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Public transportation

Public transportation

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Public transportation

[sthānika jāhēra parivahana]

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Where is the bus stop? બ- --ટ-પ-ક્ય-ં---? બસ સ-ટ-પ ક-ય-- છ-? બ- સ-ટ-પ ક-ય-ં છ-? ------------------ બસ સ્ટોપ ક્યાં છે? 0
b-s- s-ōpa ky-- ---? basa sṭōpa kyāṁ chē? b-s- s-ō-a k-ā- c-ē- -------------------- basa sṭōpa kyāṁ chē?
Which bus goes to the city centre / center (am.)? ક-ન----મ-- -- -સ-જા- -ે? ક-ન-દ-રમ-- કઈ બસ જ-ય છ-? ક-ન-દ-ર-ા- ક- બ- જ-ય છ-? ------------------------ કેન્દ્રમાં કઈ બસ જાય છે? 0
Kē-----āṁ k-&ap-s-- -a----ā-a chē? Kēndramāṁ ka'ī basa jāya chē? K-n-r-m-ṁ k-&-p-s-ī b-s- j-y- c-ē- ---------------------------------- Kēndramāṁ ka'ī basa jāya chē?
Which bus do I have to take? માર- ક- ------ેવાની છ-? મ-ર- કઈ લ-ઇન લ-વ-ન- છ-? મ-ર- ક- લ-ઇ- લ-વ-ન- છ-? ----------------------- મારે કઈ લાઇન લેવાની છે? 0
Mā-ē--a&a--s-- ------s-in- l--ā-ī -h-? Mārē ka'ī lā'ina lēvānī chē? M-r- k-&-p-s-ī l-&-p-s-i-a l-v-n- c-ē- -------------------------------------- Mārē ka'ī lā'ina lēvānī chē?
Do I have to change? શ-- ---- --ો બદ--ી----ે? શ-- મ-ર- બસ- બદલવ- પડશ-? શ-ં મ-ર- બ-ો બ-લ-ી પ-શ-? ------------------------ શું મારે બસો બદલવી પડશે? 0
Ś-- -ā-ē-b-s------la---paḍa--? Śuṁ mārē basō badalavī paḍaśē? Ś-ṁ m-r- b-s- b-d-l-v- p-ḍ-ś-? ------------------------------ Śuṁ mārē basō badalavī paḍaśē?
Where do I have to change? મ--ે -્રેનો -્ય-- બદલવ- જોઈ-? મ-ર- ટ-ર-ન- ક-ય-- બદલવ- જ-ઈએ? મ-ર- ટ-ર-ન- ક-ય-ં બ-લ-ી જ-ઈ-? ----------------------------- મારે ટ્રેનો ક્યાં બદલવી જોઈએ? 0
Mārē----n- k--- -ad----ī jō&-----ī&a-os;ē? Mārē ṭrēnō kyāṁ badalavī jō'ī'ē? M-r- ṭ-ē-ō k-ā- b-d-l-v- j-&-p-s-ī-a-o-;-? ------------------------------------------ Mārē ṭrēnō kyāṁ badalavī jō'ī'ē?
How much does a ticket cost? ટ-ક--ન---િ--ત--ેટલી -ે? ટ-ક-ટન- ક--મત ક-ટલ- છ-? ટ-ક-ટ-ી ક-ં-ત ક-ટ-ી છ-? ----------------------- ટિકિટની કિંમત કેટલી છે? 0
Ṭi-i-an- k--ma-a-k--al---h-? Ṭikiṭanī kimmata kēṭalī chē? Ṭ-k-ṭ-n- k-m-a-a k-ṭ-l- c-ē- ---------------------------- Ṭikiṭanī kimmata kēṭalī chē?
