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On the train

On the train

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On the train

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Is that the train to Berlin? М-на- Б---инге-б-ра-ы---о--з-ба? М---- Б------- б------ п---- б-- М-н-у Б-р-и-г- б-р-т-н п-й-з б-? -------------------------------- Мынау Берлинге баратын пойыз ба? 0
M-n-w B--lïn-----r---n-p--ız --? M---- B------- b------ p---- b-- M-n-w B-r-ï-g- b-r-t-n p-y-z b-? -------------------------------- Mınaw Berlïnge baratın poyız ba?
When does the train leave? Б-л --й-- -а--- -үр---? Б-- п---- қ---- ж------ Б-л п-й-з қ-ш-н ж-р-д-? ----------------------- Бұл пойыз қашан жүреді? 0
Bu------z--a-a- j-----? B-- p---- q---- j------ B-l p-y-z q-ş-n j-r-d-? ----------------------- Bul poyız qaşan jüredi?
When does the train arrive in Berlin? По--- --рл---- қ--ан-жетед-? П---- Б------- қ---- ж------ П-й-з Б-р-и-г- қ-ш-н ж-т-д-? ---------------------------- Пойыз Берлинге қашан жетеді? 0
Po-ız -e--ï-ge-q-----jet--i? P---- B------- q---- j------ P-y-z B-r-ï-g- q-ş-n j-t-d-? ---------------------------- Poyız Berlïnge qaşan jetedi?
Excuse me, may I pass? К-ш---ңіз, ө---- рұ-с-- --? К--------- ө---- р----- п-- К-ш-р-ң-з- ө-у-е р-қ-а- п-? --------------------------- Кешіріңіз, өтуге рұқсат па? 0
Ke-i----z- -t-ge-ru---- --? K--------- ö---- r----- p-- K-ş-r-ñ-z- ö-w-e r-q-a- p-? --------------------------- Keşiriñiz, ötwge ruqsat pa?
I think this is my seat. М-н--ше,-б-л —-м-н-ң о--ы-. М------- б-- — м---- о----- М-н-ң-е- б-л — м-н-ң о-н-м- --------------------------- Меніңше, бұл — менің орным. 0
Meni-şe- bu--— -eni- ornım. M------- b-- — m---- o----- M-n-ñ-e- b-l — m-n-ñ o-n-m- --------------------------- Meniñşe, bul — meniñ ornım.
I think you’re sitting in my seat. Мен--ше, --з мен-- ор-ы--а о-ырсыз. М------- с-- м---- о------ о------- М-н-ң-е- с-з м-н-ң о-н-м-а о-ы-с-з- ----------------------------------- Меніңше, сіз менің орнымда отырсыз. 0
Me--ñ-e, si---e-iñ------d- -tırsız. M------- s-- m---- o------ o------- M-n-ñ-e- s-z m-n-ñ o-n-m-a o-ı-s-z- ----------------------------------- Meniñşe, siz meniñ ornımda otırsız.
Where is the sleeper? Ұй-қта-т----аг----айд-? Ұ--------- в---- қ----- Ұ-ы-т-й-ы- в-г-н қ-й-а- ----------------------- Ұйықтайтын вагон қайда? 0
Uyı---ytın--a-o---a-d-? U--------- v---- q----- U-ı-t-y-ı- v-g-n q-y-a- ----------------------- Uyıqtaytın vagon qayda?
The sleeper is at the end of the train. Ұ-ы-тай-ы--в-гон пой---ы----ң-нда. Ұ--------- в---- п------- с------- Ұ-ы-т-й-ы- в-г-н п-й-з-ы- с-ң-н-а- ---------------------------------- Ұйықтайтын вагон пойыздың соңында. 0
U--q--y-ın --go-----ız--ñ --ñ-nd-. U--------- v---- p------- s------- U-ı-t-y-ı- v-g-n p-y-z-ı- s-ñ-n-a- ---------------------------------- Uyıqtaytın vagon poyızdıñ soñında.
And where is the dining car? – At the front. Вагон-м----мх-н- қ---а? – -ой---ың -а---д-. В--------------- қ----- – П------- б------- В-г-н-м-й-а-х-н- қ-й-а- – П-й-з-ы- б-с-н-а- ------------------------------------------- Вагон-мейрамхана қайда? – Пойыздың басында. 0
