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Where is the tourist information office? H--r--r --ris----e-ue-? H--- e- t-------------- H-o- e- t-r-s-b-r-a-e-? ----------------------- Hvor er turistbureauet? 0
Do you have a city map for me? H-- du--t------o--r b--n -il -i-? H-- d- e- k--- o--- b--- t-- m--- H-r d- e- k-r- o-e- b-e- t-l m-g- --------------------------------- Har du et kort over byen til mig? 0
Can one reserve a room here? K-n---n----til-- e- ------æ-e-se----? K-- m-- b------- e- h----------- h--- K-n m-n b-s-i-l- e- h-t-l-æ-e-s- h-r- ------------------------------------- Kan man bestille et hotelværelse her? 0
Where is the old city? Hv-r e- ----ga-le by? H--- e- d-- g---- b-- H-o- e- d-n g-m-e b-? --------------------- Hvor er den gamle by? 0
Where is the cathedral? H--r -r--om--rk--? H--- e- d--------- H-o- e- d-m-i-k-n- ------------------ Hvor er domkirken? 0
Where is the museum? Hv-- -r --s-et? H--- e- m------ H-o- e- m-s-e-? --------------- Hvor er museet? 0
Where can one buy stamps? H-o- kan --- --b----im-r-e-? H--- k-- m-- k--- f--------- H-o- k-n m-n k-b- f-i-æ-k-r- ---------------------------- Hvor kan man købe frimærker? 0
Where can one buy flowers? H-o- --n man --be bl----er? H--- k-- m-- k--- b-------- H-o- k-n m-n k-b- b-o-s-e-? --------------------------- Hvor kan man købe blomster? 0
Where can one buy tickets? H-o- ka- man--øb- -il-----r? H--- k-- m-- k--- b--------- H-o- k-n m-n k-b- b-l-e-t-r- ---------------------------- Hvor kan man købe billetter? 0
Where is the harbour / harbor (am.)? H--- -------en? H--- e- h------ H-o- e- h-v-e-? --------------- Hvor er havnen? 0
Where is the market? H-or--- -o---t? H--- e- t------ H-o- e- t-r-e-? --------------- Hvor er torvet? 0
Where is the castle? Hvor-er sl--tet? H--- e- s------- H-o- e- s-o-t-t- ---------------- Hvor er slottet? 0
When does the tour begin? Hvornå- ---ynd-----n-v-s-i-g--? H------ b------- r------------- H-o-n-r b-g-n-e- r-n-v-s-i-g-n- ------------------------------- Hvornår begynder rundvisningen? 0
When does the tour end? H---når-s----er run-vis------? H------ s------ r------------- H-o-n-r s-u-t-r r-n-v-s-i-g-n- ------------------------------ Hvornår slutter rundvisningen? 0
How long is the tour? Hv-r-l---- -a--r-r-ndvisnin-e-? H--- l---- v---- r------------- H-o- l-n-e v-r-r r-n-v-s-i-g-n- ------------------------------- Hvor længe varer rundvisningen? 0
I would like a guide who speaks German. Je----l--e-ne h--e en g-i-e- d-r-tal-r ty-k. J-- v-- g---- h--- e- g----- d-- t---- t---- J-g v-l g-r-e h-v- e- g-i-e- d-r t-l-r t-s-. -------------------------------------------- Jeg vil gerne have en guide, der taler tysk. 0
I would like a guide who speaks Italian. Je----l ger-e--ave-e- g-i--, d-r -a-er -tal-e-sk. J-- v-- g---- h--- e- g----- d-- t---- i--------- J-g v-l g-r-e h-v- e- g-i-e- d-r t-l-r i-a-i-n-k- ------------------------------------------------- Jeg vil gerne have en guide, der taler italiensk. 0
I would like a guide who speaks French. Jeg---l g-r-- --v--e---uid-, -er taler---a--k. J-- v-- g---- h--- e- g----- d-- t---- f------ J-g v-l g-r-e h-v- e- g-i-e- d-r t-l-r f-a-s-. ---------------------------------------------- Jeg vil gerne have en guide, der taler fransk. 0

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