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Where is the tourist information office? Wo-i-t--a- F--m-enve-k---s-m-? W_ i__ d__ F__________________ W- i-t d-s F-e-d-n-e-k-h-s-m-? ------------------------------ Wo ist das Fremdenverkehrsamt? 0
Do you have a city map for me? H-b-n -ie-e-nen------p-an f-r m-c-? H____ S__ e____ S________ f__ m____ H-b-n S-e e-n-n S-a-t-l-n f-r m-c-? ----------------------------------- Haben Sie einen Stadtplan für mich? 0
Can one reserve a room here? K--n-ma- h--r-ein H--e--im-e- r----vi----? K___ m__ h___ e__ H__________ r___________ K-n- m-n h-e- e-n H-t-l-i-m-r r-s-r-i-r-n- ------------------------------------------ Kann man hier ein Hotelzimmer reservieren? 0
Where is the old city? Wo---- --e-Al----d-? W_ i__ d__ A________ W- i-t d-e A-t-t-d-? -------------------- Wo ist die Altstadt? 0
Where is the cathedral? Wo-is----- Dom? W_ i__ d__ D___ W- i-t d-r D-m- --------------- Wo ist der Dom? 0
Where is the museum? Wo -s---as -us---? W_ i__ d__ M______ W- i-t d-s M-s-u-? ------------------ Wo ist das Museum? 0
Where can one buy stamps? Wo-gi-t-es-B-ief-a-k-------a--en? W_ g___ e_ B__________ z_ k______ W- g-b- e- B-i-f-a-k-n z- k-u-e-? --------------------------------- Wo gibt es Briefmarken zu kaufen? 0
Where can one buy flowers? W--gibt--s-B-umen-z- ------? W_ g___ e_ B_____ z_ k______ W- g-b- e- B-u-e- z- k-u-e-? ---------------------------- Wo gibt es Blumen zu kaufen? 0
Where can one buy tickets? W- -ibt-es Fahr---te---- ka--e-? W_ g___ e_ F_________ z_ k______ W- g-b- e- F-h-k-r-e- z- k-u-e-? -------------------------------- Wo gibt es Fahrkarten zu kaufen? 0
Where is the harbour / harbor (am.)? W---st --r Ha--n? W_ i__ d__ H_____ W- i-t d-r H-f-n- ----------------- Wo ist der Hafen? 0
Where is the market? W- ist d-r-M--kt? W_ i__ d__ M_____ W- i-t d-r M-r-t- ----------------- Wo ist der Markt? 0
Where is the castle? Wo--st -as---h-o--? W_ i__ d__ S_______ W- i-t d-s S-h-o-s- ------------------- Wo ist das Schloss? 0
When does the tour begin? Wan--be-i-n--die-F------? W___ b______ d__ F_______ W-n- b-g-n-t d-e F-h-u-g- ------------------------- Wann beginnt die Führung? 0
When does the tour end? W-----ndet---e Fü-ru-g? W___ e____ d__ F_______ W-n- e-d-t d-e F-h-u-g- ----------------------- Wann endet die Führung? 0
How long is the tour? W-e-l--ge -a---t--ie Füh-u--? W__ l____ d_____ d__ F_______ W-e l-n-e d-u-r- d-e F-h-u-g- ----------------------------- Wie lange dauert die Führung? 0
I would like a guide who speaks German. Ich ----t--e--en----r-r,-de--D-u-s-h s-r-c--. I__ m_____ e____ F______ d__ D______ s_______ I-h m-c-t- e-n-n F-h-e-, d-r D-u-s-h s-r-c-t- --------------------------------------------- Ich möchte einen Führer, der Deutsch spricht. 0
I would like a guide who speaks Italian. Ic- -öc----ei--n -üh-e-- der----li-n--ch--pri-ht. I__ m_____ e____ F______ d__ I__________ s_______ I-h m-c-t- e-n-n F-h-e-, d-r I-a-i-n-s-h s-r-c-t- ------------------------------------------------- Ich möchte einen Führer, der Italienisch spricht. 0
I would like a guide who speaks French. I-h--ö-h-e-e-n-n Fü-re-, --r---an--s-sch-s------. I__ m_____ e____ F______ d__ F__________ s_______ I-h m-c-t- e-n-n F-h-e-, d-r F-a-z-s-s-h s-r-c-t- ------------------------------------------------- Ich möchte einen Führer, der Französisch spricht. 0

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