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Where is ... ?

Where is ... ?

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Orientēšanās

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Where is the tourist information office? Kur--r -ū-isma a-----ra? K__ i_ t______ a________ K-r i- t-r-s-a a-e-t-r-? ------------------------ Kur ir tūrisma aģentūra? 0
Do you have a city map for me? V----u-s ir -ils---- --ā--? V__ J___ i_ p_______ p_____ V-i J-m- i- p-l-ē-a- p-ā-s- --------------------------- Vai Jums ir pilsētas plāns? 0
Can one reserve a room here? V-- -ei--var-rez-rv---is--bu vi--n---? V__ š___ v__ r_______ i_____ v________ V-i š-i- v-r r-z-r-ē- i-t-b- v-e-n-c-? -------------------------------------- Vai šeit var rezervēt istabu viesnīcā? 0
Where is the old city? K-- -----c--lsēta? K__ i_ v__________ K-r i- v-c-i-s-t-? ------------------ Kur ir vecpilsēta? 0
Where is the cathedral? Ku- ---d-m-? K__ i_ d____ K-r i- d-m-? ------------ Kur ir doms? 0
Where is the museum? Ku---r-mu-ejs? K__ i_ m______ K-r i- m-z-j-? -------------- Kur ir muzejs? 0
Where can one buy stamps? K-r-var-n-pi-kt p--t----as? K__ v__ n______ p__________ K-r v-r n-p-r-t p-s-m-r-a-? --------------------------- Kur var nopirkt pastmarkas? 0
Where can one buy flowers? K-r--ar--o----- -u-e-? K__ v__ n______ p_____ K-r v-r n-p-r-t p-ķ-s- ---------------------- Kur var nopirkt puķes? 0
Where can one buy tickets? K-r --- -o------b-au--a--- -iļe-es? K__ v__ n______ b_________ b_______ K-r v-r n-p-r-t b-a-k-a-a- b-ļ-t-s- ----------------------------------- Kur var nopirkt braukšanas biļetes? 0
Where is the harbour / harbor (am.)? Ku-----o---? K__ i_ o____ K-r i- o-t-? ------------ Kur ir osta? 0
Where is the market? K-r -- t-r--s? K__ i_ t______ K-r i- t-r-u-? -------------- Kur ir tirgus? 0
Where is the castle? K-r i-----s? K__ i_ p____ K-r i- p-l-? ------------ Kur ir pils? 0
When does the tour begin? Ka- ---as -k-k-rsija? K__ s____ e__________ K-d s-k-s e-s-u-s-j-? --------------------- Kad sākas ekskursija? 0
When does the tour end? Ka-----dz-s-eks--rs-j-? K__ b______ e__________ K-d b-i-z-s e-s-u-s-j-? ----------------------- Kad beidzas ekskursija? 0
How long is the tour? C-- -a-a bū------u--ija? C__ g___ b__ e__________ C-k g-r- b-s e-s-u-s-j-? ------------------------ Cik gara būs ekskursija? 0
I would like a guide who speaks German. E--v-l----idu,---- ru-ā -āc--va--dā. E_ v____ g____ k__ r___ v___ v______ E- v-l-s g-d-, k-s r-n- v-c- v-l-d-. ------------------------------------ Es vēlos gidu, kas runā vācu valodā. 0
I would like a guide who speaks Italian. E- -ē--- -idu----s-r--- --āļu--a---ā. E_ v____ g____ k__ r___ i____ v______ E- v-l-s g-d-, k-s r-n- i-ā-u v-l-d-. ------------------------------------- Es vēlos gidu, kas runā itāļu valodā. 0
I would like a guide who speaks French. E---ē--s -idu---as --nā-franč- -----ā. E_ v____ g____ k__ r___ f_____ v______ E- v-l-s g-d-, k-s r-n- f-a-č- v-l-d-. -------------------------------------- Es vēlos gidu, kas runā franču valodā. 0

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