How many stops are there before downtown / the city centre? તે કેન-દ-રમા--ક-ટ-- -્-ો- -ે? ત- ક-ન-દ-રમ-- ક-ટલ- સ-ટ-પ છ-? ત- ક-ન-દ-ર-ા- ક-ટ-ા સ-ટ-પ છ-? ----------------------------- તે કેન્દ્રમાં કેટલા સ્ટોપ છે? 0
Tē kē--ram---k-ṭ-l- sṭō------? Tē kēndramāṁ kēṭalā sṭōpa chē? T- k-n-r-m-ṁ k-ṭ-l- s-ō-a c-ē- ------------------------------ Tē kēndramāṁ kēṭalā sṭōpa chē?
You have to get off here. તમ-ર-----ં-ી ---વુ----શ-. તમ-ર- અહ--થ- ઉતરવ-- પડશ-. ત-ા-ે અ-ી-થ- ઉ-ર-ુ- પ-શ-. ------------------------- તમારે અહીંથી ઉતરવું પડશે. 0
T-mā-ē-ah--th---t-ravuṁ p-ḍaś-. Tamārē ahīnthī utaravuṁ paḍaśē. T-m-r- a-ī-t-ī u-a-a-u- p-ḍ-ś-. ------------------------------- Tamārē ahīnthī utaravuṁ paḍaśē.
You have to get off at the back. તમાર----છળથ- ---ર --ક-વ-ં--ડશ-. તમ-ર- પ-છળથ- બહ-ર ન-કળવ-- પડશ-. ત-ા-ે પ-છ-થ- બ-ા- ન-ક-વ-ં પ-શ-. ------------------------------- તમારે પાછળથી બહાર નીકળવું પડશે. 0
Tamā-ē -------t-ī b--āra ---a-av-ṁ p--a-ē. Tamārē pāchaḷathī bahāra nīkaḷavuṁ paḍaśē. T-m-r- p-c-a-a-h- b-h-r- n-k-ḷ-v-ṁ p-ḍ-ś-. ------------------------------------------ Tamārē pāchaḷathī bahāra nīkaḷavuṁ paḍaśē.
The next train is in 5 minutes. આગા-----વ-----િ-િ-માં --- -ે. આગ-મ- સબવ- 5 મ-ન-ટમ-- આવ- છ-. આ-ા-ી સ-વ- 5 મ-ન-ટ-ા- આ-ે છ-. ----------------------------- આગામી સબવે 5 મિનિટમાં આવે છે. 0
Āg-mī saba-ē-5--i----mā- āv--c-ē. Āgāmī sabavē 5 miniṭamāṁ āvē chē. Ā-ā-ī s-b-v- 5 m-n-ṭ-m-ṁ ā-ē c-ē- --------------------------------- Āgāmī sabavē 5 miniṭamāṁ āvē chē.
The next tram is in 10 minutes. આગા-ી --ર-- -0 મિ--ટમ-- આવ---ે. આગ-મ- ટ-ર-મ 10 મ-ન-ટમ-- આવ- છ-. આ-ા-ી ટ-ર-મ 1- મ-ન-ટ-ા- આ-ે છ-. ------------------------------- આગામી ટ્રામ 10 મિનિટમાં આવે છે. 0
Āg-mī ----a-1--miniṭam----v- ch-. Āgāmī ṭrāma 10 miniṭamāṁ āvē chē. Ā-ā-ī ṭ-ā-a 1- m-n-ṭ-m-ṁ ā-ē c-ē- --------------------------------- Āgāmī ṭrāma 10 miniṭamāṁ āvē chē.
The next bus is in 15 minutes. આ--------- મિ-િ-મા----ે-છ-. આગલ- બસ 15 મ-ન-ટમ-- આવ- છ-. આ-લ- બ- 1- મ-ન-ટ-ા- આ-ે છ-. --------------------------- આગલી બસ 15 મિનિટમાં આવે છે. 0
Āgalī b-sa 1- mi-i-amāṁ---- -hē. Āgalī basa 15 miniṭamāṁ āvē chē. Ā-a-ī b-s- 1- m-n-ṭ-m-ṁ ā-ē c-ē- -------------------------------- Āgalī basa 15 miniṭamāṁ āvē chē.
