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‫اسٹیشن پر‬

33 [thirty-three]

At the train station

At the train station

‫33 [تینتیس]‬

tentees

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‫اسٹیشن پر‬

[station par]

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When is the next train to Berlin? ‫ا--- ٹ--- ب--- ک- ل-- ک- ج--- گ--‬ ‫اگلی ٹرین برلن کے لئے کب جائے گی؟‬ 0
ag-- t---- B----- k-- j--- g-? agli train Berlin kab jaye gi? 		+
When is the next train to Paris? ‫ا--- ٹ--- پ--- ک- ل-- ک- ج--- گ--‬ ‫اگلی ٹرین پیرس کے لئے کب جائے گی؟‬ 0
ag-- t---- P---- k-- j--- g-? agli train Paris kab jaye gi? 		+
When is the next train to London? ‫ا--- ٹ--- ل--- ک- ل-- ک- ج--- گ--‬ ‫اگلی ٹرین لندن کے لئے کب جائے گی؟‬ 0
ag-- t---- L----- k-- j--- g-? agli train London kab jaye gi? 		+
     
When does the train for Warsaw leave? ‫و---- ج--- و--- ٹ--- ک--- ب-- ر---- ہ- گ--‬ ‫وارسا جانے والی ٹرین کتنے بجے روانہ ہو گی؟‬ 0
va--- j--- w--- t---- k----- b---- r----- h- g-? varsa jane wali train kitney bujey rawana ho gi? 		+
When does the train for Stockholm leave? ‫ا------- ج--- و--- ٹ--- ک--- ب-- ر---- ہ- گ--‬ ‫اسٹاکہوم جانے والی ٹرین کتنے بجے روانہ ہو گی؟‬ 0
st------- j--- w--- t---- k----- b---- r----- h- g-? stockholm jane wali train kitnay bujey rawana ho gi? 		+
When does the train for Budapest leave? ‫ب------- ج--- و--- ٹ--- ک--- ب-- ر---- ہ- گ--‬ ‫بوڈاپیسٹ جانے والی ٹرین کتنے بجے روانہ ہو گی؟‬ 0
bo------ j--- w--- t---- k----- b---- r----- h- g-? bodapest jane wali train kitnay bujey rawana ho gi? 		+
     
I’d like a ticket to Madrid. ‫م--- م---- ک- ا-- ٹ-- چ----‬ ‫مجھے میڈرڈ کا ایک ٹکٹ چاہیے‬ 0
mu--- m---- k- a-- t----- c-----e mujhe midrd ka aik ticket chahiye 		+
I’d like a ticket to Prague. ‫م--- پ--- ک- ا-- ٹ-- چ----‬ ‫مجھے پراگ کا ایک ٹکٹ چاہیے‬ 0
mu--- p---- k- a-- t----- c-----e mujhe parag ka aik ticket chahiye 		+
I’d like a ticket to Bern. ‫م--- ب-- ک- ا-- ٹ-- چ----‬ ‫مجھے برن کا ایک ٹکٹ چاہیے‬ 0
mu--- b--- k- a-- t----- c-----e mujhe burn ka aik ticket chahiye 		+
     
When does the train arrive in Vienna? ‫ٹ--- و---- ک- پ---- گ--‬ ‫ٹرین ویانا کب پہنچے گی؟‬ 0
tr--- v---- k-- p------- g-? train vyana kab puhanche gi? 		+
When does the train arrive in Moscow? ‫ٹ--- م---- ک- پ---- گ--‬ ‫ٹرین ماسکو کب پہنچے گی؟‬ 0
tr--- m----- k-- p------- g-? train moscow kab puhanche gi? 		+
When does the train arrive in Amsterdam? ‫ٹ--- ا------- ک- پ---- گ--‬ ‫ٹرین ایمسٹرڈم کب پہنچے گی؟‬ 0
tr--- a------- k-- p------- g-? train aymstrdm kab puhanche gi? 		+
     
Do I have to change trains? ‫ک-- م--- ٹ--- ب---- ہ- گ--‬ ‫کیا مجھے ٹرین بدلنا ہو گی؟‬ 0
ky- m---- t---- b------ h- g-? kya mujhe train badalna ho ga? 		+
From which platform does the train leave? ‫ٹ--- ک- پ--- ف--- س- چ-- گ--‬ ‫ٹرین کس پلیٹ فارم سے چلے گی؟‬ 0
tr--- k-- p---- f--- s- c----- g-? train kis plate form se chalay gi? 		+
Does the train have sleepers? ‫ک-- ٹ--- م-- س--- ک- س---- ہ--‬ ‫کیا ٹرین میں سونے کی سہولت ہے؟‬ 0
ky- t---- m--- s---- k- s------- h--? kya train mein sonay ki sahoolat hai? 		+
     
I’d like a one-way ticket to Brussels. ‫م--- ص-- ب---- ت- ک- ٹ-- چ----‬ ‫مجھے صرف برسلز تک کا ٹکٹ چاہیے‬ 0
mu--- s--- b---- t-- k- t----- c-----e mujhe sirf brslz tak ka ticket chahiye 		+
I’d like a return ticket to Copenhagen. ‫م--- ک--- ہ--- آ-- ج--- ک- ٹ-- چ----‬ ‫مجھے کوپن ہیگن آنے جانے کا ٹکٹ چاہیے‬ 0
mu--- c----- h--- a--- j--- k- t----- c-----e mujhe coupon hign anay jane ka ticket chahiye 		+
What does a berth in the sleeper cost? ‫س---- م-- ا-- ج-- ک- ک-- ق--- ہ--‬ ‫سلیپر میں ایک جگہ کی کیا قیمت ہے؟‬ 0
sl---- m--- a-- j---- k- k-- q----- h--? sliper mein aik jagah ki kya qeemat hai? 		+
     

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