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Where is ... ?

Where is ... ?

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Orijentacija

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Where is the tourist information office? Gd-- j- t--------- a-------? Gdje je turistička agencija? 0
Do you have a city map for me? Im--- l- p--- g---- z- m---? Imate li plan grada za mene? 0
Can one reserve a room here? Mo-- l- s- o---- r---------- h------- s---? Može li se ovdje rezervisati hotelska soba? 0
Where is the old city? Gd-- j- s---- g---? Gdje je stari grad? 0
Where is the cathedral? Gd-- j- k--------? Gdje je katedrala? 0
Where is the museum? Gd-- j- m----? Gdje je muzej? 0
Where can one buy stamps? Gd-- s- m--- k----- p-------- m------? Gdje se mogu kupiti poštanske markice? 0
Where can one buy flowers? Gd-- s- m--- k----- c------? Gdje se može kupiti cvijeće? 0
Where can one buy tickets? Gd-- s- m--- k----- v---- k----? Gdje se mogu kupiti vozne karte? 0
Where is the harbour / harbor (am.)? Gd-- j- l---? Gdje je luka? 0
Where is the market? Gd-- j- p-----? Gdje je pijaca? 0
Where is the castle? Gd-- j- d-----? Gdje je dvorac? 0
When does the tour begin? Ka-- p------ (t---------) o-------? Kada počinje (turistički) obilazak? 0
When does the tour end? Ka-- s- z------- (t---------) o-------? Kada se završava (turistički) obilazak? 0
How long is the tour? Ko---- d--- t---- (t---------) o-------? Koliko dugo traje (turistički) obilazak? 0
I would like a guide who speaks German. Ja ž---- v----- k--- g----- n-------. Ja želim vodiča koji govori njemački. 0
I would like a guide who speaks Italian. Ja ž---- v----- k--- g----- i----------. Ja želim vodiča koji govori italijanski. 0
I would like a guide who speaks French. Ja ž---- v----- k--- g----- f--------. Ja želim vodiča koji govori francuski. 0

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