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33 [thirty-three]

At the train station

At the train station

33 [서른셋]

33 [seoleunses]

기차역에서

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When is the next train to Berlin? 다음 베-린- 기차가 언---? 다- 베--- 기-- 언---- 다- 베-린- 기-가 언-예-? ----------------- 다음 베를린행 기차가 언제예요? 0
da---m-----u-l-nhaeng-g-cha-- eon-e---o? d----- b------------- g------ e--------- d---u- b-l-u-l-n-a-n- g-c-a-a e-n-e-e-o- ---------------------------------------- da-eum beleullinhaeng gichaga eonjeyeyo?
When is the next train to Paris? 다음 파리- 기-가 --예-? 다- 파-- 기-- 언---- 다- 파-행 기-가 언-예-? ---------------- 다음 파리행 기차가 언제예요? 0
da-e-m -a---aen--gichag- --n-e--yo? d----- p-------- g------ e--------- d---u- p-l-h-e-g g-c-a-a e-n-e-e-o- ----------------------------------- da-eum palihaeng gichaga eonjeyeyo?
When is the next train to London? 다---던행 기차가-언--요? 다- 런-- 기-- 언---- 다- 런-행 기-가 언-예-? ---------------- 다음 런던행 기차가 언제예요? 0
d---u- -e--d-o---e-g ------a ------eyo? d----- l------------ g------ e--------- d---u- l-o-d-o-h-e-g g-c-a-a e-n-e-e-o- --------------------------------------- da-eum leondeonhaeng gichaga eonjeyeyo?
When does the train for Warsaw leave? 바--바- -차--언제 ---? 바---- 기-- 언- 떠--- 바-샤-행 기-가 언- 떠-요- ----------------- 바르샤바행 기차가 언제 떠나요? 0
ba-e--y---h-e---g-c-a-- eonje -teona-o? b-------------- g------ e---- t-------- b-l-u-y-b-h-e-g g-c-a-a e-n-e t-e-n-y-? --------------------------------------- baleusyabahaeng gichaga eonje tteonayo?
When does the train for Stockholm leave? 스톡-----차- -----요? 스---- 기-- 언- 떠--- 스-홀-행 기-가 언- 떠-요- ----------------- 스톡홀름행 기차가 언제 떠나요? 0
seu--g----eumhaen- gi--a---e---e t--o----? s----------------- g------ e---- t-------- s-u-o-h-l-e-m-a-n- g-c-a-a e-n-e t-e-n-y-? ------------------------------------------ seutogholleumhaeng gichaga eonje tteonayo?
When does the train for Budapest leave? 부-페스-- 기차가-----나-? 부----- 기-- 언- 떠--- 부-페-트- 기-가 언- 떠-요- ------------------ 부다페스트행 기차가 언제 떠나요? 0
b-da----u-e-h--n---ic-ag- e--j--tt-o--y-? b---------------- g------ e---- t-------- b-d-p-s-u-e-h-e-g g-c-a-a e-n-e t-e-n-y-? ----------------------------------------- budapeseuteuhaeng gichaga eonje tteonayo?
I’d like a ticket to Madrid. 마드--행-표- 한-장 -세요. 마---- 표- 한 장 주--- 마-리-행 표- 한 장 주-요- ----------------- 마드리드행 표를 한 장 주세요. 0
mad--li---h--n-----l-----a- j--- juse--. m-------------- p------ h-- j--- j------ m-d-u-i-e-h-e-g p-o-e-l h-n j-n- j-s-y-. ---------------------------------------- madeulideuhaeng pyoleul han jang juseyo.
I’d like a ticket to Prague. 프라하- 표--한 --주--. 프--- 표- 한 장 주--- 프-하- 표- 한 장 주-요- ---------------- 프라하행 표를 한 장 주세요. 0
p-u-ah-ha-n--p---eu--ha- j--g-jus-yo. p----------- p------ h-- j--- j------ p-u-a-a-a-n- p-o-e-l h-n j-n- j-s-y-. ------------------------------------- peulahahaeng pyoleul han jang juseyo.
I’d like a ticket to Bern. 베-행--- 한 --주--. 베-- 표- 한 장 주--- 베-행 표- 한 장 주-요- --------------- 베른행 표를 한 장 주세요. 0
be--un--e-- p----ul --n--a-g-j-sey-. b---------- p------ h-- j--- j------ b-l-u-h-e-g p-o-e-l h-n j-n- j-s-y-. ------------------------------------ beleunhaeng pyoleul han jang juseyo.
