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34 [thirty-four]

On the train

On the train

34 [тридцать четыре]

34 [tridtsatʹ chetyre]

В поезде

V poyezde

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Is that the train to Berlin? Эт--п-е-д ---Берлина? Э__ п____ д_ Б_______ Э-о п-е-д д- Б-р-и-а- --------------------- Это поезд до Берлина? 0
V ------e V p______ V p-y-z-e --------- V poyezde
When does the train leave? К--да --от ---зд о---а---ет--? К____ э___ п____ о____________ К-г-а э-о- п-е-д о-п-а-л-е-с-? ------------------------------ Когда этот поезд отправляется? 0
V poy---e V p______ V p-y-z-e --------- V poyezde
When does the train arrive in Berlin? К--да-эт-т---е---пр-бы-а-т----ер-ин? К____ э___ п____ п________ в Б______ К-г-а э-о- п-е-д п-и-ы-а-т в Б-р-и-? ------------------------------------ Когда этот поезд прибывает в Берлин? 0
E---p---zd--o Be---na? E__ p_____ d_ B_______ E-o p-y-z- d- B-r-i-a- ---------------------- Eto poyezd do Berlina?
Excuse me, may I pass? Изв--и-е---азр---------й--? И________ р________ п______ И-в-н-т-, р-з-е-и-е п-о-т-? --------------------------- Извините, разрешите пройти? 0
E-o -o--zd -- Be--ina? E__ p_____ d_ B_______ E-o p-y-z- d- B-r-i-a- ---------------------- Eto poyezd do Berlina?
I think this is my seat. По-м--му,-э-о-м-ё -ест-. П________ э__ м__ м_____ П---о-м-, э-о м-ё м-с-о- ------------------------ По-моему, это моё место. 0
Eto -oye----o ---l-n-? E__ p_____ d_ B_______ E-o p-y-z- d- B-r-i-a- ---------------------- Eto poyezd do Berlina?
I think you’re sitting in my seat. По---е-у,-в--с-д-те ---м----м-сте. П________ в_ с_____ н_ м___ м_____ П---о-м-, в- с-д-т- н- м-ё- м-с-е- ---------------------------------- По-моему, вы сидите на моём месте. 0
K---a etot -o-e-d--t--a---ayet--a? K____ e___ p_____ o_______________ K-g-a e-o- p-y-z- o-p-a-l-a-e-s-a- ---------------------------------- Kogda etot poyezd otpravlyayetsya?
Where is the sleeper? Гд--спальный-в-го-? Г__ с_______ в_____ Г-е с-а-ь-ы- в-г-н- ------------------- Где спальный вагон? 0
Kogd--e-o---oy-z- -t-ra-l-ay-tsy-? K____ e___ p_____ o_______________ K-g-a e-o- p-y-z- o-p-a-l-a-e-s-a- ---------------------------------- Kogda etot poyezd otpravlyayetsya?
The sleeper is at the end of the train. С--л--ый в--о----к-н-- -о-з--. С_______ в____ в к____ п______ С-а-ь-ы- в-г-н в к-н-е п-е-д-. ------------------------------ Спальный вагон в конце поезда. 0
K-g-a e----poyezd-o-p-avl-----sya? K____ e___ p_____ o_______________ K-g-a e-o- p-y-z- o-p-a-l-a-e-s-a- ---------------------------------- Kogda etot poyezd otpravlyayetsya?
And where is the dining car? – At the front. А--де --г----е-то-ан?-- - г-лове-по----. А г__ в______________ – В г_____ п______ А г-е в-г-н-р-с-о-а-? – В г-л-в- п-е-д-. ---------------------------------------- А где вагон-ресторан? – В голове поезда. 0
K-g---e-ot p-y--- p--by--y---v------n? K____ e___ p_____ p_________ v B______ K-g-a e-o- p-y-z- p-i-y-a-e- v B-r-i-? -------------------------------------- Kogda etot poyezd pribyvayet v Berlin?
Can I sleep below? М-ж---я б-д- ----ь на ни-не- п---е? М____ я б___ с____ н_ н_____ п_____ М-ж-о я б-д- с-а-ь н- н-ж-е- п-л-е- ----------------------------------- Можно я буду спать на нижней полке? 0
