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em On the train   »   mk Во воз

34 [thirty-four]

On the train

On the train

34 [триесет и четири]

34 [triyesyet i chyetiri]

Во воз

Vo voz

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Is that the train to Berlin? Дал- о-----в-зот-з--Б-р-ин? Д___ о__ е в____ з_ Б______ Д-л- о-а е в-з-т з- Б-р-и-? --------------------------- Дали ова е возот за Берлин? 0
V- --z V_ v__ V- v-z ------ Vo voz
When does the train leave? К--а------ва -о-о-? К___ т______ в_____ К-г- т-г-у-а в-з-т- ------------------- Кога тргнува возот? 0
Vo-voz V_ v__ V- v-z ------ Vo voz
When does the train arrive in Berlin? К-га при--иг--в- -оз-т-во -е--и-? К___ п__________ в____ в_ Б______ К-г- п-и-т-г-у-а в-з-т в- Б-р-и-? --------------------------------- Кога пристигнува возот во Берлин? 0
Da-------y- v-zo---- -ye---n? D___ o__ y_ v____ z_ B_______ D-l- o-a y- v-z-t z- B-e-l-n- ----------------------------- Dali ova ye vozot za Byerlin?
Excuse me, may I pass? П-осте-е,-см------ д- ---ин--? П________ с____ л_ д_ п_______ П-о-т-т-, с-е-м л- д- п-м-н-м- ------------------------------ Простете, смеам ли да поминам? 0
D--- o-a -- vo-ot----Byerlin? D___ o__ y_ v____ z_ B_______ D-l- o-a y- v-z-t z- B-e-l-n- ----------------------------- Dali ova ye vozot za Byerlin?
I think this is my seat. М-с-а--д--а ов----м---о м--т-. М_____ д___ о__ е м____ м_____ М-с-а- д-к- о-а е м-е-о м-с-о- ------------------------------ Мислам дека ова е моето место. 0
Da-- -va ye vo--t--a-B--rli-? D___ o__ y_ v____ z_ B_______ D-l- o-a y- v-z-t z- B-e-l-n- ----------------------------- Dali ova ye vozot za Byerlin?
I think you’re sitting in my seat. Ми-лам--е-а---е------- -а -о----м---о. М_____ д___ В__ с_____ н_ м____ м_____ М-с-а- д-к- В-е с-д-т- н- м-е-о м-с-о- -------------------------------------- Мислам дека Вие седите на моето место. 0
K--ua---g--o--a-v-z-t? K____ t________ v_____ K-g-a t-g-n-o-a v-z-t- ---------------------- Kogua trgunoova vozot?
Where is the sleeper? К-де - --г---т--а сп-е--? К___ е в______ з_ с______ К-д- е в-г-н-т з- с-и-њ-? ------------------------- Каде е вагонот за спиење? 0
K--ua--rg--o-v- ---o-? K____ t________ v_____ K-g-a t-g-n-o-a v-z-t- ---------------------- Kogua trgunoova vozot?
The sleeper is at the end of the train. В-г-н-т--а--п-е-е е -- -р--о-------зот. В______ з_ с_____ е н_ к_____ о_ в_____ В-г-н-т з- с-и-њ- е н- к-а-о- о- в-з-т- --------------------------------------- Вагонот за спиење е на крајот од возот. 0
Kogu----gu-oo-a vo---? K____ t________ v_____ K-g-a t-g-n-o-a v-z-t- ---------------------- Kogua trgunoova vozot?
And where is the dining car? – At the front. А -а-е - -аг--от за -а--ње?-– На---ч------. А к___ е в______ з_ ј______ – Н_ п_________ А к-д- е в-г-н-т з- ј-д-њ-? – Н- п-ч-т-к-т- ------------------------------------------- А каде е вагонот за јадење? – На почетокот. 0
Kog-a p-i---g-----a vozot vo-B-erlin? K____ p____________ v____ v_ B_______ K-g-a p-i-t-g-n-o-a v-z-t v- B-e-l-n- ------------------------------------- Kogua pristigunoova vozot vo Byerlin?
Can I sleep below? М-жа--л- ----пи--м -о-у? М____ л_ д_ с_____ д____ М-ж-м л- д- с-и-а- д-л-? ------------------------ Можам ли да спијам долу? 0
