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36 [thirty-six]

Public transportation

Public transportation

36 [sî û şeş]

Veguhestina navbajarî

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Where is the bus stop? R---st-eh---t---s- -i-k- --? R_________ o______ l_ k_ y__ R-w-s-g-h- o-o-u-ê l- k- y-? ---------------------------- Rawestgeha otobusê li ku ye? 0
Which bus goes to the city centre / center (am.)? Kîj-n-oto-u- di-e--a-en-a---j-r? K____ o_____ d___ n______ b_____ K-j-n o-o-u- d-ç- n-v-n-a b-j-r- -------------------------------- Kîjan otobus diçe navenda bajar? 0
Which bus do I have to take? D--ê ---li --jan-oto-u-----w-r--ibi-? D___ e_ l_ k____ o______ s____ b_____ D-v- e- l- k-j-n o-o-u-ê s-w-r b-b-m- ------------------------------------- Divê ez li kîjan otobusê siwar bibim? 0
Do I have to change? Veg-h-r-n--m----ew-e-dike? V_________ m__ h____ d____ V-g-h-r-n- m-n h-w-e d-k-? -------------------------- Veguherîna min hewce dike? 0
Where do I have to change? Div---z-li-----egu--r--i-? D___ e_ l_ k_ v___________ D-v- e- l- k- v-g-h-r-n-m- -------------------------- Divê ez li kû veguherînim? 0
How much does a ticket cost? B-h-y- --lêtê çiqa- e? B_____ b_____ ç____ e_ B-h-y- b-l-t- ç-q-s e- ---------------------- Bihayê bilêtê çiqas e? 0
How many stops are there before downtown / the city centre? H--- n-v---a b--êr-ç-n- --w-s--eh h-ne? H___ n______ b____ ç___ r________ h____ H-y- n-v-n-a b-j-r ç-n- r-w-s-g-h h-n-? --------------------------------------- Heya navenda bajêr çend rawestgeh hene? 0
You have to get off here. D-v- --n li-vir ---- -ib-n. D___ h__ l_ v__ p___ b_____ D-v- h-n l- v-r p-y- b-b-n- --------------------------- Divê hun li vir peya bibin. 0
You have to get off at the back. Div- e- li------e-a ---. D___ e_ l_ p__ p___ b___ D-v- e- l- p-ş p-y- b-n- ------------------------ Divê em li paş peya bin. 0
The next train is in 5 minutes. T-ê-a-me--oyê-ya -ê d- 5 --l-kan d--tê. T____ m______ y_ b_ d_ 5 x______ d_ t__ T-ê-a m-t-o-ê y- b- d- 5 x-l-k-n d- t-. --------------------------------------- Trêna metroyê ya bê di 5 xulekan de tê. 0
The next tram is in 10 minutes. Tra-------ê ----0--u-ek-n de-t-. T_______ b_ d_ 1_ x______ d_ t__ T-a-w-y- b- d- 1- x-l-k-n d- t-. -------------------------------- Tramweya bê di 10 xulekan de tê. 0
The next bus is in 15 minutes. Ot-b-s---ê di -5-x--e-an--- t-. O______ b_ d_ 1_ x______ d_ t__ O-o-u-a b- d- 1- x-l-k-n d- t-. ------------------------------- Otobusa bê di 15 xulekan de tê. 0
When is the last train? M----y- --wî-ê-d--s-e--çendan-d--radib-? M______ d_____ d_ s___ ç_____ d_ r______ M-t-o-a d-w-y- d- s-e- ç-n-a- d- r-d-b-? ---------------------------------------- Metroya dawîyê di saet çendan de radibe? 0
When is the last tram? Tramw-ya---w--ê--i----t-ç---a---- r-----? T_______ d_____ d_ s___ ç_____ d_ r______ T-a-w-y- d-w-y- d- s-e- ç-n-a- d- r-d-b-? ----------------------------------------- Tramweya dawîyê di saet çendan de radibe? 0
When is the last bus? O---us---a--y- di -aet-ç--dan-d- ra-ib-? O______ d_____ d_ s___ ç_____ d_ r______ O-o-u-a d-w-y- d- s-e- ç-n-a- d- r-d-b-? ---------------------------------------- Otobusa dawîyê di saet çendan de radibe? 0
Do you have a ticket? Bilê----- ---e? B_____ w_ h____ B-l-t- w- h-y-? --------------- Bilêta we heye? 0
A ticket? – No, I don’t have one. B-lê-- - Na,-t-ne---. B_____ - N__ t___ y__ B-l-t- - N-, t-n- y-. --------------------- Bilêt? - Na, tine ye. 0
Then you have to pay a fine. Wê ---- ---ê-hûn ----y- -----. W_ d___ d___ h__ c_____ b_____ W- d-m- d-v- h-n c-z-y- b-d-n- ------------------------------ Wê demê divê hûn cezayê bidin. 0

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