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34 [thirty-four]

On the train

On the train

34 [отуз төрт]

34 [отуз төрт]

Поездде

Poezdde

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Is that the train to Berlin? Бул Бе-л--ге-ба-а-к-----е--б-? Б__ Б_______ б_______ п_______ Б-л Б-р-и-г- б-р-т-а- п-е-д-и- ------------------------------ Бул Берлинге бараткан поездби? 0
P----de P______ P-e-d-e ------- Poezdde
When does the train leave? Поезд-са-- канчада-жөн---? П____ с___ к______ ж______ П-е-д с-а- к-н-а-а ж-н-й-? -------------------------- Поезд саат канчада жөнөйт? 0
Poe---e P______ P-e-d-e ------- Poezdde
When does the train arrive in Berlin? По-зд Б-р-инге -ач-н-к--ет? П____ Б_______ к____ к_____ П-е-д Б-р-и-г- к-ч-н к-л-т- --------------------------- Поезд Берлинге качан келет? 0
B-- ---li-ge-baratk-n-poe--b-? B__ B_______ b_______ p_______ B-l B-r-i-g- b-r-t-a- p-e-d-i- ------------------------------ Bul Berlinge baratkan poezdbi?
Excuse me, may I pass? Кечире---, өт--м---л---? К_________ ө____ б______ К-ч-р-с-з- ө-с-м б-л-б-? ------------------------ Кечиресиз, өтсөм болобу? 0
B-- ---lin---bara-----p------? B__ B_______ b_______ p_______ B-l B-r-i-g- b-r-t-a- p-e-d-i- ------------------------------ Bul Berlinge baratkan poezdbi?
I think this is my seat. Ме-и--о-м--- бул -ен-н---д--. М____ о_____ б__ м____ о_____ М-н-н о-м-а- б-л м-н-н о-д-м- ----------------------------- Менин оюмча, бул менин ордум. 0
B-l-B-rli-ge-baratka-----z-b-? B__ B_______ b_______ p_______ B-l B-r-i-g- b-r-t-a- p-e-d-i- ------------------------------ Bul Berlinge baratkan poezdbi?
I think you’re sitting in my seat. М-ним--,-----м---н-о---мда---у-а---. М_______ с__ м____ о______ о________ М-н-м-е- с-з м-н-н о-д-м-а о-у-а-ы-. ------------------------------------ Менимче, сиз менин ордумда отурасыз. 0
P-------at k--çad--j----t? P____ s___ k______ j______ P-e-d s-a- k-n-a-a j-n-y-? -------------------------- Poezd saat kançada jönöyt?
Where is the sleeper? У---оч--ва----к---а? У______ в____ к_____ У-т-о-у в-г-н к-й-а- -------------------- Уктоочу вагон кайда? 0
P-ez- saa--ka-ç-da-----yt? P____ s___ k______ j______ P-e-d s-a- k-n-a-a j-n-y-? -------------------------- Poezd saat kançada jönöyt?
The sleeper is at the end of the train. Укто--- в-г---поез--ин--я---д------аш---. У______ в____ п_______ а______ ж_________ У-т-о-у в-г-н п-е-д-и- а-г-н-а ж-й-а-к-н- ----------------------------------------- Уктоочу вагон поезддин аягында жайгашкан. 0
P-e-- -aa- ka-ç-da --n-y-? P____ s___ k______ j______ P-e-d s-a- k-n-a-a j-n-y-? -------------------------- Poezd saat kançada jönöyt?
And where is the dining car? – At the front. Там-кт-н---у-ваго-------?----о---д-н ---ында. Т___________ в____ к_____ - П_______ б_______ Т-м-к-а-у-ч- в-г-н к-й-а- - П-е-д-и- б-ш-н-а- --------------------------------------------- Тамактануучу вагон кайда? - Поезддин башында. 0
P--zd -e--in-e k-çan k--e-? P____ B_______ k____ k_____ P-e-d B-r-i-g- k-ç-n k-l-t- --------------------------- Poezd Berlinge kaçan kelet?