When does the train arrive in Vienna? 기-가--제 -엔나- 도착-요? 기-- 언- 비--- 도---- 기-가 언- 비-나- 도-해-? ----------------- 기차가 언제 비엔나에 도착해요? 0
gi--aga ------bi--n--e d---agh--yo? g------ e---- b------- d----------- g-c-a-a e-n-e b-e-n--- d-c-a-h-e-o- ----------------------------------- gichaga eonje bienna-e dochaghaeyo?
When does the train arrive in Moscow? 기차--언제 모-크바에 도착해-? 기-- 언- 모---- 도---- 기-가 언- 모-크-에 도-해-? ------------------ 기차가 언제 모스크바에 도착해요? 0
gi-hag--eon-e--o--u---ba-e-d-c-a-h-ey-? g------ e---- m----------- d----------- g-c-a-a e-n-e m-s-u-e-b--- d-c-a-h-e-o- --------------------------------------- gichaga eonje moseukeuba-e dochaghaeyo?
When does the train arrive in Amsterdam? 기차가-언- ---르담에 -착해-? 기-- 언- 암----- 도---- 기-가 언- 암-테-담- 도-해-? ------------------- 기차가 언제 암스테르담에 도착해요? 0
gi-hag--------amseu-el--d---e-d--h-g---y-? g------ e---- a-------------- d----------- g-c-a-a e-n-e a-s-u-e-e-d-m-e d-c-a-h-e-o- ------------------------------------------ gichaga eonje amseuteleudam-e dochaghaeyo?
Do I have to change trains? 기------타야 -요? 기-- 갈- 타- 해-- 기-를 갈- 타- 해-? ------------- 기차를 갈아 타야 해요? 0
gi---l-----a--a -----h--yo? g-------- g---- t--- h----- g-c-a-e-l g-l-a t-y- h-e-o- --------------------------- gichaleul gal-a taya haeyo?
From which platform does the train leave? 기차- 어느--랫폼-서 ---? 기-- 어- 플---- 떠--- 기-가 어- 플-폼-서 떠-요- ----------------- 기차가 어느 플랫폼에서 떠나요? 0
gic--g- e--e--peu---e-p-m---eo tteo--yo? g------ e---- p--------------- t-------- g-c-a-a e-n-u p-u-l-e-p-m-e-e- t-e-n-y-? ---------------------------------------- gichaga eoneu peullaespom-eseo tteonayo?
Does the train have sleepers? 기-에--대-이-있어요? 기-- 침--- 있--- 기-에 침-칸- 있-요- ------------- 기차에 침대칸이 있어요? 0
gi-ha-e-----daek---i i------o? g------ c----------- i-------- g-c-a-e c-i-d-e-a--- i-s-e-y-? ------------------------------ gicha-e chimdaekan-i iss-eoyo?
I’d like a one-way ticket to Brussels. 브--행 편도--를-한 장---요. 브--- 편- 표- 한 장 주--- 브-셀- 편- 표- 한 장 주-요- ------------------- 브뤼셀행 편도 표를 한 장 주세요. 0
b-u-w--el----g --e---o--y--eu--h----a-g ju----. b------------- p------ p------ h-- j--- j------ b-u-w-s-l-a-n- p-e-n-o p-o-e-l h-n j-n- j-s-y-. ----------------------------------------------- beulwiselhaeng pyeondo pyoleul han jang juseyo.
I’d like a return ticket to Copenhagen. 코펜---로 -아-는 표- --장-주세요. 코----- 돌--- 표- 한 장 주--- 코-하-으- 돌-가- 표- 한 장 주-요- ----------------------- 코펜하겐으로 돌아가는 표를 한 장 주세요. 0
ko--nha--n--u-o d-l--ganeu- p-oleu- --- jang jus--o. k-------------- d---------- p------ h-- j--- j------ k-p-n-a-e---u-o d-l-a-a-e-n p-o-e-l h-n j-n- j-s-y-. ---------------------------------------------------- kopenhagen-eulo dol-aganeun pyoleul han jang juseyo.
What does a berth in the sleeper cost? 침-칸- 있---대 --- 얼마-요? 침--- 있- 침- 하-- 얼---- 침-칸- 있- 침- 하-가 얼-예-? -------------------- 침대칸에 있는 침대 하나가 얼마예요? 0
c-i---e----e--ss---n c-i---e --naga--o--aye-o? c----------- i------ c------ h----- e--------- c-i-d-e-a--- i-s-e-n c-i-d-e h-n-g- e-l-a-e-o- ---------------------------------------------- chimdaekan-e issneun chimdae hanaga eolmayeyo?

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