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Public transportation

Public transportation

36 [treizeci şi şase]

Transport public local

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Where is the bus stop? Unde -s-- s-aţi-----a-t--u-? U___ e___ s_____ d_ a_______ U-d- e-t- s-a-i- d- a-t-b-z- ---------------------------- Unde este staţia de autobuz? 0
Which bus goes to the city centre / center (am.)? Ca-- a-tobuz me-g- î- cen--u? C___ a______ m____ î_ c______ C-r- a-t-b-z m-r-e î- c-n-r-? ----------------------------- Care autobuz merge în centru? 0
Which bus do I have to take? C--r-t- ---b-ie -- u-----? C_ r___ t______ s_ u____ ? C- r-t- t-e-u-e s- u-m-z ? -------------------------- Ce rută trebuie să urmez ? 0
Do I have to change? T------ să sch-m--a-----zul? T______ s_ s_____ a_________ T-e-u-e s- s-h-m- a-t-b-z-l- ---------------------------- Trebuie să schimb autobuzul? 0
Where do I have to change? Unde-t-e-u---s- s-hi-b a-tobuz--? U___ t______ s_ s_____ a_________ U-d- t-e-u-e s- s-h-m- a-t-b-z-l- --------------------------------- Unde trebuie să schimb autobuzul? 0
How much does a ticket cost? Câ----stă-un -i----de -ăl------? C__ c____ u_ b____ d_ c_________ C-t c-s-ă u- b-l-t d- c-l-t-r-e- -------------------------------- Cât costă un bilet de călătorie? 0
How many stops are there before downtown / the city centre? C----s-aţ----u---p-n- -n --n--u? C___ s_____ s___ p___ î_ c______ C-t- s-a-i- s-n- p-n- î- c-n-r-? -------------------------------- Câte staţii sunt până în centru? 0
You have to get off here. Tre---- -ă c---r--i-ai-i. T______ s_ c_______ a____ T-e-u-e s- c-b-r-ţ- a-c-. ------------------------- Trebuie să coborâţi aici. 0
You have to get off at the back. Tr--uie -ă -o-o--ţ- pr---sp---. T______ s_ c_______ p___ s_____ T-e-u-e s- c-b-r-ţ- p-i- s-a-e- ------------------------------- Trebuie să coborâţi prin spate. 0
The next train is in 5 minutes. Urm--orul-me--ou -ine î--5 -i--te. U________ m_____ v___ î_ 5 m______ U-m-t-r-l m-t-o- v-n- î- 5 m-n-t-. ---------------------------------- Următorul metrou vine în 5 minute. 0
The next tram is in 10 minutes. U-mătorul tr--v-i---n--î-------n-t-. U________ t______ v___ î_ 1_ m______ U-m-t-r-l t-a-v-i v-n- î- 1- m-n-t-. ------------------------------------ Următorul tramvai vine în 10 minute. 0
The next bus is in 15 minutes. U-măto-u--aut--uz----- ---15-mi-ute. U________ a______ v___ î_ 1_ m______ U-m-t-r-l a-t-b-z v-n- î- 1- m-n-t-. ------------------------------------ Următorul autobuz vine în 15 minute. 0
When is the last train? C-nd p-e----ulti-u---e-rou? C___ p_____ u______ m______ C-n- p-e-c- u-t-m-l m-t-o-? --------------------------- Când pleacă ultimul metrou? 0
When is the last tram? C--d--le-că-ul-i--- tram-a-? C___ p_____ u______ t_______ C-n- p-e-c- u-t-m-l t-a-v-i- ---------------------------- Când pleacă ultimul tramvai? 0
When is the last bus? Câ-d -l---ă ul-i-ul a---buz? C___ p_____ u______ a_______ C-n- p-e-c- u-t-m-l a-t-b-z- ---------------------------- Când pleacă ultimul autobuz? 0
Do you have a ticket? A--ţ- u- -i--t de --l--or--? A____ u_ b____ d_ c_________ A-e-i u- b-l-t d- c-l-t-r-e- ---------------------------- Aveţi un bilet de călătorie? 0
A ticket? – No, I don’t have one. U- ----- -e --l-to-ie--– Nu,--- --. U_ b____ d_ c_________ – N__ n_ a__ U- b-l-t d- c-l-t-r-e- – N-, n- a-. ----------------------------------- Un bilet de călătorie? – Nu, nu am. 0
Then you have to pay a fine. A-u--- tre-uie----p-ă--ţi o-am----. A_____ t______ s_ p______ o a______ A-u-c- t-e-u-e s- p-ă-i-i o a-e-d-. ----------------------------------- Atunci trebuie să plătiţi o amendă. 0

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