am.)? Kiam-bus---orv-t-r-- a---a ---o-e--ro? K___ b___ f_________ a_ l_ u__________ K-a- b-s- f-r-e-u-o- a- l- u-b-c-n-r-? -------------------------------------- Kiam buso forveturos al la urbocentro? 0
Is that your suitcase? Ĉu---o e-t-- -ia-v----o? Ĉ_ t__ e____ v__ v______ Ĉ- t-o e-t-s v-a v-l-z-? ------------------------ Ĉu tio estas via valizo? 0
Is that your bag? Ĉu-----e-tas--ia -ako? Ĉ_ t__ e____ v__ s____ Ĉ- t-o e-t-s v-a s-k-? ---------------------- Ĉu tio estas via sako? 0
Is that your luggage? Ĉ- -io -st-- v-- pakaĵ-r-? Ĉ_ t__ e____ v__ p________ Ĉ- t-o e-t-s v-a p-k-ĵ-r-? -------------------------- Ĉu tio estas via pakaĵaro? 0
How much luggage can I take? Ki------p---ĵ----- -o--s -unp--t-? K___ d_ p______ m_ p____ k________ K-o- d- p-k-ĵ-j m- p-v-s k-n-o-t-? ---------------------------------- Kiom da pakaĵoj mi povas kunporti? 0
Twenty kilos. Dud-k---l---am---. D____ k___________ D-d-k k-l-g-a-o-n- ------------------ Dudek kilogramojn. 0
What? Only twenty kilos? Ki-n? Ĉu nur d-de--k--------jn? K____ Ĉ_ n__ d____ k___________ K-o-? Ĉ- n-r d-d-k k-l-g-a-o-n- ------------------------------- Kion? Ĉu nur dudek kilogramojn? 0

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