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33 [thirty-three]

At the train station

At the train station

33 [tiga puluh tiga]

At the train station

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When is the next train to Berlin? B-la--h--ereta ----set-r-sn---ke------n? Bilakah kereta api seterusnya ke Berlin? B-l-k-h k-r-t- a-i s-t-r-s-y- k- B-r-i-? ---------------------------------------- Bilakah kereta api seterusnya ke Berlin? 0
When is the next train to Paris? Bil--ah ke--ta--p--set-r-sn-- k--P-r--? Bilakah kereta api seterusnya ke Paris? B-l-k-h k-r-t- a-i s-t-r-s-y- k- P-r-s- --------------------------------------- Bilakah kereta api seterusnya ke Paris? 0
When is the next train to London? B-lak---k-re-a -p- -eter---ya----L-n---? Bilakah kereta api seterusnya ke London? B-l-k-h k-r-t- a-i s-t-r-s-y- k- L-n-o-? ---------------------------------------- Bilakah kereta api seterusnya ke London? 0
When does the train for Warsaw leave? P-kul-----pa--- --------p- k- ----a--b-r-ol--? Pukul berapakah kereta api ke Warsaw bertolak? P-k-l b-r-p-k-h k-r-t- a-i k- W-r-a- b-r-o-a-? ---------------------------------------------- Pukul berapakah kereta api ke Warsaw bertolak? 0
When does the train for Stockholm leave? P---l-b-----k-h-kere---a-- -e S--c---lm --rto-a-? Pukul berapakah kereta api ke Stockholm bertolak? P-k-l b-r-p-k-h k-r-t- a-i k- S-o-k-o-m b-r-o-a-? ------------------------------------------------- Pukul berapakah kereta api ke Stockholm bertolak? 0
When does the train for Budapest leave? P--ul b-rapaka--k-reta--pi-k----dap-s----r--la-? Pukul berapakah kereta api ke Budapest bertolak? P-k-l b-r-p-k-h k-r-t- a-i k- B-d-p-s- b-r-o-a-? ------------------------------------------------ Pukul berapakah kereta api ke Budapest bertolak? 0
I’d like a ticket to Madrid. Saya----u ti--t -- -adri-. Saya mahu tiket ke Madrid. S-y- m-h- t-k-t k- M-d-i-. -------------------------- Saya mahu tiket ke Madrid. 0
I’d like a ticket to Prague. Saya-m--- t-k----e Prag-e. Saya mahu tiket ke Prague. S-y- m-h- t-k-t k- P-a-u-. -------------------------- Saya mahu tiket ke Prague. 0
I’d like a ticket to Bern. S-y---ah--ti--t ---B---. Saya mahu tiket ke Bern. S-y- m-h- t-k-t k- B-r-. ------------------------ Saya mahu tiket ke Bern. 0
When does the train arrive in Vienna? Bi--k---ke--ta-a---t--a--i V-enna? Bilakah kereta api tiba di Vienna? B-l-k-h k-r-t- a-i t-b- d- V-e-n-? ---------------------------------- Bilakah kereta api tiba di Vienna? 0
When does the train arrive in Moscow? B--aka- --reta--p---ib- d--M-s---? Bilakah kereta api tiba di Moscow? B-l-k-h k-r-t- a-i t-b- d- M-s-o-? ---------------------------------- Bilakah kereta api tiba di Moscow? 0
When does the train arrive in Amsterdam? Bi---ah-ker-t- -pi-t-ba -i----te-d-m? Bilakah kereta api tiba di Amsterdam? B-l-k-h k-r-t- a-i t-b- d- A-s-e-d-m- ------------------------------------- Bilakah kereta api tiba di Amsterdam? 0
Do I have to change trains? A-aka- -ay- p---u m---k----as? Adakah saya perlu menukar bas? A-a-a- s-y- p-r-u m-n-k-r b-s- ------------------------------ Adakah saya perlu menukar bas? 0
From which platform does the train leave? Dari -l--f-rm m-n-----kere-a api-a--n--e------? Dari platform manakah kereta api akan berlepas? D-r- p-a-f-r- m-n-k-h k-r-t- a-i a-a- b-r-e-a-? ----------------------------------------------- Dari platform manakah kereta api akan berlepas? 0
Does the train have sleepers? A-akah--e--a-at g---b---te--at -i-ur--i-dala--k-re-a-a-i? Adakah terdapat gerabak tempat tidur di dalam kereta api? A-a-a- t-r-a-a- g-r-b-k t-m-a- t-d-r d- d-l-m k-r-t- a-i- --------------------------------------------------------- Adakah terdapat gerabak tempat tidur di dalam kereta api? 0
I’d like a one-way ticket to Brussels. S-ya-hanya m-h- --r-a-a-an-s-h-la -e-B-u---l-. Saya hanya mahu perjalanan sehala ke Brussels. S-y- h-n-a m-h- p-r-a-a-a- s-h-l- k- B-u-s-l-. ---------------------------------------------- Saya hanya mahu perjalanan sehala ke Brussels. 0
I’d like a return ticket to Copenhagen. Sa-a -a-u t-k-t -erg--ba--k -e Co---h---n. Saya mahu tiket pergi balik ke Copenhagen. S-y- m-h- t-k-t p-r-i b-l-k k- C-p-n-a-e-. ------------------------------------------ Saya mahu tiket pergi balik ke Copenhagen. 0
What does a berth in the sleeper cost? B-r-pa-a- harga--em--t -udu----gi-----ba- tem--- -i---? Berapakah harga tempat duduk bagi gerabak tempat tidur? B-r-p-k-h h-r-a t-m-a- d-d-k b-g- g-r-b-k t-m-a- t-d-r- ------------------------------------------------------- Berapakah harga tempat duduk bagi gerabak tempat tidur? 0

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