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en At the airport   »   pl Na lotnisku

35 [thirty-five]

At the airport

At the airport

35 [trzydzieści pięć]

Na lotnisku

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I’d like to book a flight to Athens. C--i-ł-ym-/-C-ciała-y- --rez--wowa- -ot ---A--n. C________ / C_________ z___________ l__ d_ A____ C-c-a-b-m / C-c-a-a-y- z-r-z-r-o-a- l-t d- A-e-. ------------------------------------------------ Chciałbym / Chciałabym zarezerwować lot do Aten. 0
Is it a direct flight? C-y-j--t t- l-t b----śr-d-i? C__ j___ t_ l__ b___________ C-y j-s- t- l-t b-z-o-r-d-i- ---------------------------- Czy jest to lot bezpośredni? 0
A window seat, non-smoking, please. Po--osz---iej-c- -r-- o-n-e, d-a-n-----ą-ych. P_______ m______ p___ o_____ d__ n___________ P-p-o-z- m-e-s-e p-z- o-n-e- d-a n-e-a-ą-y-h- --------------------------------------------- Poproszę miejsce przy oknie, dla niepalących. 0
I would like to confirm my reservation. Chc---b-m----hci-ł--y- --tw--rd-ić --j- r-z-rw-c--. C________ / C_________ p__________ m___ r__________ C-c-a-b-m / C-c-a-a-y- p-t-i-r-z-ć m-j- r-z-r-a-j-. --------------------------------------------------- Chciałbym / Chciałabym potwierdzić moją rezerwację. 0
I would like to cancel my reservation. Ch-i--bym / -hc-----ym-odw-ł-ć--o-ą re-erw-cj-. C________ / C_________ o______ m___ r__________ C-c-a-b-m / C-c-a-a-y- o-w-ł-ć m-j- r-z-r-a-j-. ----------------------------------------------- Chciałbym / Chciałabym odwołać moją rezerwację. 0
I would like to change my reservation. C-------m - Chci-ł-by--z-i-nić-moją-re-erwac--. C________ / C_________ z______ m___ r__________ C-c-a-b-m / C-c-a-a-y- z-i-n-ć m-j- r-z-r-a-j-. ----------------------------------------------- Chciałbym / Chciałabym zmienić moją rezerwację. 0
When is the next flight to Rome? Kie-y-od--tuje-n----p----amo------ ---m-? K____ o_______ n_______ s______ d_ R_____ K-e-y o-l-t-j- n-s-ę-n- s-m-l-t d- R-y-u- ----------------------------------------- Kiedy odlatuje następny samolot do Rzymu? 0
Are there two seats available? Czy są d-a w---- m-e--ca? C__ s_ d__ w____ m_______ C-y s- d-a w-l-e m-e-s-a- ------------------------- Czy są dwa wolne miejsca? 0
No, we have only one seat available. Ni--------ty-k- jed-o wo--- --e--ce. N___ m___ t____ j____ w____ m_______ N-e- m-m- t-l-o j-d-o w-l-e m-e-s-e- ------------------------------------ Nie, mamy tylko jedno wolne miejsce. 0
When do we land? K-ed- w--ądu--my? K____ w__________ K-e-y w-l-d-j-m-? ----------------- Kiedy wylądujemy? 0
When will we be there? Ki-d- t---będ-i-m-? K____ t__ b________ K-e-y t-m b-d-i-m-? ------------------- Kiedy tam będziemy? 0
When does a bus go to the city centre / center (am.)? K-edy jak-ś-a--o--s-b--zi------a--d- --n-rum -i-st-? K____ j____ a______ b_____ j_____ d_ c______ m______ K-e-y j-k-ś a-t-b-s b-d-i- j-c-a- d- c-n-r-m m-a-t-? ---------------------------------------------------- Kiedy jakiś autobus będzie jechać do centrum miasta? 0
Is that your suitcase? Cz- -- jes- -a---/-p-ni-w----ka? C__ t_ j___ p___ / p___ w_______ C-y t- j-s- p-n- / p-n- w-l-z-a- -------------------------------- Czy to jest pana / pani walizka? 0
Is that your bag? Cz- t- je-t---n-------i -orb-? C__ t_ j___ p___ / p___ t_____ C-y t- j-s- p-n- / p-n- t-r-a- ------------------------------ Czy to jest pana / pani torba? 0
Is that your luggage? C-- t---es--pa-- / pa-i -a---? C__ t_ j___ p___ / p___ b_____ C-y t- j-s- p-n- / p-n- b-g-ż- ------------------------------ Czy to jest pana / pani bagaż? 0
How much luggage can I take? Ile----a-u-mo------rać? I__ b_____ m___ z______ I-e b-g-ż- m-g- z-b-a-? ----------------------- Ile bagażu mogę zabrać? 0
Twenty kilos. D---zi---i---il---am--. D__________ k__________ D-a-z-e-c-a k-l-g-a-ó-. ----------------------- Dwadzieścia kilogramów. 0
What? Only twenty kilos? Co,-tylko-d-a-zie-c----ilo-r---w? C__ t____ d__________ k__________ C-, t-l-o d-a-z-e-c-a k-l-g-a-ó-? --------------------------------- Co, tylko dwadzieścia kilogramów? 0

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