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en On the train   »   be У цягніку

34 [thirty-four]

On the train

On the train

34 [трыццаць чатыры]

34 [trytstsats’ chatyry]

У цягніку

U tsyagnіku

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Is that the train to Berlin? Г-т- --г-ік -а---рлін? Г___ ц_____ н_ Б______ Г-т- ц-г-і- н- Б-р-і-? ---------------------- Гэта цягнік на Берлін? 0
U t---gnіku U t________ U t-y-g-і-u ----------- U tsyagnіku
When does the train leave? Кал--а-пра-л--ц-а--яг-ік? К___ а___________ ц______ К-л- а-п-а-л-е-ц- ц-г-і-? ------------------------- Калі адпраўляецца цягнік? 0
U ts-a----u U t________ U t-y-g-і-u ----------- U tsyagnіku
When does the train arrive in Berlin? Ка-- ---нік-пр-б-в-е ў --рлі-? К___ ц_____ п_______ ў Б______ К-л- ц-г-і- п-ы-ы-а- ў Б-р-і-? ------------------------------ Калі цягнік прыбывае ў Берлін? 0
G--a t----nі--na-Be-l-n? G___ t_______ n_ B______ G-t- t-y-g-і- n- B-r-і-? ------------------------ Geta tsyagnіk na Berlіn?
Excuse me, may I pass? Вы--ча-ц-, -о-н- я пр-йд-? В_________ м____ я п______ В-б-ч-й-е- м-ж-а я п-а-д-? -------------------------- Выбачайце, можна я прайду? 0
Ge-a --y-gn---na-B-r--n? G___ t_______ n_ B______ G-t- t-y-g-і- n- B-r-і-? ------------------------ Geta tsyagnіk na Berlіn?
I think this is my seat. М-е зд-ецц-- г--- м-- -е-ц-. М__ з_______ г___ м__ м_____ М-е з-а-ц-а- г-т- м-ё м-с-а- ---------------------------- Мне здаецца, гэта маё месца. 0
Geta --ya--і--n--Be----? G___ t_______ n_ B______ G-t- t-y-g-і- n- B-r-і-? ------------------------ Geta tsyagnіk na Berlіn?
I think you’re sitting in my seat. М-е з-аецца- -- --д--це н----ім --с-ы. М__ з_______ В_ с______ н_ м___ м_____ М-е з-а-ц-а- В- с-д-і-е н- м-і- м-с-ы- -------------------------------------- Мне здаецца, Вы сядзіце на маім месцы. 0
Ka-і -d-rau-ya---s--- -sy-g---? K___ a_______________ t________ K-l- a-p-a-l-a-e-s-s- t-y-g-і-? ------------------------------- Kalі adpraulyayetstsa tsyagnіk?
Where is the sleeper? Д---знах-д-іц-- сп-ль-- -аг-н? Д__ з__________ с______ в_____ Д-е з-а-о-з-ц-а с-а-ь-ы в-г-н- ------------------------------ Дзе знаходзіцца спальны вагон? 0
Ka-і a-pr-u---ye--t----s--g--k? K___ a_______________ t________ K-l- a-p-a-l-a-e-s-s- t-y-g-і-? ------------------------------- Kalі adpraulyayetstsa tsyagnіk?
The sleeper is at the end of the train. Спал--ы-------з-а-од--цц--- к-----ц-гні--. С______ в____ з__________ ў к____ ц_______ С-а-ь-ы в-г-н з-а-о-з-ц-а ў к-н-ы ц-г-і-а- ------------------------------------------ Спальны вагон знаходзіцца ў канцы цягніка. 0
K--і--dp------yet-t-a -syagn-k? K___ a_______________ t________ K-l- a-p-a-l-a-e-s-s- t-y-g-і-? ------------------------------- Kalі adpraulyayetstsa tsyagnіk?
And where is the dining car? – At the front. А-д-- зн-х-д-і--а -а-о--рэст-ра-? – --гал--е. А д__ з__________ в______________ – У г______ А д-е з-а-о-з-ц-а в-г-н-р-с-а-а-? – У г-л-в-. --------------------------------------------- А дзе знаходзіцца вагон-рэстаран? – У галаве. 0
K-lі t--ag--k---yby----u---rl-n? K___ t_______ p_______ u B______ K-l- t-y-g-і- p-y-y-a- u B-r-і-? -------------------------------- Kalі tsyagnіk prybyvae u Berlіn?
Can I sleep below? Мож-а- --буд- -п--ь---------й-пал--ы? М_____ я б___ с____ н_ н_____ п______ М-ж-а- я б-д- с-а-ь н- н-ж-я- п-л-ц-? ------------------------------------- Можна, я буду спаць на ніжняй паліцы? 0