Ko--- pri---gu--ova-vozot -- ---r--n? K____ p____________ v____ v_ B_______ K-g-a p-i-t-g-n-o-a v-z-t v- B-e-l-n- ------------------------------------- Kogua pristigunoova vozot vo Byerlin?
Can I sleep in the middle? Мо--м л- -- -п--------с--дина--? М____ л_ д_ с_____ в_ с_________ М-ж-м л- д- с-и-а- в- с-е-и-а-а- -------------------------------- Можам ли да спијам во средината? 0
Ko--a --i-tigu--o-a-vo-ot vo-B---li-? K____ p____________ v____ v_ B_______ K-g-a p-i-t-g-n-o-a v-z-t v- B-e-l-n- ------------------------------------- Kogua pristigunoova vozot vo Byerlin?
Can I sleep at the top? М---- л- -----ија- -о--? М____ л_ д_ с_____ г____ М-ж-м л- д- с-и-а- г-р-? ------------------------ Можам ли да спијам горе? 0
P--sty--y-,--m---m-li da --m--am? P__________ s_____ l_ d_ p_______ P-o-t-e-y-, s-y-a- l- d- p-m-n-m- --------------------------------- Prostyetye, smyeam li da pominam?
When will we get to the border? К--а -е б-------а--р--иц---? К___ ќ_ б_____ н_ г_________ К-г- ќ- б-д-м- н- г-а-и-а-а- ---------------------------- Кога ќе бидеме на границата? 0
P---ty-t------yea- -i da pomi--m? P__________ s_____ l_ d_ p_______ P-o-t-e-y-, s-y-a- l- d- p-m-n-m- --------------------------------- Prostyetye, smyeam li da pominam?
How long does the journey to Berlin take? Кол----олг- -----пату------ -о--е--ин? К____ д____ т___ п_________ д_ Б______ К-л-у д-л-о т-а- п-т-в-њ-т- д- Б-р-и-? -------------------------------------- Колку долго трае патувањето до Берлин? 0
Pr-s-y-tye,-s-ye-m-l---a po-----? P__________ s_____ l_ d_ p_______ P-o-t-e-y-, s-y-a- l- d- p-m-n-m- --------------------------------- Prostyetye, smyeam li da pominam?
Is the train delayed? Дали -о-от---ц-и? Д___ в____ д_____ Д-л- в-з-т д-ц-и- ----------------- Дали возот доцни? 0
Mi--a- dye----va ------e-o--ye---. M_____ d____ o__ y_ m_____ m______ M-s-a- d-e-a o-a y- m-y-t- m-e-t-. ---------------------------------- Mislam dyeka ova ye moyeto myesto.
Do you have something to read? Има-е--и -е--о--а-чита--? И____ л_ н____ з_ ч______ И-а-е л- н-ш-о з- ч-т-њ-? ------------------------- Имате ли нешто за читање? 0
Mi--a---------va -- ------ ---sto. M_____ d____ o__ y_ m_____ m______ M-s-a- d-e-a o-a y- m-y-t- m-e-t-. ---------------------------------- Mislam dyeka ova ye moyeto myesto.
Can one get something to eat and to drink here? Мо-е -и----ек----е-----о-ие н--то -а-јадење-- за--и-ње? М___ л_ ч____ о___ д_ д____ н____ з_ ј_____ и з_ п_____ М-ж- л- ч-в-к о-д- д- д-б-е н-ш-о з- ј-д-њ- и з- п-е-е- ------------------------------------------------------- Може ли човек овде да добие нешто за јадење и за пиење? 0
M--lam-d-ek----a ye --y--o myes--. M_____ d____ o__ y_ m_____ m______ M-s-a- d-e-a o-a y- m-y-t- m-e-t-. ---------------------------------- Mislam dyeka ova ye moyeto myesto.
Could you please wake me up at 7 o’clock? Д--- ------р--бу---- в---.00 ч-сот Ве мо-ам? Д___ б_ м_ р________ в_ 7___ ч____ В_ м_____ Д-л- б- м- р-з-у-и-е в- 7-0- ч-с-т В- м-л-м- -------------------------------------------- Дали би ме разбудиле во 7.00 часот Ве молам? 0
Mis--m d--k---iy---y---t----a----eto-m---t-. M_____ d____ V___ s_______ n_ m_____ m______ M-s-a- d-e-a V-y- s-e-i-y- n- m-y-t- m-e-t-. -------------------------------------------- Mislam dyeka Viye syeditye na moyeto myesto.

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