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At the train station

At the train station

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Na železniški postaji

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When is the next train to Berlin? K--- --e na--e---- -l-k-v ---lin? K___ g__ n________ v___ v B______ K-a- g-e n-s-e-n-i v-a- v B-r-i-? --------------------------------- Kdaj gre naslednji vlak v Berlin? 0
When is the next train to Paris? Kda- --e -asled-----la- - P-ri-? K___ g__ n________ v___ v P_____ K-a- g-e n-s-e-n-i v-a- v P-r-z- -------------------------------- Kdaj gre naslednji vlak v Pariz? 0
When is the next train to London? K------- -asle-n-----a- v--o-don? K___ g__ n________ v___ v L______ K-a- g-e n-s-e-n-i v-a- v L-n-o-? --------------------------------- Kdaj gre naslednji vlak v London? 0
When does the train for Warsaw leave? O- k--eri --i-g----la--v-Va-ša--? O_ k_____ u__ g__ v___ v V_______ O- k-t-r- u-i g-e v-a- v V-r-a-o- --------------------------------- Ob kateri uri gre vlak v Varšavo? 0
When does the train for Stockholm leave? Ob k-te-- uri-gr---------Sto-k-o--? O_ k_____ u__ g__ v___ v S_________ O- k-t-r- u-i g-e v-a- v S-o-k-o-m- ----------------------------------- Ob kateri uri gre vlak v Stockholm? 0
When does the train for Budapest leave? O- -ate-- -r--g-- --ak v Budi-p-š--? O_ k_____ u__ g__ v___ v B__________ O- k-t-r- u-i g-e v-a- v B-d-m-e-t-? ------------------------------------ Ob kateri uri gre vlak v Budimpešto? 0
I’d like a ticket to Madrid. R----- bi vozo---co-d--Ma--id-. R_____ b_ v________ d_ M_______ R-d-a- b- v-z-v-i-o d- M-d-i-a- ------------------------------- Rad(a) bi vozovnico do Madrida. 0
I’d like a ticket to Prague. Ra-(a) -i-voz-vni----o P--ge. R_____ b_ v________ d_ P_____ R-d-a- b- v-z-v-i-o d- P-a-e- ----------------------------- Rad(a) bi vozovnico do Prage. 0
I’d like a ticket to Bern. R---a)-bi -o-o-nico-d- -ern-. R_____ b_ v________ d_ B_____ R-d-a- b- v-z-v-i-o d- B-r-a- ----------------------------- Rad(a) bi vozovnico do Berna. 0
When does the train arrive in Vienna? K-aj --is-e -lak n- Du-a-? K___ p_____ v___ n_ D_____ K-a- p-i-p- v-a- n- D-n-j- -------------------------- Kdaj prispe vlak na Dunaj? 0
When does the train arrive in Moscow? Kd-- ---spe--la- ---o----? K___ p_____ v___ v M______ K-a- p-i-p- v-a- v M-s-v-? -------------------------- Kdaj prispe vlak v Moskvo? 0
When does the train arrive in Amsterdam? K--------pe v--k --Am-ter-a-? K___ p_____ v___ v A_________ K-a- p-i-p- v-a- v A-s-e-d-m- ----------------------------- Kdaj prispe vlak v Amsterdam? 0
Do I have to change trains? A-i--ora--pr-stopi-i? A__ m____ p__________ A-i m-r-m p-e-t-p-t-? --------------------- Ali moram prestopiti? 0
From which platform does the train leave? S--a-erega--i-a -d---j- v-ak? S k_______ t___ o______ v____ S k-t-r-g- t-r- o-p-l-e v-a-? ----------------------------- S katerega tira odpelje vlak? 0
Does the train have sleepers? Ali je --t-m v-a-u-----ni-? A__ j_ v t__ v____ s_______ A-i j- v t-m v-a-u s-a-n-k- --------------------------- Ali je v tem vlaku spalnik? 0
I’d like a one-way ticket to Brussels. Ra---- s--o--no---r-o v---vn--o do -r----j-. R__ b_ s___ e________ v________ d_ B________ R-d b- s-m- e-o-m-r-o v-z-v-i-o d- B-u-e-j-. -------------------------------------------- Rad bi samo enosmerno vozovnico do Bruselja. 0
I’d like a return ticket to Copenhagen. Rad--i p-vra--o----ovn-c- d--K-p--h-g--a. R__ b_ p_______ v________ d_ K___________ R-d b- p-v-a-n- v-z-v-i-o d- K-p-n-a-e-a- ----------------------------------------- Rad bi povratno vozovnico do Kopenhagena. 0
What does a berth in the sleeper cost? Kol-ko -tane-eno m------ -pa--ik-? K_____ s____ e__ m____ v s________ K-l-k- s-a-e e-o m-s-o v s-a-n-k-? ---------------------------------- Koliko stane eno mesto v spalniku? 0

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