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33 [thirty-three]

At the train station

At the train station

33 [ottiz uch]

Stansiyada

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When is the next train to Berlin? B-rli--a-keyingi-p-e-d -ach-n? B_______ k______ p____ q______ B-r-i-g- k-y-n-i p-e-d q-c-o-? ------------------------------ Berlinga keyingi poezd qachon? 0
When is the next train to Paris? Parij------ingi-p-e---qac-o-? P______ k______ p____ q______ P-r-j-a k-y-n-i p-e-d q-c-o-? ----------------------------- Parijga keyingi poezd qachon? 0
When is the next train to London? Lo---ng----ying--po-zd-----on? L_______ k______ p____ q______ L-n-o-g- k-y-n-i p-e-d q-c-o-? ------------------------------ Londonga keyingi poezd qachon? 0
When does the train for Warsaw leave? Vars-a-a-a po-zd--oat-ne-h--a-jo--yd-? V_________ p____ s___ n______ j_______ V-r-h-v-g- p-e-d s-a- n-c-a-a j-n-y-i- -------------------------------------- Varshavaga poezd soat nechada jonaydi? 0
When does the train for Stockholm leave? Stokg--mg--p-e-- soa- ---ha-----n--d-? S_________ p____ s___ n______ j_______ S-o-g-l-g- p-e-d s-a- n-c-a-a j-n-y-i- -------------------------------------- Stokgolmga poezd soat nechada jonaydi? 0
When does the train for Budapest leave? Bu--p-shtga-po-zd-s-at----h-da--o-ay-i? B__________ p____ s___ n______ j_______ B-d-p-s-t-a p-e-d s-a- n-c-a-a j-n-y-i- --------------------------------------- Budapeshtga poezd soat nechada jonaydi? 0
I’d like a ticket to Madrid. M-n-M-d---g- --ipt- o-moq-h-man. M__ M_______ c_____ o___________ M-n M-d-i-g- c-i-t- o-m-q-h-m-n- -------------------------------- Men Madridga chipta olmoqchiman. 0
I’d like a ticket to Prague. Me--P-agaga --i----o--oqc----n. M__ P______ c_____ o___________ M-n P-a-a-a c-i-t- o-m-q-h-m-n- ------------------------------- Men Pragaga chipta olmoqchiman. 0
I’d like a ticket to Bern. Men-Be-nga-c----- -lm-qchi-an. M__ B_____ c_____ o___________ M-n B-r-g- c-i-t- o-m-q-h-m-n- ------------------------------ Men Bernga chipta olmoqchiman. 0
When does the train arrive in Vienna? V-na---a-ri------zd -a--on--el-di? V___ s_______ p____ q_____ k______ V-n- s-a-r-g- p-e-d q-c-o- k-l-d-? ---------------------------------- Vena shahriga poezd qachon keladi? 0
When does the train arrive in Moscow? Poe-d M-s----a qa-------la-i? P____ M_______ q_____ k______ P-e-d M-s-v-g- q-c-o- k-l-d-? ----------------------------- Poezd Moskvaga qachon keladi? 0
When does the train arrive in Amsterdam? A----r--m-a -oezd -ach-- ke-ad-? A__________ p____ q_____ k______ A-s-e-d-m-a p-e-d q-c-o- k-l-d-? -------------------------------- Amsterdamga poezd qachon keladi? 0
Do I have to change trains? B-s--- --to--s-- ot-ri-hi--ke-akmi? B_____ a________ o________ k_______ B-s-q- a-t-b-s-a o-i-i-h-m k-r-k-i- ----------------------------------- Boshqa avtobusga otirishim kerakmi? 0
From which platform does the train leave? U --------a--o--adan---‘na-di? U q____ p___________ j________ U q-y-i p-a-f-r-a-a- j-‘-a-d-? ------------------------------ U qaysi platformadan jo‘naydi? 0
Does the train have sleepers? P--z----shp-l--- bo---? P______ s_______ b_____ P-e-d-a s-p-l-a- b-r-i- ----------------------- Poezdda shpallar bormi? 0
I’d like a one-way ticket to Brussels. Me- -r-----lg--bir t--onla----ay-ha--qi--s-n- ---l--m--. M__ B_________ b__ t________ s______ q_______ x_________ M-n B-y-s-e-g- b-r t-m-n-a-a s-y-h-t q-l-s-n- x-h-a-m-n- -------------------------------------------------------- Men Bryusselga bir tomonlama sayohat qilishni xohlayman. 0
I’d like a return ticket to Copenhagen. Me- K-pe-g-genga -a-tish--hip-as-ni-x----y-a-. M__ K___________ q______ c_________ x_________ M-n K-p-n-a-e-g- q-y-i-h c-i-t-s-n- x-h-a-m-n- ---------------------------------------------- Men Kopengagenga qaytish chiptasini xohlayman. 0
What does a berth in the sleeper cost? Ux-a-otga--ma--in--- j-----nc-a tu-adi? U_________ m________ j__ q_____ t______ U-l-y-t-a- m-s-i-a-a j-y q-n-h- t-r-d-? --------------------------------------- Uxlayotgan mashinada joy qancha turadi? 0

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