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On the train

On the train

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Poezdda

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Is that the train to Berlin? Bu-Berli-ga-b-ra-iga- po--z-m-? B_ B_______ b________ p________ B- B-r-i-g- b-r-d-g-n p-y-z-m-? ------------------------------- Bu Berlinga boradigan poyezdmi? 0
When does the train leave? S--- --ch--- p-y--- -e----? S___ n______ p_____ k______ S-a- n-c-a-a p-y-z- k-t-d-? --------------------------- Soat nechada poyezd ketadi? 0
When does the train arrive in Berlin? P--zd B---i-ga---cho---eladi? P____ B_______ q_____ k______ P-e-d B-r-i-g- q-c-o- k-l-d-? ----------------------------- Poezd Berlinga qachon keladi? 0
Excuse me, may I pass? K-c-ir-siz--ot---i--mum--n-i? K__________ o______ m________ K-c-i-a-i-, o-i-h-m m-m-i-m-? ----------------------------- Kechirasiz, otishim mumkinmi? 0
I think this is my seat. M--i-cha- -u------e---i. M________ b_ j__ m______ M-n-m-h-, b- j-y m-n-k-. ------------------------ Menimcha, bu joy meniki. 0
I think you’re sitting in my seat. M-----ha,---- --ni-- --nim-- ---ri--iz. M________ s__ m_____ o______ o_________ M-n-m-h-, s-z m-n-n- o-n-m-a o-i-i-s-z- --------------------------------------- Menimcha, siz mening ornimda otiribsiz. 0
Where is the sleeper? Uy-u-hi -ayer-a? U______ q_______ U-q-c-i q-y-r-a- ---------------- Uyquchi qayerda? 0
The sleeper is at the end of the train. S---l ---e-d-ing--x--id-. S____ p_________ o_______ S-p-l p-y-z-n-n- o-i-i-a- ------------------------- Shpal poyezdning oxirida. 0
And where is the dining car? – At the front. Va--vq-- -ash-na----a-er--? ---oshi-a. V_ o____ m________ q_______ - B_______ V- o-q-t m-s-i-a-i q-y-r-a- - B-s-i-a- -------------------------------------- Va ovqat mashinasi qayerda? - Boshida. 0
Can I sleep below? p-s-d--uxl-sam -o--dim-? p_____ u______ b________ p-s-d- u-l-s-m b-l-d-m-? ------------------------ pastda uxlasam boladimi? 0
Can I sleep in the middle? o-ta-a----asa- ---a-i--? o_____ u______ b________ o-t-d- u-l-s-m b-l-d-m-? ------------------------ ortada uxlasam boladimi? 0
Can I sleep at the top? y-qori-qav--d---xla-am---l-dimi? y_____ q______ u______ b________ y-q-r- q-v-t-a u-l-s-m b-l-d-m-? -------------------------------- yuqori qavatda uxlasam boladimi? 0
When will we get to the border? B-z-qac-on-ch-g-r---miz? B__ q_____ c____________ B-z q-c-o- c-e-a-a-a-i-? ------------------------ Biz qachon chegaradamiz? 0
How long does the journey to Berlin take? B--linga -ayohat qanc-- v--t--l--i? B_______ s______ q_____ v___ o_____ B-r-i-g- s-y-h-t q-n-h- v-q- o-a-i- ----------------------------------- Berlinga sayohat qancha vaqt oladi? 0
Is the train delayed? Po-e----echik-i--? P_____ k__________ P-y-z- k-c-i-d-m-? ------------------ Poyezd kechikdimi? 0
Do you have something to read? O------a- nar--n--- bo---? O________ n________ b_____ O-i-d-g-n n-r-a-g-z b-r-i- -------------------------- Oqiydigan narsangiz bormi? 0
Can one get something to eat and to drink here? B---erda---eb--ch--h---m-i--i? B_ y_____ y_________ m________ B- y-r-a- y-b-i-h-s- m-m-i-m-? ------------------------------ Bu yerdan yeb-ichish mumkinmi? 0
Could you please wake me up at 7 o’clock? Ilti-o-,-me---er--l-----at - -- uy-o-a o-------? I_______ m___ e______ s___ 7 d_ u_____ o________ I-t-m-s- m-n- e-t-l-b s-a- 7 d- u-g-t- o-a-i-m-? ------------------------------------------------ Iltimos, meni ertalab soat 7 da uygota olasizmi? 0

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