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en At the train station   »   ha A tashar

33 [thirty-three]

At the train station

At the train station

33 [Talatin da uku]

A tashar

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When is the next train to Berlin? Y-us-----r--n -as--na--ab--z--a -e----? Y_____ j_____ k___ n_ g___ z___ B______ Y-u-h- j-r-i- k-s- n- g-b- z-w- B-r-i-? --------------------------------------- Yaushe jirgin kasa na gaba zuwa Berlin? 0
When is the next train to Paris? Ya---- ji--i- -a-- na--ab- ---a --r-s? Y_____ j_____ k___ n_ g___ z___ P_____ Y-u-h- j-r-i- k-s- n- g-b- z-w- P-r-s- -------------------------------------- Yaushe jirgin kasa na gaba zuwa Paris? 0
When is the next train to London? Yau-he -i-g---ka-a na -ab- zu-- --n-on? Y_____ j_____ k___ n_ g___ z___ L______ Y-u-h- j-r-i- k-s- n- g-b- z-w- L-n-o-? --------------------------------------- Yaushe jirgin kasa na gaba zuwa London? 0
When does the train for Warsaw leave? W--i --ka----ir--n ---a---r-a- z-i tash-? W___ l_____ j_____ z___ W_____ z__ t_____ W-n- l-k-c- j-r-i- z-w- W-r-a- z-i t-s-i- ----------------------------------------- Wani lokaci jirgin zuwa Warsaw zai tashi? 0
When does the train for Stockholm leave? Wani-loka-i j---i- ---- St--k-ol--zai -a--i? W___ l_____ j_____ z___ S________ z__ t_____ W-n- l-k-c- j-r-i- z-w- S-o-k-o-m z-i t-s-i- -------------------------------------------- Wani lokaci jirgin zuwa Stockholm zai tashi? 0
When does the train for Budapest leave? Wa----o--ci ji-g-- ---- -uw--Budape-t-z----afi? W___ l_____ j_____ k___ z___ B_______ z__ t____ W-n- l-k-c- j-r-i- k-s- z-w- B-d-p-s- z-i t-f-? ----------------------------------------------- Wani lokaci jirgin kasa zuwa Budapest zai tafi? 0
I’d like a ticket to Madrid. I-a --n--i---i--zu-a --drid I__ s__ t______ z___ M_____ I-a s-n t-k-t-n z-w- M-d-i- --------------------------- Ina son tikitin zuwa Madrid 0
I’d like a ticket to Prague. I-a s---ti-i-i- -u---P---ue. I__ s__ t______ z___ P______ I-a s-n t-k-t-n z-w- P-a-u-. ---------------------------- Ina son tikitin zuwa Prague. 0
I’d like a ticket to Bern. I-a---- ----tin---wa-B--n I__ s__ t______ z___ B___ I-a s-n t-k-t-n z-w- B-r- ------------------------- Ina son tikitin zuwa Bern 0
When does the train arrive in Vienna? Y--s-e-jir----kas-------a-V---n-? Y_____ j_____ k___ y_ i__ V______ Y-u-h- j-r-i- k-s- y- i-a V-e-n-? --------------------------------- Yaushe jirgin kasa ya isa Vienna? 0
When does the train arrive in Moscow? Y-------i-gin y--isa -osc-w? Y_____ j_____ y_ i__ M______ Y-u-h- j-r-i- y- i-a M-s-o-? ---------------------------- Yaushe jirgin ya isa Moscow? 0
When does the train arrive in Amsterdam? Yau--e-jirg-n -a--s--Am-t--d--? Y_____ j_____ y_ i__ A_________ Y-u-h- j-r-i- y- i-a A-s-e-d-m- ------------------------------- Yaushe jirgin ya isa Amsterdam? 0
Do I have to change trains? Sa- na c-nza-b-s-ne? S__ n_ c____ b__ n__ S-i n- c-n-a b-s n-? -------------------- Sai na canza bas ne? 0
From which platform does the train leave? D--a -a-e-d-nd-li-yake -------? D___ w___ d______ y___ b_______ D-g- w-n- d-n-a-i y-k- b-r-n-a- ------------------------------- Daga wane dandali yake barinsa? 0
Does the train have sleepers? A--ai -a-- b---i a cikin-j--g--? A____ m___ b____ a c____ j______ A-w-i m-s- b-r-i a c-k-n j-r-i-? -------------------------------- Akwai masu barci a cikin jirgin? 0
I’d like a one-way ticket to Brussels. I-- s----a-i-a-ɗ--- -awa- z-wa-B----els. I__ s__ t_____ ɗ___ k____ z___ B________ I-a s-n t-f-y- ɗ-y- k-w-i z-w- B-u-s-l-. ---------------------------------------- Ina son tafiya ɗaya kawai zuwa Brussels. 0
I’d like a return ticket to Copenhagen. Ina--on --k-t-n d-wow--z--a--o-e-h-g-n. I__ s__ t______ d_____ z___ C__________ I-a s-n t-k-t-n d-w-w- z-w- C-p-n-a-e-. --------------------------------------- Ina son tikitin dawowa zuwa Copenhagen. 0
What does a berth in the sleeper cost? Nawa-ne-------wu---a -ot-- b----? N___ n_ k____ w___ a m____ b_____ N-w- n- k-d-n w-r- a m-t-r b-r-i- --------------------------------- Nawa ne kudin wuri a motar barci? 0

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