K--і--sy-g--k -----v-e u Be-lіn? K___ t_______ p_______ u B______ K-l- t-y-g-і- p-y-y-a- u B-r-і-? -------------------------------- Kalі tsyagnіk prybyvae u Berlіn?
Can I sleep in the middle? М-ж----- б-д- ---ц-----сярэ-ня-----і--? М_____ я б___ с____ н_ с_______ п______ М-ж-а- я б-д- с-а-ь н- с-р-д-я- п-л-ц-? --------------------------------------- Можна, я буду спаць на сярэдняй паліцы? 0
K--і --yag-і--p---yvae ---e--іn? K___ t_______ p_______ u B______ K-l- t-y-g-і- p-y-y-a- u B-r-і-? -------------------------------- Kalі tsyagnіk prybyvae u Berlіn?
Can I sleep at the top? М--на, я б-д---па-ь --------я--п-л-ц-? М_____ я б___ с____ н_ в______ п______ М-ж-а- я б-д- с-а-ь н- в-р-н-й п-л-ц-? -------------------------------------- Можна, я буду спаць на верхняй паліцы? 0
V---ch--t-e---oz-n- ya pra--u? V___________ m_____ y_ p______ V-b-c-a-t-e- m-z-n- y- p-a-d-? ------------------------------ Vybachaytse, mozhna ya praydu?
When will we get to the border? Кал- м- б----м -а-м-ж-? К___ м_ б_____ н_ м____ К-л- м- б-д-е- н- м-ж-? ----------------------- Калі мы будзем на мяжы? 0
V---ch-y--e- mo-h-- ya----yd-? V___________ m_____ y_ p______ V-b-c-a-t-e- m-z-n- y- p-a-d-? ------------------------------ Vybachaytse, mozhna ya praydu?
How long does the journey to Berlin take? К-лькі --су з-йм--д--ога да----лі-а? К_____ ч___ з____ д_____ д_ Б_______ К-л-к- ч-с- з-й-е д-р-г- д- Б-р-і-а- ------------------------------------ Колькі часу зойме дарога да Берліна? 0
Vyba-h--t-e- --z-n- -a-pr--du? V___________ m_____ y_ p______ V-b-c-a-t-e- m-z-n- y- p-a-d-? ------------------------------ Vybachaytse, mozhna ya praydu?
Is the train delayed? Ц----к-с-а-ня---а? Ц_____ с__________ Ц-г-і- с-а-н-е-ц-? ------------------ Цягнік спазняецца? 0
M-e z--e-s--a---eta ma--m-s-s-. M__ z_________ g___ m__ m______ M-e z-a-t-t-a- g-t- m-e m-s-s-. ------------------------------- Mne zdaetstsa, geta mae mestsa.
Do you have something to read? Ці---ць у Ва- ш-----будзь--а--т--ь? Ц_ ё___ у В__ ш__________ п________ Ц- ё-ц- у В-с ш-о-н-б-д-ь п-ч-т-ц-? ----------------------------------- Ці ёсць у Вас што-небудзь пачытаць? 0
M-e ---et-t--,-get---ae---s-sa. M__ z_________ g___ m__ m______ M-e z-a-t-t-a- g-t- m-e m-s-s-. ------------------------------- Mne zdaetstsa, geta mae mestsa.
Can one get something to eat and to drink here? Ту--мож-а--ак-з-ць--к---н---дзь -жу а-- н---і? Т__ м____ з_______ я___________ е__ а__ н_____ Т-т м-ж-а з-к-з-ц- я-у---е-у-з- е-у а-о н-п-і- ---------------------------------------------- Тут можна заказаць якую-небудзь ежу або напоі? 0
Mn------t-t-a,---t- -a--m-st-a. M__ z_________ g___ m__ m______ M-e z-a-t-t-a- g-t- m-e m-s-s-. ------------------------------- Mne zdaetstsa, geta mae mestsa.
Could you please wake me up at 7 o’clock? Не-ма--і-б Вы м-не------зіц--у-7-00-гадз-н-ра--цы? Н_ м____ б В_ м___ п________ у 7___ г_____ р______ Н- м-г-і б В- м-н- п-б-д-і-ь у 7-0- г-д-і- р-н-ц-? -------------------------------------------------- Не маглі б Вы мяне пабудзіць у 7:00 гадзін раніцы? 0
Mn- -d-etsts------s-a-zі-s- na -a-- -estsy. M__ z_________ V_ s________ n_ m___ m______ M-e z-a-t-t-a- V- s-a-z-t-e n- m-і- m-s-s-. ------------------------------------------- Mne zdaetstsa, Vy syadzіtse na maіm mestsy.

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