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em On the train   »   ko 기차 안에서

34 [thirty-four]

On the train

On the train

34 [서른넷]

34 [seoleunnes]

기차 안에서

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Is that the train to Berlin? 저게--를----차-요? 저- 베--- 기---- 저- 베-린- 기-예-? ------------- 저게 베를린행 기차예요? 0
j-o-- -e---l-i--a--g-gicha--yo? j---- b------------- g--------- j-o-e b-l-u-l-n-a-n- g-c-a-e-o- ------------------------------- jeoge beleullinhaeng gichayeyo?
When does the train leave? 기차--몇-시에 -나-? 기-- 몇 시- 떠--- 기-가 몇 시- 떠-요- ------------- 기차가 몇 시에 떠나요? 0
gich--a-my--c- s-- t---n--o? g------ m----- s-- t-------- g-c-a-a m-e-c- s-e t-e-n-y-? ---------------------------- gichaga myeoch sie tteonayo?
When does the train arrive in Berlin? 기차가 --시에-베--에 -착해-? 기-- 몇 시- 베--- 도---- 기-가 몇 시- 베-린- 도-해-? ------------------- 기차가 몇 시에 베를린에 도착해요? 0
g--hag---y-oc- -ie -e---ll-n-e doch-gha--o? g------ m----- s-- b---------- d----------- g-c-a-a m-e-c- s-e b-l-u-l-n-e d-c-a-h-e-o- ------------------------------------------- gichaga myeoch sie beleullin-e dochaghaeyo?
Excuse me, may I pass? 죄송하지-,-지나-도 돼요? 죄----- 지--- 돼-- 죄-하-만- 지-가- 돼-? --------------- 죄송하지만, 지나가도 돼요? 0
j--s-ngh-jiman, ji--g--- --ae-o? j-------------- j------- d------ j-e-o-g-a-i-a-, j-n-g-d- d-a-y-? -------------------------------- joesonghajiman, jinagado dwaeyo?
I think this is my seat. 이- - --인-것 같아요. 이- 제 자-- 것 같--- 이- 제 자-인 것 같-요- --------------- 이건 제 자리인 것 같아요. 0
ig----je -al-i---e-- -a-----. i---- j- j----- g--- g------- i-e-n j- j-l-i- g-o- g-t-a-o- ----------------------------- igeon je jaliin geos gat-ayo.
I think you’re sitting in my seat. 당신- - ----앉---은-- --요. 당-- 제 자-- 앉- 있- 것 같--- 당-이 제 자-에 앉- 있- 것 같-요- ---------------------- 당신이 제 자리에 앉아 있은 것 같아요. 0
dangs-n-- -e---l-e -nj-a-----e-- -e-s-gat-ayo. d-------- j- j---- a---- i------ g--- g------- d-n-s-n-i j- j-l-e a-j-a i-s-e-n g-o- g-t-a-o- ---------------------------------------------- dangsin-i je jalie anj-a iss-eun geos gat-ayo.
Where is the sleeper? 침-칸----예요? 침--- 어---- 침-칸- 어-예-? ---------- 침대칸이 어디예요? 0
chimdae-a--i-e-diyey-? c----------- e-------- c-i-d-e-a--- e-d-y-y-? ---------------------- chimdaekan-i eodiyeyo?
The sleeper is at the end of the train. 침--- 기차의 끝에--어-. 침--- 기-- 끝- 있--- 침-칸- 기-의 끝- 있-요- ---------------- 침대칸은 기차의 끝에 있어요. 0
c-i-d-ek-----n -i-hau- ----t-- i-s----o. c------------- g------ k------ i-------- c-i-d-e-a---u- g-c-a-i k-e-t-e i-s-e-y-. ---------------------------------------- chimdaekan-eun gichaui kkeut-e iss-eoyo.
And where is the dining car? – At the front. 식--는--디 있어-? – -쪽에-. 식--- 어- 있--- – 앞---- 식-차- 어- 있-요- – 앞-에-. -------------------- 식당차는 어디 있어요? – 앞쪽에요. 0
