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35 [thirty-five]

At the airport

At the airport

35 [petintrideset]

Na letališču

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I’d like to book a flight to Athens. Ra---) ---re-er--r--(a--l-t-- Ate--. R_____ b_ r____________ l__ v A_____ R-d-a- b- r-z-r-i-a-(-) l-t v A-e-e- ------------------------------------ Rad(a) bi rezerviral(a) let v Atene. 0
Is it a direct flight? A-- ---------os-e--- -et? A__ j_ t_ n_________ l___ A-i j- t- n-p-s-e-e- l-t- ------------------------- Ali je to neposreden let? 0
A window seat, non-smoking, please. Prosi-----ež p-- -k--- ---d-e-ku--a n---d---e. P_____ s____ p__ o____ v o______ z_ n_________ P-o-i- s-d-ž p-i o-n-, v o-d-l-u z- n-k-d-l-e- ---------------------------------------------- Prosim sedež pri oknu, v oddelku za nekadilce. 0
I would like to confirm my reservation. R--(-) ---p--rdil-a---vojo--e-e-va-i-o. R_____ b_ p_________ s____ r___________ R-d-a- b- p-t-d-l-a- s-o-o r-z-r-a-i-o- --------------------------------------- Rad(a) bi potrdil(a) svojo rezervacijo. 0
I would like to cancel my reservation. R-d--)-bi-pr--l-c--(-) --ojo---z---a----. R_____ b_ p___________ s____ r___________ R-d-a- b- p-e-l-c-l-a- s-o-o r-z-r-a-i-o- ----------------------------------------- Rad(a) bi preklical(a) svojo rezervacijo. 0
I would like to change my reservation. R-d--)--i-sp-----il(a)-svo-o-reze---c---. R_____ b_ s___________ s____ r___________ R-d-a- b- s-r-m-n-l-a- s-o-o r-z-r-a-i-o- ----------------------------------------- Rad(a) bi spremenil(a) svojo rezervacijo. 0
When is the next flight to Rome? K--- -d-eti-na-l-dn-e-leta-- v R-m? K___ o_____ n________ l_____ v R___ K-a- o-l-t- n-s-e-n-e l-t-l- v R-m- ----------------------------------- Kdaj odleti naslednje letalo v Rim? 0
Are there two seats available? Sta--- --o--- d---m---a? S__ š_ p_____ d__ m_____ S-a š- p-o-t- d-a m-s-a- ------------------------ Sta še prosta dva mesta? 0
No, we have only one seat available. Ne, ----o ---š--en- -ro--o me-to. N__ i____ l_ š_ e__ p_____ m_____ N-, i-a-o l- š- e-o p-o-t- m-s-o- --------------------------------- Ne, imamo le še eno prosto mesto. 0
When do we land? Kd-j pri-t-nemo? K___ p__________ K-a- p-i-t-n-m-? ---------------- Kdaj pristanemo? 0
When will we be there? Kd-j bo-o -a-? K___ b___ t___ K-a- b-m- t-m- -------------- Kdaj bomo tam? 0
When does a bus go to the city centre / center (am.)? K--j--e-je---k--n-a-t---- v-c-n--r -est-? K___ p____ k_____ a______ v c_____ m_____ K-a- p-l-e k-k-e- a-t-b-s v c-n-e- m-s-a- ----------------------------------------- Kdaj pelje kakšen avtobus v center mesta? 0
Is that your suitcase? J- -o -aš-k--č--? J_ t_ v__ k______ J- t- v-š k-v-e-? ----------------- Je to vaš kovček? 0
Is that your bag? Je-to---ša---r-a? J_ t_ v___ t_____ J- t- v-š- t-r-a- ----------------- Je to vaša torba? 0
Is that your luggage? Je ---vaša -rtl----? J_ t_ v___ p________ J- t- v-š- p-t-j-g-? -------------------- Je to vaša prtljaga? 0
How much luggage can I take? K--i-- -rt-------a----v--mem s s--o? K_____ p_______ l____ v_____ s s____ K-l-k- p-t-j-g- l-h-o v-a-e- s s-b-? ------------------------------------ Koliko prtljage lahko vzamem s sabo? 0
Twenty kilos. D-a-----k-log---o-. D______ k__________ D-a-s-t k-l-g-a-o-. ------------------- Dvajset kilogramov. 0
What? Only twenty kilos? Kaj--sa---d-a-s---k--ogra-o-? K___ s___ d______ k__________ K-j- s-m- d-a-s-t k-l-g-a-o-? ----------------------------- Kaj, samo dvajset kilogramov? 0

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