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36 [thirty-six]

Public transportation

Public transportation

36 [otuz altı]

Toplu taşıma

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Where is the bus stop? Oto--s durağ- n-rede? O_____ d_____ n______ O-o-ü- d-r-ğ- n-r-d-? --------------------- Otobüs durağı nerede? 0
Which bus goes to the city centre / center (am.)? Şe-ir---rkezi---han-i -----s gi----r? Ş____ m________ h____ o_____ g_______ Ş-h-r m-r-e-i-e h-n-i o-o-ü- g-d-y-r- ------------------------------------- Şehir merkezine hangi otobüs gidiyor? 0
Which bus do I have to take? H-ng- ot--ü----inme- l---m? H____ o______ b_____ l_____ H-n-i o-o-ü-e b-n-e- l-z-m- --------------------------- Hangi otobüse binmem lazım? 0
Do I have to change? A-tarma -a-mam --zı--m-? A______ y_____ l____ m__ A-t-r-a y-p-a- l-z-m m-? ------------------------ Aktarma yapmam lazım mı? 0
Where do I have to change? N-red- ak-arm---a---- l-z--? N_____ a______ y_____ l_____ N-r-d- a-t-r-a y-p-a- l-z-m- ---------------------------- Nerede aktarma yapmam lazım? 0
How much does a ticket cost? B-l-- -----i ne-----r? B____ ü_____ n_ k_____ B-l-t ü-r-t- n- k-d-r- ---------------------- Bilet ücreti ne kadar? 0
How many stops are there before downtown / the city centre? Mer---e-k-----ka- --ra---a-? M______ k____ k__ d____ v___ M-r-e-e k-d-r k-ç d-r-k v-r- ---------------------------- Merkeze kadar kaç durak var? 0
You have to get off here. B---d------niz --z-m. B_____ i______ l_____ B-r-d- i-m-n-z l-z-m- --------------------- Burada inmeniz lazım. 0
You have to get off at the back. Ark-d---i--e-iz laz-m. A______ i______ l_____ A-k-d-n i-m-n-z l-z-m- ---------------------- Arkadan inmeniz lazım. 0
The next train is in 5 minutes. B-- so-ra-- ---r---r-n--- --k--- --nr- geliyor. B__ s______ m____ t____ 5 d_____ s____ g_______ B-r s-n-a-i m-t-o t-e-i 5 d-k-k- s-n-a g-l-y-r- ----------------------------------------------- Bir sonraki metro treni 5 dakika sonra geliyor. 0
The next tram is in 10 minutes. B---s-nr--- t----ay -0-d-kika-so-r--g-liyo-. B__ s______ t______ 1_ d_____ s____ g_______ B-r s-n-a-i t-a-v-y 1- d-k-k- s-n-a g-l-y-r- -------------------------------------------- Bir sonraki tramvay 10 dakika sonra geliyor. 0
The next bus is in 15 minutes. Bir sonraki--tob-s-1- ---i-a ---r--ge--y-r. B__ s______ o_____ 1_ d_____ s____ g_______ B-r s-n-a-i o-o-ü- 1- d-k-k- s-n-a g-l-y-r- ------------------------------------------- Bir sonraki otobüs 15 dakika sonra geliyor. 0
When is the last train? So--me-r- tre-i -aç-- kal---or? S__ m____ t____ k____ k________ S-n m-t-o t-e-i k-ç-a k-l-ı-o-? ------------------------------- Son metro treni kaçta kalkıyor? 0
When is the last tram? S-- tr-m--y -a-t- --l-ıyo-? S__ t______ k____ k________ S-n t-a-v-y k-ç-a k-l-ı-o-? --------------------------- Son tramvay kaçta kalkıyor? 0
When is the last bus? S---ot-büs k--ta --l--yo-? S__ o_____ k____ k________ S-n o-o-ü- k-ç-a k-l-ı-o-? -------------------------- Son otobüs kaçta kalkıyor? 0
Do you have a ticket? Bil-t---z-v-r-mı? B________ v__ m__ B-l-t-n-z v-r m-? ----------------- Biletiniz var mı? 0
A ticket? – No, I don’t have one. B-let --- – H---r- y--. B____ m__ – H_____ y___ B-l-t m-? – H-y-r- y-k- ----------------------- Bilet mi? – Hayır, yok. 0
Then you have to pay a fine. O--ald- -----öd--en-- ger--i-. O h____ c___ ö_______ g_______ O h-l-e c-z- ö-e-e-i- g-r-k-r- ------------------------------ O halde ceza ödemeniz gerekir. 0

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