s-g-angch-neu- e-di---s-e-y-- –---jj-g---o. s------------- e--- i-------- – a---------- s-g-a-g-h-n-u- e-d- i-s-e-y-? – a-j-o---y-. ------------------------------------------- sigdangchaneun eodi iss-eoyo? – apjjog-eyo.
Can I sleep below? 밑---자- 될--? 밑-- 자- 될--- 밑-서 자- 될-요- ----------- 밑에서 자도 될까요? 0
mi-----o j--- -oe----yo? m------- j--- d--------- m-t-e-e- j-d- d-e-k-a-o- ------------------------ mit-eseo jado doelkkayo?
Can I sleep in the middle? 중--서-자--될--? 중--- 자- 될--- 중-에- 자- 될-요- ------------ 중간에서 자도 될까요? 0
ju---g-n---e--jado d--lkk--o? j------------ j--- d--------- j-n---a---s-o j-d- d-e-k-a-o- ----------------------------- jung-gan-eseo jado doelkkayo?
Can I sleep at the top? 위------될까요? 위-- 자- 될--- 위-서 자- 될-요- ----------- 위에서 자도 될까요? 0
w---e- -------elkkayo? w----- j--- d--------- w-e-e- j-d- d-e-k-a-o- ---------------------- wieseo jado doelkkayo?
When will we get to the border? 언제---에 도착해-? 언- 국-- 도---- 언- 국-에 도-해-? ------------ 언제 국경에 도착해요? 0
e---e-g-g-----g-e ---h---a-yo? e---- g---------- d----------- e-n-e g-g-y-o-g-e d-c-a-h-e-o- ------------------------------ eonje guggyeong-e dochaghaeyo?
How long does the journey to Berlin take? 베를----얼마나 -려요? 베---- 얼-- 걸--- 베-린-지 얼-나 걸-요- -------------- 베를린까지 얼마나 걸려요? 0
b-----lin---ji -olm-na-geollyeo--? b------------- e------ g---------- b-l-u-l-n-k-j- e-l-a-a g-o-l-e-y-? ---------------------------------- beleullinkkaji eolmana geollyeoyo?
Is the train delayed? 기-가 --돼-? 기-- 지---- 기-가 지-돼-? --------- 기차가 지연돼요? 0
gi---g- --------ae--? g------ j------------ g-c-a-a j-y-o-d-a-y-? --------------------- gichaga jiyeondwaeyo?
Do you have something to read? 읽---- 있--? 읽- 것- 있--- 읽- 것- 있-요- ---------- 읽을 것이 있어요? 0
i-g--u--geo------s-eo--? i------ g----- i-------- i-g-e-l g-o--- i-s-e-y-? ------------------------ ilg-eul geos-i iss-eoyo?
Can one get something to eat and to drink here? 여기서 ----과-마실 ---살---있--? 여-- 먹- 것- 마- 것- 살 수 있--- 여-서 먹- 것- 마- 것- 살 수 있-요- ------------------------ 여기서 먹을 것과 마실 것을 살 수 있어요? 0
y-o----o m--g--u- ge---w---asi--ge-s-e-- sal-s- -s--e--o? y------- m------- g------ m---- g------- s-- s- i-------- y-o-i-e- m-o---u- g-o-g-a m-s-l g-o---u- s-l s- i-s-e-y-? --------------------------------------------------------- yeogiseo meog-eul geosgwa masil geos-eul sal su iss-eoyo?
Could you please wake me up at 7 o’clock? 저- -곱 시에--워 --어요? 저- 일- 시- 깨- 주---- 저- 일- 시- 깨- 주-어-? ----------------- 저를 일곱 시에 깨워 주겠어요? 0
jeol-ul i-gob-s-e ----wo -ug-s----yo? j------ i---- s-- k----- j----------- j-o-e-l i-g-b s-e k-a-w- j-g-s---o-o- ------------------------------------- jeoleul ilgob sie kkaewo jugess-eoyo?

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