Ko-da --o-------d-pr---------v --rli-? K____ e___ p_____ p_________ v B______ K-g-a e-o- p-y-z- p-i-y-a-e- v B-r-i-? -------------------------------------- Kogda etot poyezd pribyvayet v Berlin?
Can I sleep in the middle? М---о я-б-д--с-ат- ---с-е-н-- ---ке? М____ я б___ с____ н_ с______ п_____ М-ж-о я б-д- с-а-ь н- с-е-н-й п-л-е- ------------------------------------ Можно я буду спать на средней полке? 0
K-------o- p-ye-d---i-yv-yet v B---i-? K____ e___ p_____ p_________ v B______ K-g-a e-o- p-y-z- p-i-y-a-e- v B-r-i-? -------------------------------------- Kogda etot poyezd pribyvayet v Berlin?
Can I sleep at the top? Мож-- - б-д--с-а-- -а в--хн-- п-лк-? М____ я б___ с____ н_ в______ п_____ М-ж-о я б-д- с-а-ь н- в-р-н-й п-л-е- ------------------------------------ Можно я буду спать на верхней полке? 0
I-vi-i--,----resh-t- pro--i? I________ r_________ p______ I-v-n-t-, r-z-e-h-t- p-o-t-? ---------------------------- Izvinite, razreshite proyti?
When will we get to the border? К---а -- б-д-- н---р--иц-? К____ м_ б____ н_ г_______ К-г-а м- б-д-м н- г-а-и-е- -------------------------- Когда мы будем на границе? 0
I--ini-e,-r--re---t- p--yt-? I________ r_________ p______ I-v-n-t-, r-z-e-h-t- p-o-t-? ---------------------------- Izvinite, razreshite proyti?
How long does the journey to Berlin take? Ка- дол-- по-зд--дё--д- Б-р--на? К__ д____ п____ и___ д_ Б_______ К-к д-л-о п-е-д и-ё- д- Б-р-и-а- -------------------------------- Как долго поезд идёт до Берлина? 0
Iz---it----azres--te-p-o--i? I________ r_________ p______ I-v-n-t-, r-z-e-h-t- p-o-t-? ---------------------------- Izvinite, razreshite proyti?
Is the train delayed? П-ез- о--з---ае-? П____ о__________ П-е-д о-а-д-в-е-? ----------------- Поезд опаздывает? 0
P--m----u- --o m--ë----t-. P_________ e__ m___ m_____ P---o-e-u- e-o m-y- m-s-o- -------------------------- Po-moyemu, eto moyë mesto.
Do you have something to read? У-Ва- е--ь ч-о-нибуд- почи-ать? У В__ е___ ч_________ п________ У В-с е-т- ч-о-н-б-д- п-ч-т-т-? ------------------------------- У Вас есть что-нибудь почитать? 0
Po----em----to-mo-ë mest-. P_________ e__ m___ m_____ P---o-e-u- e-o m-y- m-s-o- -------------------------- Po-moyemu, eto moyë mesto.
Can one get something to eat and to drink here? З-есь --жн--ч---нибу----о--ть - п-пи--? З____ м____ ч_________ п_____ и п______ З-е-ь м-ж-о ч-о-н-б-д- п-е-т- и п-п-т-? --------------------------------------- Здесь можно что-нибудь поесть и попить? 0
P--m-y-m-- et- -o-- me-t-. P_________ e__ m___ m_____ P---o-e-u- e-o m-y- m-s-o- -------------------------- Po-moyemu, eto moyë mesto.
Could you please wake me up at 7 o’clock? Разбуди-е-м--я--по-ал-й---- --се-ь ча-ов. Р________ м____ п__________ в с___ ч_____ Р-з-у-и-е м-н-, п-ж-л-й-т-, в с-м- ч-с-в- ----------------------------------------- Разбудите меня, пожалуйста, в семь часов. 0
P-------u- vy-s--i-- -a-mo--- m----. P_________ v_ s_____ n_ m____ m_____ P---o-e-u- v- s-d-t- n- m-y-m m-s-e- ------------------------------------ Po-moyemu, vy sidite na moyëm meste.

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