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en At the train station   »   sq Nё stacionin e trenit

33 [thirty-three]

At the train station

At the train station

33 [tridhjetёetre]

Nё stacionin e trenit

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When is the next train to Berlin? K---ni-e- -ren-----t---p-r -e-li-? K-- n---- t---- t----- p-- B------ K-r n-s-t t-e-i t-e-ё- p-r B-r-i-? ---------------------------------- Kur niset treni tjetёr pёr Berlin? 0
When is the next train to Paris? K-- -is-- ---ni--je-ё--p--------? K-- n---- t---- t----- p-- P----- K-r n-s-t t-e-i t-e-ё- p-r P-r-s- --------------------------------- Kur niset treni tjetёr pёr Paris? 0
When is the next train to London? K-r-n-set----ni--j--ё- --- -o---r? K-- n---- t---- t----- p-- L------ K-r n-s-t t-e-i t-e-ё- p-r L-n-ё-? ---------------------------------- Kur niset treni tjetёr pёr Londёr? 0
When does the train for Warsaw leave? N- ---r---------r--- -------s-a--? N- ç---- n---- t---- p-- V-------- N- ç-o-ё n-s-t t-e-i p-r V-r-h-v-? ---------------------------------- Nё ç’orё niset treni pёr Varshavё? 0
When does the train for Stockholm leave? Nё ç’--------- treni p-r-St-kh-lm? N- ç---- n---- t---- p-- S-------- N- ç-o-ё n-s-t t-e-i p-r S-o-h-l-? ---------------------------------- Nё ç’orё niset treni pёr Stokholm? 0
When does the train for Budapest leave? Nё-ç’-r--n-s-t-t-e-i-pё- -----dapes-? N- ç---- n---- t---- p-- n- B-------- N- ç-o-ё n-s-t t-e-i p-r n- B-d-p-s-? ------------------------------------- Nё ç’orё niset treni pёr nё Budapest? 0
I’d like a ticket to Madrid. Dua--jё b-l-t- p-r---d-i-. D-- n-- b----- p-- M------ D-a n-ё b-l-t- p-r M-d-i-. -------------------------- Dua njё biletё pёr Madrid. 0
I’d like a ticket to Prague. Du--n-ё-b-l-t- -ё-----gë. D-- n-- b----- p-- P----- D-a n-ё b-l-t- p-r P-a-ë- ------------------------- Dua njё biletё pёr Pragë. 0
I’d like a ticket to Bern. Du--njё--ilet- -ё--B--në. D-- n-- b----- p-- B----- D-a n-ё b-l-t- p-r B-r-ë- ------------------------- Dua njё biletё pёr Bernë. 0
When does the train arrive in Vienna? Kur ---in--r-n- n- -j-n? K-- a---- t---- n- V---- K-r a-r-n t-e-i n- V-e-? ------------------------ Kur arrin treni nё Vjen? 0
When does the train arrive in Moscow? K-- ar-in-t-en- n--Mosk-? K-- a---- t---- n- M----- K-r a-r-n t-e-i n- M-s-ё- ------------------------- Kur arrin treni nё Moskё? 0
When does the train arrive in Amsterdam? Kur -rr-n----ni----A---er-am? K-- a---- t---- n- A--------- K-r a-r-n t-e-i n- A-s-e-d-m- ----------------------------- Kur arrin treni nё Amsterdam? 0
Do I have to change trains? A--u----tё--d-rroj---en? A d---- t- n------ t---- A d-h-t t- n-ё-r-j t-e-? ------------------------ A duhet tё ndёrroj tren? 0
From which platform does the train leave? N--cil-n -l------ё----e----eni? N- c---- p-------- n---- t----- N- c-l-n p-a-f-r-ё n-s-t t-e-i- ------------------------------- Nё cilёn platformё niset treni? 0
Does the train have sleepers? A ka --gon gju-- n- -ren? A k- v---- g---- n- t---- A k- v-g-n g-u-i n- t-e-? ------------------------- A ka vagon gjumi nё tren? 0
I’d like a one-way ticket to Brussels. Du- ve-ёm v--t-- --r-B--k--l. D-- v---- v----- p-- B------- D-a v-t-m v-j-j- p-r B-u-s-l- ----------------------------- Dua vetёm vajtje pёr Bruksel. 0
I’d like a return ticket to Copenhagen. Dua n-ё-b----- kthim- p----- -op--h-g-n. D-- n-- b----- k----- p-- n- K---------- D-a n-ё b-l-t- k-h-m- p-r n- K-p-n-a-e-. ---------------------------------------- Dua njё biletё kthimi pёr nё Kopenhagen. 0
What does a berth in the sleeper cost? Sa--us---- n-- -e-- nё-v-gon-- m- -----t--? S- k------ n-- v--- n- v------ m- s-------- S- k-s-t-n n-ё v-n- n- v-g-n-n m- s-t-e-ё-? ------------------------------------------- Sa kushton njё vend nё vagonin me shtretёr? 0

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