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35 [thirty-five]

At the airport

At the airport

35 [trideset i pet]

Na aerodromu

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I’d like to book a flight to Athens. H--- / Ht-e-- --- r--erv-rati-le- za A--nu. H___ / H_____ b__ r__________ l__ z_ A_____ H-i- / H-j-l- b-h r-z-r-i-a-i l-t z- A-e-u- ------------------------------------------- Htio / Htjela bih rezervirati let za Atenu. 0
Is it a direct flight? D- l--je-to-----va- let? D_ l_ j_ t_ i______ l___ D- l- j- t- i-r-v-n l-t- ------------------------ Da li je to izravan let? 0
A window seat, non-smoking, please. M-lim------o-do -r-z-r---za -epuša--. M____ m_____ d_ p_______ z_ n________ M-l-m m-e-t- d- p-o-o-a- z- n-p-š-č-. ------------------------------------- Molim mjesto do prozora, za nepušače. 0
I would like to confirm my reservation. H----/-h--el- --- -ot-r--ti----j- r---r--ciju. H___ / h_____ b__ p________ s____ r___________ H-i- / h-j-l- b-h p-t-r-i-i s-o-u r-z-r-a-i-u- ---------------------------------------------- Htio / htjela bih potvrditi svoju rezervaciju. 0
I would like to cancel my reservation. Ht-- ----jela--i- -to-n-r-ti-s-oju--e-erv-----. H___ / h_____ b__ s_________ s____ r___________ H-i- / h-j-l- b-h s-o-n-r-t- s-o-u r-z-r-a-i-u- ----------------------------------------------- Htio / htjela bih stornirati svoju rezervaciju. 0
I would like to change my reservation. Ht-- /------a --h -ro-ij--i-i -vo-u-----rv-cij-. H___ / h_____ b__ p__________ s____ r___________ H-i- / h-j-l- b-h p-o-i-e-i-i s-o-u r-z-r-a-i-u- ------------------------------------------------ Htio / htjela bih promijeniti svoju rezervaciju. 0
When is the next flight to Rome? Kad- p-li--će -l---e---zr-ko-lov-z---im? K___ p_______ s_______ z________ z_ R___ K-d- p-l-j-ć- s-j-d-ć- z-a-o-l-v z- R-m- ---------------------------------------- Kada polijeće sljedeći zrakoplov za Rim? 0
Are there two seats available? J--u-----l-bodna j-- --a--je-ta? J___ l_ s_______ j__ d__ m______ J-s- l- s-o-o-n- j-š d-a m-e-t-? -------------------------------- Jesu li slobodna još dva mjesta? 0
No, we have only one seat available. Ne,---amo-j-š s--o j-dn----o-od-o mjes-o. N__ i____ j__ s___ j____ s_______ m______ N-, i-a-o j-š s-m- j-d-o s-o-o-n- m-e-t-. ----------------------------------------- Ne, imamo još samo jedno slobodno mjesto. 0
When do we land? K-da-----eć---? K___ s_________ K-d- s-i-e-e-o- --------------- Kada slijećemo? 0
When will we be there? K--a -mo --mo? K___ s__ t____ K-d- s-o t-m-? -------------- Kada smo tamo? 0
When does a bus go to the city centre / center (am.)? Kada-v--i -u---us u -e-ta----a-a? K___ v___ a______ u c_____ g_____ K-d- v-z- a-t-b-s u c-n-a- g-a-a- --------------------------------- Kada vozi autobus u centar grada? 0
Is that your suitcase? D- li j--to---š k-fe-? D_ l_ j_ t_ V__ k_____ D- l- j- t- V-š k-f-r- ---------------------- Da li je to Vaš kofer? 0
Is that your bag? Da li -e ---Va-- t-rb-? D_ l_ j_ t_ V___ t_____ D- l- j- t- V-š- t-r-a- ----------------------- Da li je to Vaša torba? 0
Is that your luggage? D- li--- t--Vaš-----lja--? D_ l_ j_ t_ V___ p________ D- l- j- t- V-š- p-t-j-g-? -------------------------- Da li je to Vaša prtljaga? 0
How much luggage can I take? K-l-ko pr-lj-g---ogu ---i-e-i? K_____ p_______ m___ p________ K-l-k- p-t-j-g- m-g- p-n-j-t-? ------------------------------ Koliko prtljaga mogu ponijeti? 0
Twenty kilos. Dv-dese- ki--. D_______ k____ D-a-e-e- k-l-. -------------- Dvadeset kila. 0
What? Only twenty kilos? Š--, sa------deset --la? Š___ s___ d_______ k____ Š-o- s-m- d-a-e-e- k-l-? ------------------------ Što, samo dvadeset kila? 0

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