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33 [thirty-three]

At the train station

At the train station

33 [sî û sê]

At the train station

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When is the next train to Berlin? Tr-na--- y--B-rlî-ê k-ng--r-d-be? T---- b- y- B------ k---- r------ T-ê-a b- y- B-r-î-ê k-n-î r-d-b-? --------------------------------- Trêna bê ya Berlînê kengî radibe? 0
When is the next train to Paris? T-ê-- -- -a P-rîs- -e-g- -ad-b-? T---- b- y- P----- k---- r------ T-ê-a b- y- P-r-s- k-n-î r-d-b-? -------------------------------- Trêna bê ya Parîsê kengî radibe? 0
When is the next train to London? Trê-a-bê-ya----d--- ---g----d--e? T---- b- y- L------ k---- r------ T-ê-a b- y- L-n-o-ê k-n-î r-d-b-? --------------------------------- Trêna bê ya Londonê kengî radibe? 0
When does the train for Warsaw leave? Trê-a-----ovayê-----a----en-- ----a-ibe? T---- W-------- d- s--- ç---- d- r------ T-ê-a W-r-o-a-ê d- s-e- ç-n-a d- r-d-b-? ---------------------------------------- Trêna Warşovayê di saet çenda de radibe? 0
When does the train for Stockholm leave? T---a S----h---- di sa-----n----e -a----? T---- S--------- d- s--- ç---- d- r------ T-ê-a S-o-k-o-m- d- s-e- ç-n-a d- r-d-b-? ----------------------------------------- Trêna Stockholmê di saet çenda de radibe? 0
When does the train for Budapest leave? Tr-na B---p--tê ---saet -e-d- -e-r-d---? T---- B-------- d- s--- ç---- d- r------ T-ê-a B-d-p-s-ê d- s-e- ç-n-a d- r-d-b-? ---------------------------------------- Trêna Budapestê di saet çenda de radibe? 0
I’d like a ticket to Madrid. Ez-ji b- --dr--- b-lêtekê --x---i-. E- j- b- M------ b------- d-------- E- j- b- M-d-î-ê b-l-t-k- d-x-a-i-. ----------------------------------- Ez ji bo Madrîdê bilêtekê dixwazim. 0
I’d like a ticket to Prague. Ji-Pr--- -- b-lê-e-- ---w-z--? J- P---- r- b------- d-------- J- P-a-ê r- b-l-t-k- d-x-a-i-? ------------------------------ Ji Pragê re bilêtekê dixwazim? 0
I’d like a ticket to Bern. Ji-B-----r--bil-te-- d--w--i-. J- B---- r- b------- d-------- J- B-r-ê r- b-l-t-k- d-x-a-i-. ------------------------------ Ji Bernê re bilêtekê dixwazim. 0
When does the train arrive in Vienna? Trê------- -i---îj- Vîy---y-? T--- k---- d------- V-------- T-ê- k-n-î d-g-h-j- V-y-n-y-? ----------------------------- Trên kengî digihîje Vîyenayê? 0
When does the train arrive in Moscow? Trê--ken---digihî-----sk--ê? T--- k---- d------- M------- T-ê- k-n-î d-g-h-j- M-s-o-ê- ---------------------------- Trên kengî digihîje Moskowê? 0
When does the train arrive in Amsterdam? T--- ---gî-d--ihî-- Amst-r--mê? T--- k---- d------- A---------- T-ê- k-n-î d-g-h-j- A-s-e-d-m-? ------------------------------- Trên kengî digihîje Amsterdamê? 0
Do I have to change trains? Divê ez------êzi- an -a? D--- e- v-------- a- n-- D-v- e- v-g-h-z-m a- n-? ------------------------ Divê ez veguhêzim an na? 0
From which platform does the train leave? Trê- -- kî-an-p-r-nê--ad---? T--- j- k---- p----- r------ T-ê- j- k-j-n p-r-n- r-d-b-? ---------------------------- Trên ji kîjan peronê radibe? 0
Does the train have sleepers? Di---ê-ê-de-wago--n -- niv-n-hen-? D- t---- d- w------ b- n---- h---- D- t-ê-ê d- w-g-n-n b- n-v-n h-n-? ---------------------------------- Di trênê de wagonên bi nivîn hene? 0
I’d like a one-way ticket to Brussels. E- ji -------s-------- b-l-ta ç-y-n- -ix-----. E- j- b- B------- t--- b----- ç----- d-------- E- j- b- B-u-s-l- t-n- b-l-t- ç-y-n- d-x-a-i-. ---------------------------------------------- Ez ji bo Brukselê tenê bilêta çûyinê dixwazim. 0
I’d like a return ticket to Copenhagen. Ji -o-Kop-nha-ê-bi----k-----er--ê--i-waz-- . J- b- K-------- b------- v------- d------- . J- b- K-p-n-a-ê b-l-t-k- v-g-r-n- d-x-a-i- . -------------------------------------------- Ji bo Kopenhagê bilêteke vegerînê dixwazim . 0
What does a berth in the sleeper cost? Bi-ay----h--î -- w-go--ke -- -ivî---- ----s e? B----- c----- d- w------- b- n---- d- ç---- e- B-h-y- c-h-k- d- w-g-n-k- b- n-v-n d- ç-q-s e- ---------------------------------------------- Bihayê cihekî di wagoneke bi nivîn de çiqas e? 0

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