Can I sleep below? Мен -с--ңкы т------ укт--а----ло-у? М__ а______ т______ у______ б______ М-н а-т-ң-ы т-к-е-е у-т-с-м б-л-б-? ----------------------------------- Мен астыңкы текчеде уктасам болобу? 0
Poez- -e---n-- kaça----le-? P____ B_______ k____ k_____ P-e-d B-r-i-g- k-ç-n k-l-t- --------------------------- Poezd Berlinge kaçan kelet?
Can I sleep in the middle? М-н--р-о-ку-тек------кт-сам-бол-бу? М__ о______ т______ у______ б______ М-н о-т-ң-у т-к-е-е у-т-с-м б-л-б-? ----------------------------------- Мен ортоңку текчеде уктасам болобу? 0
Po--d B-rli--e-ka-an-k----? P____ B_______ k____ k_____ P-e-d B-r-i-g- k-ç-n k-l-t- --------------------------- Poezd Berlinge kaçan kelet?
Can I sleep at the top? М-н ---өңку-тек--де-у-т-са- --л-б-? М__ ө______ т______ у______ б______ М-н ө-д-ң-у т-к-е-е у-т-с-м б-л-б-? ----------------------------------- Мен өйдөңку текчеде уктасам болобу? 0
Keçi--s-z--ö-----bol-b-? K_________ ö____ b______ K-ç-r-s-z- ö-s-m b-l-b-? ------------------------ Keçiresiz, ötsöm bolobu?
When will we get to the border? Чек----да---чан----обуз? Ч__ а____ к____ б_______ Ч-к а-а-а к-ч-н б-л-б-з- ------------------------ Чек арада качан болобуз? 0
Ke--res-z, --s-m---l--u? K_________ ö____ b______ K-ç-r-s-z- ö-s-m b-l-b-? ------------------------ Keçiresiz, ötsöm bolobu?
How long does the journey to Berlin take? Б-рл---е--апа- к-н-а--б-кы-ты ала-? Б_______ с____ к____ у_______ а____ Б-р-и-г- с-п-р к-н-а у-а-ы-т- а-а-? ----------------------------------- Берлинге сапар канча убакытты алат? 0
Keç--es--,----ö--bol--u? K_________ ö____ b______ K-ç-r-s-z- ö-s-m b-l-b-? ------------------------ Keçiresiz, ötsöm bolobu?
Is the train delayed? П--з--ке--г-- -ат---? П____ к______ ж______ П-е-д к-ч-г-п ж-т-б-? --------------------- Поезд кечигип жатабы? 0
Men---o-u-ç---bul--e-i----d-m. M____ o______ b__ m____ o_____ M-n-n o-u-ç-, b-l m-n-n o-d-m- ------------------------------ Menin oyumça, bul menin ordum.
Do you have something to read? С---е----й-т---а- б-- не--е --рбы? С____ о___ т_____ б__ н____ б_____ С-з-е о-у- т-р-а- б-р н-р-е б-р-ы- ---------------------------------- Сизде окуй турган бир нерсе барбы? 0
M-nin-oyu-ça- -ul meni------m. M____ o______ b__ m____ o_____ M-n-n o-u-ç-, b-l m-n-n o-d-m- ------------------------------ Menin oyumça, bul menin ordum.
Can one get something to eat and to drink here? Бу- ------ -ч----ег-н---боло--? Б__ ж_____ и___________ б______ Б-л ж-р-е- и-и---е-е-г- б-л-б-? ------------------------------- Бул жерден ичип-жегенге болобу? 0
M--i- --u-ça- --------- -----. M____ o______ b__ m____ o_____ M-n-n o-u-ç-, b-l m-n-n o-d-m- ------------------------------ Menin oyumça, bul menin ordum.
Could you please wake me up at 7 o’clock? Су-----,---н- ----ң ---е-ки -а---7-----г----а----збы? С_______ м___ э____ м______ с___ 7__ о_____ а________ С-р-н-ч- м-н- э-т-ң м-н-н-и с-а- 7-е о-г-т- а-а-ы-б-? ----------------------------------------------------- Сураныч, мени эртең мененки саат 7де ойгото аласызбы? 0
Men-mç-, s---m--i- -rd-mda-o----sız. M_______ s__ m____ o______ o________ M-n-m-e- s-z m-n-n o-d-m-a o-u-a-ı-. ------------------------------------ Menimçe, siz menin ordumda oturasız.

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