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en In the city   »   fi Kaupungissa

25 [twenty-five]

In the city

In the city

25 [kaksikymmentäviisi]

Kaupungissa

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I would like to go to the station. Tahdo--r--ta-----e-alle. T_____ r________________ T-h-o- r-u-a-i-a-e-a-l-. ------------------------ Tahdon rautatieasemalle. 0
I would like to go to the airport. Ta-----len---en--l-e. T_____ l_____________ T-h-o- l-n-o-e-t-l-e- --------------------- Tahdon lentokentälle. 0
I would like to go to the city centre / center (am.). Tahd-n k---ust-a-. T_____ k__________ T-h-o- k-s-u-t-a-. ------------------ Tahdon keskustaan. 0
How do I get to the station? Mi-----ä--en---u-atie-s-m----? M____ p_____ r________________ M-t-n p-ä-e- r-u-a-i-a-e-a-l-? ------------------------------ Miten pääsen rautatieasemalle? 0
How do I get to the airport? Mite- p-äsen --nt-kentä-l-? M____ p_____ l_____________ M-t-n p-ä-e- l-n-o-e-t-l-e- --------------------------- Miten pääsen lentokentälle? 0
How do I get to the city centre / center (am.)? Mi-en --äs-n-----u----n? M____ p_____ k__________ M-t-n p-ä-e- k-s-u-t-a-? ------------------------ Miten pääsen keskustaan? 0
I need a taxi. T--v----n-tak--n. T________ t______ T-r-i-s-n t-k-i-. ----------------- Tarvitsen taksin. 0
I need a city map. Tar-its-------u---- -ar--n. T________ k________ k______ T-r-i-s-n k-u-u-g-n k-r-a-. --------------------------- Tarvitsen kaupungin kartan. 0
I need a hotel. T--vi-se- ----l-in. T________ h________ T-r-i-s-n h-t-l-i-. ------------------- Tarvitsen hotellin. 0
I would like to rent a car. Ta--oisi--vu-kra---a-ton. T________ v_______ a_____ T-h-o-s-n v-o-r-t- a-t-n- ------------------------- Tahtoisin vuokrata auton. 0
Here is my credit card. Tä--- -- --otto--r--ini. T____ o_ l______________ T-s-ä o- l-o-t-k-r-t-n-. ------------------------ Tässä on luottokorttini. 0
Here is my licence / license (am.). T------n a--ko--t-ni. T____ o_ a___________ T-s-ä o- a-o-o-t-i-i- --------------------- Tässä on ajokorttini. 0
What is there to see in the city? M-tä nä-t-v-y---ä ka-p-n--ss----? M___ n___________ k__________ o__ M-t- n-h-ä-y-k-i- k-u-u-g-s-a o-? --------------------------------- Mitä nähtävyyksiä kaupungissa on? 0
Go to the old city. M----ä -a--a--kau----i-n. M_____ v_________________ M-n-ä- v-n-a-n-a-p-n-i-n- ------------------------- Menkää vanhaankaupunkiin. 0
Go on a city tour. Teh-ää-kier--a-e-u. T_____ k___________ T-h-ä- k-e-t-a-e-u- ------------------- Tehkää kiertoajelu. 0
Go to the harbour / harbor (am.). Me-k-ä -at-----. M_____ s________ M-n-ä- s-t-m-a-. ---------------- Menkää satamaan. 0
Go on a harbour / harbor (am.) tour. T--kää---t----ier-o-. T_____ s_____________ T-h-ä- s-t-m-k-e-r-s- --------------------- Tehkää satamakierros. 0
Are there any other places of interest? Mi---nä-tä-y-k-iä-s-n -is-k-i v--l- lö--y-? M___ n___________ s__ l______ v____ l______ M-t- n-h-ä-y-k-i- s-n l-s-k-i v-e-ä l-y-y-? ------------------------------------------- Mitä nähtävyyksiä sen lisäksi vielä löytyy? 0

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