Vago---e--am---a--a--a? – Poy-z----ba---da. V--------------- q----- – P------- b------- V-g-n-m-y-a-x-n- q-y-a- – P-y-z-ı- b-s-n-a- ------------------------------------------- Vagon-meyramxana qayda? – Poyızdıñ basında.
Can I sleep below? М---аст-----атса- б-ла-ма? М-- а----- ж----- б--- м-- М-н а-т-н- ж-т-а- б-л- м-? -------------------------- Мен астына жатсам бола ма? 0
Men---t--- ja---m-b-l----? M-- a----- j----- b--- m-- M-n a-t-n- j-t-a- b-l- m-? -------------------------- Men astına jatsam bola ma?
Can I sleep in the middle? Мен---тасы-а -------б------? М-- о------- ж----- б--- м-- М-н о-т-с-н- ж-т-а- б-л- м-? ---------------------------- Мен ортасына жатсам бола ма? 0
Me- ort-s--- -a---- -----m-? M-- o------- j----- b--- m-- M-n o-t-s-n- j-t-a- b-l- m-? ---------------------------- Men ortasına jatsam bola ma?
Can I sleep at the top? Мен-ү------жатс-м--о----а? М-- ү----- ж----- б--- м-- М-н ү-т-н- ж-т-а- б-л- м-? -------------------------- Мен үстіне жатсам бола ма? 0
Men ü--i-e ja-s-m-bo-a m-? M-- ü----- j----- b--- m-- M-n ü-t-n- j-t-a- b-l- m-? -------------------------- Men üstine jatsam bola ma?
When will we get to the border? Ше-ар-д--қ--а--бо---ыз? Ш------- қ---- б------- Ш-к-р-д- қ-ш-н б-л-м-з- ----------------------- Шекарада қашан боламыз? 0
Ş-k--a-a-----n-b-l----? Ş------- q---- b------- Ş-k-r-d- q-ş-n b-l-m-z- ----------------------- Şekarada qaşan bolamız?
How long does the journey to Berlin take? Б--л--г- ----н --й---қанша-жүре-і? Б------- д---- п---- қ---- ж------ Б-р-и-г- д-й-н п-й-з қ-н-а ж-р-д-? ---------------------------------- Берлинге дейін пойыз қанша жүреді? 0
Be----g- ------p-y-z qa-ş-----e--? B------- d---- p---- q---- j------ B-r-ï-g- d-y-n p-y-z q-n-a j-r-d-? ---------------------------------- Berlïnge deyin poyız qanşa jüredi?
Is the train delayed? По-----еші-е ме? П---- к----- м-- П-й-з к-ш-г- м-? ---------------- Пойыз кешіге ме? 0
Po--z -eş------? P---- k----- m-- P-y-z k-ş-g- m-? ---------------- Poyız keşige me?
Do you have something to read? Сіз-е -қ--ы---і--ең- б---м-? С---- о----- б------ б-- м-- С-з-е о-и-ы- б-р-е-е б-р м-? ---------------------------- Сізде оқитын бірдеңе бар ма? 0
Si-d-----tı- bi--e-- bar m-? S---- o----- b------ b-- m-- S-z-e o-ï-ı- b-r-e-e b-r m-? ---------------------------- Sizde oqïtın birdeñe bar ma?
Can one get something to eat and to drink here? Мұн-а---і--же--ін--і--е-----р -а? М---- і---------- б------ б-- м-- М-н-а і-і---е-т-н б-р-е-е б-р м-? --------------------------------- Мұнда ішіп-жейтін бірдеңе бар ма? 0
M-n-a -şip--eyti--birdeñe--a- --? M---- i---------- b------ b-- m-- M-n-a i-i---e-t-n b-r-e-e b-r m-? --------------------------------- Munda işip-jeytin birdeñe bar ma?
Could you please wake me up at 7 o’clock? Ме-- ---а-----і---оя-ы--жібе-есіз-бе? М--- с---- ж----- о---- ж-------- б-- М-н- с-ғ-т ж-т-д- о-т-п ж-б-р-с-з б-? ------------------------------------- Мені сағат жетіде оятып жібересіз бе? 0
M-n-----a- j-tid--o-a-ı-------es-----? M--- s---- j----- o----- j-------- b-- M-n- s-ğ-t j-t-d- o-a-ı- j-b-r-s-z b-? -------------------------------------- Meni sağat jetide oyatıp jiberesiz be?

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