When is the last train? છ-લ્લો સબવે--્--રે-નીક-ે-છ-? છ-લ-લ- સબવ- ક-ય-ર- ન-કળ- છ-? છ-લ-લ- સ-વ- ક-ય-ર- ન-ક-ે છ-? ---------------------------- છેલ્લો સબવે ક્યારે નીકળે છે? 0
C-ēl-ō -a-a-----ā-- nī-aḷē--hē? Chēllō sabavē kyārē nīkaḷē chē? C-ē-l- s-b-v- k-ā-ē n-k-ḷ- c-ē- ------------------------------- Chēllō sabavē kyārē nīkaḷē chē?
When is the last tram? છેલ્-----રામ---ય-રે---કળ- છે? છ-લ-લ- ટ-ર-મ ક-ય-ર- ન-કળ- છ-? છ-લ-લ- ટ-ર-મ ક-ય-ર- ન-ક-ે છ-? ----------------------------- છેલ્લી ટ્રામ ક્યારે નીકળે છે? 0
Ch-llī ṭ-ā-a-k-ārē nīkaḷ- ---? Chēllī ṭrāma kyārē nīkaḷē chē? C-ē-l- ṭ-ā-a k-ā-ē n-k-ḷ- c-ē- ------------------------------ Chēllī ṭrāma kyārē nīkaḷē chē?
When is the last bus? છ--્-ી--- ક-યા-ે--ી--ે-છે? છ-લ-લ- બસ ક-ય-ર- ન-કળ- છ-? છ-લ-લ- બ- ક-ય-ર- ન-ક-ે છ-? -------------------------- છેલ્લી બસ ક્યારે નીકળે છે? 0
C-ē--ī --s----ā-ē--īkaḷ- ch-? Chēllī basa kyārē nīkaḷē chē? C-ē-l- b-s- k-ā-ē n-k-ḷ- c-ē- ----------------------------- Chēllī basa kyārē nīkaḷē chē?
Do you have a ticket? શ-ં-તમ--ી-પાસે -િ-----ે? શ-- તમ-ર- પ-સ- ટ-ક-ટ છ-? શ-ં ત-ા-ી પ-સ- ટ-ક-ટ છ-? ------------------------ શું તમારી પાસે ટિકિટ છે? 0
Śuṁ--am------s---i-iṭ- --ē? Śuṁ tamārī pāsē ṭikiṭa chē? Ś-ṁ t-m-r- p-s- ṭ-k-ṭ- c-ē- --------------------------- Śuṁ tamārī pāsē ṭikiṭa chē?
A ticket? – No, I don’t have one. ટિ------ ન---ા---પાસ- ----ન-ી. ટ-ક-ટ? - ન- મ-ર- પ-સ- ક-ઈ નથ-. ટ-ક-ટ- - ન- મ-ર- પ-સ- ક-ઈ ન-ી- ------------------------------ ટિકિટ? - ના મારી પાસે કોઈ નથી. 0
Ṭ-k-ṭa- ---ā--ā---pāsē -----o--- n-thī. Ṭikiṭa? - Nā mārī pāsē kō'ī nathī. Ṭ-k-ṭ-? - N- m-r- p-s- k-&-p-s-ī n-t-ī- --------------------------------------- Ṭikiṭa? - Nā mārī pāsē kō'ī nathī.
Then you have to pay a fine. પછ--ત-ા-- દ---ભરવ--પડ-ે. પછ- તમ-ર- દ-ડ ભરવ- પડશ-. પ-ી ત-ા-ે દ-ડ ભ-વ- પ-શ-. ------------------------ પછી તમારે દંડ ભરવો પડશે. 0
Pa----t-mār--d-ṇḍ--b--r--ō pa--śē. Pachī tamārē daṇḍa bharavō paḍaśē. P-c-ī t-m-r- d-ṇ-a b-a-a-ō p-ḍ-ś-. ---------------------------------- Pachī tamārē daṇḍa bharavō paḍaśē.

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