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36 [thirty-six]

Public transportation

Public transportation

36 [Ba mươi sáu]

Giao thông công cộng khu vực gần

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Where is the bus stop? B-n---t-ạm--- buý- - đ--? B__ / t___ x_ b___ ở đ___ B-n / t-ạ- x- b-ý- ở đ-u- ------------------------- Bến / trạm xe buýt ở đâu? 0
Which bus goes to the city centre / center (am.)? Xe --ýt-n-o----vào t--n- -âm? X_ b___ n__ đ_ v__ t____ t___ X- b-ý- n-o đ- v-o t-u-g t-m- ----------------------------- Xe buýt nào đi vào trung tâm? 0
Which bus do I have to take? Tô----ả- đi-t-yế---e--uýt-n-o? T__ p___ đ_ t____ x_ b___ n___ T-i p-ả- đ- t-y-n x- b-ý- n-o- ------------------------------ Tôi phải đi tuyến xe buýt nào? 0
Do I have to change? Tô- có p----đổi-tu----k-ô--? T__ c_ p___ đ__ t____ k_____ T-i c- p-ả- đ-i t-y-n k-ô-g- ---------------------------- Tôi có phải đổi tuyến không? 0
Where do I have to change? T----h------ x--ở---u? T__ p___ đ__ x_ ở đ___ T-i p-ả- đ-i x- ở đ-u- ---------------------- Tôi phải đổi xe ở đâu? 0
How much does a ticket cost? B-- nhi----i---mộ--vé-xe? B__ n____ t___ m__ v_ x__ B-o n-i-u t-ề- m-t v- x-? ------------------------- Bao nhiêu tiền một vé xe? 0
How many stops are there before downtown / the city centre? B-- ----u -ế--- --ạm -----n-t--n---âm? B__ n____ b__ / t___ l_ đ__ t____ t___ B-o n-i-u b-n / t-ạ- l- đ-n t-u-g t-m- -------------------------------------- Bao nhiêu bến / trạm là đến trung tâm? 0
You have to get off here. B----h-i-x-ốn- - đây. B__ p___ x____ ở đ___ B-n p-ả- x-ố-g ở đ-y- --------------------- Bạn phải xuống ở đây. 0
You have to get off at the back. B-- -----xuố-- --ng sau. B__ p___ x____ đ___ s___ B-n p-ả- x-ố-g đ-n- s-u- ------------------------ Bạn phải xuống đằng sau. 0
The next train is in 5 minutes. Chu-ế---àu đ-ệ--n-ầ-------the- - ---t---- ---. C_____ t__ đ___ n___ t___ t___ 5 p___ n__ đ___ C-u-ế- t-u đ-ệ- n-ầ- t-ế- t-e- 5 p-ú- n-a đ-n- ---------------------------------------------- Chuyến tàu điện ngầm tiếp theo 5 phút nữa đến. 0
The next tram is in 10 minutes. C-uyến -à----ện--g-m -i--------10 -h-- --a----. C_____ t__ đ___ n___ t___ t___ 1_ p___ n__ đ___ C-u-ế- t-u đ-ệ- n-ầ- t-ế- t-e- 1- p-ú- n-a đ-n- ----------------------------------------------- Chuyến tàu điện ngầm tiếp theo 10 phút nữa đến. 0
The next bus is in 15 minutes. Ch---n xe--u----iế- th----- --út-----đ-n. C_____ x_ b___ t___ t___ 1_ p___ n__ đ___ C-u-ế- x- b-ý- t-ế- t-e- 1- p-ú- n-a đ-n- ----------------------------------------- Chuyến xe buýt tiếp theo 15 phút nữa đến. 0
When is the last train? Khi-nào-chu--n ----đ--n n-ầm-c--i-c-n- -- ----? K__ n__ c_____ t__ đ___ n___ c___ c___ s_ c____ K-i n-o c-u-ế- t-u đ-ệ- n-ầ- c-ố- c-n- s- c-ạ-? ----------------------------------------------- Khi nào chuyến tàu điện ngầm cuối cùng sẽ chạy? 0
When is the last tram? Khi-nào-c-uyến t-u---ện----m ---- c-n--s- -h--? K__ n__ c_____ t__ đ___ n___ c___ c___ s_ c____ K-i n-o c-u-ế- t-u đ-ệ- n-ầ- c-ố- c-n- s- c-ạ-? ----------------------------------------------- Khi nào chuyến tàu điện ngầm cuối cùng sẽ chạy? 0
When is the last bus? K-- n-o---u-----e buý- --ối c-n--sẽ ch--? K__ n__ c_____ x_ b___ c___ c___ s_ c____ K-i n-o c-u-ế- x- b-ý- c-ố- c-n- s- c-ạ-? ----------------------------------------- Khi nào chuyến xe buýt cuối cùng sẽ chạy? 0
Do you have a ticket? B-n--ó ----e-k---g? B__ c_ v_ x_ k_____ B-n c- v- x- k-ô-g- ------------------- Bạn có vé xe không? 0
A ticket? – No, I don’t have one. Vé xe? – Kh-ng--t-i-k---g -ó. V_ x__ – K_____ t__ k____ c__ V- x-? – K-ô-g- t-i k-ô-g c-. ----------------------------- Vé xe? – Không, tôi không có. 0
Then you have to pay a fine. V-y--ạn----- t-- ------hạt. V__ b__ p___ t__ t___ p____ V-y b-n p-ả- t-ả t-ề- p-ạ-. --------------------------- Vây bạn phải trả tiền phạt. 0

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