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en At the airport   »   fr A l’aéroport

35 [thirty-five]

At the airport

At the airport

35 [trente-cinq]

A l’aéroport

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I’d like to book a flight to Athens. J--v--d-ai- ------er u-e-plac- su--le -ol pou--A-hènes. J_ v_______ r_______ u__ p____ s__ l_ v__ p___ A_______ J- v-u-r-i- r-s-r-e- u-e p-a-e s-r l- v-l p-u- A-h-n-s- ------------------------------------------------------- Je voudrais réserver une place sur le vol pour Athènes. 0
Is it a direct flight? Est--e -u---’--t un -o--d----t-? E_____ q__ c____ u_ v__ d_____ ? E-t-c- q-e c-e-t u- v-l d-r-c- ? -------------------------------- Est-ce que c’est un vol direct ? 0
A window seat, non-smoking, please. U---pla----rè- du hu--o- non-f-m-u-- s--l--o-s------. U__ p____ p___ d_ h_____ n__ f______ s___ v___ p_____ U-e p-a-e p-è- d- h-b-o- n-n f-m-u-, s-i- v-u- p-a-t- ----------------------------------------------------- Une place près du hublot non fumeur, s’il vous plaît. 0
I would like to confirm my reservation. Je -o--r-i- co-fi--e-----rés---ati-n. J_ v_______ c________ m_ r___________ J- v-u-r-i- c-n-i-m-r m- r-s-r-a-i-n- ------------------------------------- Je voudrais confirmer ma réservation. 0
I would like to cancel my reservation. J- v-udr--- an-uler--a-r-----ati-n. J_ v_______ a______ m_ r___________ J- v-u-r-i- a-n-l-r m- r-s-r-a-i-n- ----------------------------------- Je voudrais annuler ma réservation. 0
I would like to change my reservation. J- -o-d---s m-----er----r-s-rvation. J_ v_______ m_______ m_ r___________ J- v-u-r-i- m-d-f-e- m- r-s-r-a-i-n- ------------------------------------ Je voudrais modifier ma réservation. 0
When is the next flight to Rome? Qu--d------le pr---a-- -vio- ---r-R--e ? Q____ p___ l_ p_______ a____ p___ R___ ? Q-a-d p-r- l- p-o-h-i- a-i-n p-u- R-m- ? ---------------------------------------- Quand part le prochain avion pour Rome ? 0
Are there two seats available? Y------l-e-c-re deux-p---e- d----bre-? Y a_____ e_____ d___ p_____ d_ l____ ? Y a-t-i- e-c-r- d-u- p-a-e- d- l-b-e ? -------------------------------------- Y a-t-il encore deux places de libre ? 0
No, we have only one seat available. N--, -o-- n’av--s----- q-’-n--p-a---d----b-e. N___ n___ n______ p___ q_____ p____ d_ l_____ N-n- n-u- n-a-o-s p-u- q-’-n- p-a-e d- l-b-e- --------------------------------------------- Non, nous n’avons plus qu’une place de libre. 0
When do we land? Q-a----st-ce-qu--n-us-at---risso---? Q____ e_____ q__ n___ a___________ ? Q-a-d e-t-c- q-e n-u- a-t-r-i-s-n- ? ------------------------------------ Quand est-ce que nous atterrissons ? 0
When will we be there? Q-and -eron--n-us--à---- ? Q____ s__________ l_____ ? Q-a-d s-r-n---o-s l---a- ? -------------------------- Quand serons-nous là-bas ? 0
When does a bus go to the city centre / center (am.)? Q-----es---e qu’u---us p-rt p--r -- cen----v---- ? Q____ e_____ q____ b__ p___ p___ l_ c___________ ? Q-a-d e-t-c- q-’-n b-s p-r- p-u- l- c-n-r---i-l- ? -------------------------------------------------- Quand est-ce qu’un bus part pour le centre-ville ? 0
Is that your suitcase? C-----v-tr---a--s--? C____ v____ v_____ ? C-e-t v-t-e v-l-s- ? -------------------- C’est votre valise ? 0
Is that your bag? C’est vo-r--sa- ? C____ v____ s__ ? C-e-t v-t-e s-c ? ----------------- C’est votre sac ? 0
Is that your luggage? Ce -ont ----baga-e- ? C_ s___ v__ b______ ? C- s-n- v-s b-g-g-s ? --------------------- Ce sont vos bagages ? 0
How much luggage can I take? C-mb-e--d- ----g-- -u-s-je-e-p-rt-r ? C______ d_ b______ p______ e_______ ? C-m-i-n d- b-g-g-s p-i---e e-p-r-e- ? ------------------------------------- Combien de bagages puis-je emporter ? 0
Twenty kilos. Vingt-kilos. V____ k_____ V-n-t k-l-s- ------------ Vingt kilos. 0
What? Only twenty kilos? Q-o-- s-ul---n- --n-t--il-- ? Q____ s________ v____ k____ ? Q-o-, s-u-e-e-t v-n-t k-l-s ? ----------------------------- Quoi, seulement vingt kilos ? 0

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