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36 [thirty-six]

Public transportation

Public transportation

36 [tiga puluh enam]

Kendaraan umum dalam kota

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Where is the bus stop? D--m-na -al-- busny-? D_ m___ h____ b______ D- m-n- h-l-e b-s-y-? --------------------- Di mana halte busnya? 0
Which bus goes to the city centre / center (am.)? Bus-ma-----ng-per-i-ke -u-a- kot-? B__ m___ y___ p____ k_ p____ k____ B-s m-n- y-n- p-r-i k- p-s-t k-t-? ---------------------------------- Bus mana yang pergi ke pusat kota? 0
Which bus do I have to take? J-lur b-- --n- --ng-h--u---aya a-bil? J____ b__ m___ y___ h____ s___ a_____ J-l-r b-s m-n- y-n- h-r-s s-y- a-b-l- ------------------------------------- Jalur bus mana yang harus saya ambil? 0
Do I have to change? A--kah s------r-------i-b--? A_____ s___ h____ g____ b___ A-a-a- s-y- h-r-s g-n-i b-s- ---------------------------- Apakah saya harus ganti bus? 0
Where do I have to change? D- --na sa-a ha-u---anti-b-s? D_ m___ s___ h____ g____ b___ D- m-n- s-y- h-r-s g-n-i b-s- ----------------------------- Di mana saya harus ganti bus? 0
How much does a ticket cost? Berapa-harga--atu -ike-? B_____ h____ s___ t_____ B-r-p- h-r-a s-t- t-k-t- ------------------------ Berapa harga satu tiket? 0
How many stops are there before downtown / the city centre? B-rap- halt- --s yang --l-wati -a--ai ------a- --t-? B_____ h____ b__ y___ d_______ s_____ k_ p____ k____ B-r-p- h-l-e b-s y-n- d-l-w-t- s-m-a- k- p-s-t k-t-? ---------------------------------------------------- Berapa halte bus yang dilewati sampai ke pusat kota? 0
You have to get off here. Anda h--u- -u--n d---i--. A___ h____ t____ d_ s____ A-d- h-r-s t-r-n d- s-n-. ------------------------- Anda harus turun di sini. 0
You have to get off at the back. An-- harus-tu-un---ri-bela-a--. A___ h____ t____ d___ b________ A-d- h-r-s t-r-n d-r- b-l-k-n-. ------------------------------- Anda harus turun dari belakang. 0
The next train is in 5 minutes. Ke--ta---w-h-t-nah-b----u-ny--t-b- - -eni- l--i. K_____ b____ t____ b_________ t___ 5 m____ l____ K-r-t- b-w-h t-n-h b-r-k-t-y- t-b- 5 m-n-t l-g-. ------------------------------------------------ Kereta bawah tanah berikutnya tiba 5 menit lagi. 0
The next tram is in 10 minutes. T-e----rik--nya ---- -- -en-t-la--. T___ b_________ t___ 1_ m____ l____ T-e- b-r-k-t-y- t-b- 1- m-n-t l-g-. ----------------------------------- Trem berikutnya tiba 10 menit lagi. 0
The next bus is in 15 minutes. Bu- -er----ny--t-ba -5-meni- lagi. B__ b_________ t___ 1_ m____ l____ B-s b-r-k-t-y- t-b- 1- m-n-t l-g-. ---------------------------------- Bus berikutnya tiba 15 menit lagi. 0
When is the last train? Ka-an-ke-eta--a-ah-t--a- ter-kh-r----angkat? K____ k_____ b____ t____ t_______ b_________ K-p-n k-r-t- b-w-h t-n-h t-r-k-i- b-r-n-k-t- -------------------------------------------- Kapan kereta bawah tanah terakhir berangkat? 0
When is the last tram? K-pa- tr-m t-ra-h-r --ran-k--? K____ t___ t_______ b_________ K-p-n t-e- t-r-k-i- b-r-n-k-t- ------------------------------ Kapan trem terakhir berangkat? 0
When is the last bus? K---n-----terak-i--be-angka-? K____ b__ t_______ b_________ K-p-n b-s t-r-k-i- b-r-n-k-t- ----------------------------- Kapan bus terakhir berangkat? 0
Do you have a ticket? Ap--ah -n-- p-n---t---t? A_____ A___ p____ t_____ A-a-a- A-d- p-n-a t-k-t- ------------------------ Apakah Anda punya tiket? 0
A ticket? – No, I don’t have one. T--e-- -------, sa-a --da- pu-y-. T_____ – T_____ s___ t____ p_____ T-k-t- – T-d-k- s-y- t-d-k p-n-a- --------------------------------- Tiket? – Tidak, saya tidak punya. 0
Then you have to pay a fine. Ka--u----i-u-A--- --rus--e--a-a- den-a. K____ b_____ A___ h____ m_______ d_____ K-l-u b-g-t- A-d- h-r-s m-m-a-a- d-n-a- --------------------------------------- Kalau begitu Anda harus membayar denda. 0

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