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Public transportation

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36 [Muppai āru]

పౌర రవాణా

Paura ravāṇā

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Where is the bus stop? బ-- స-టాప--ఎ--క-? బ_ స్__ ఎ____ బ-్ స-ట-ప- ఎ-్-డ- ----------------- బస్ స్టాప్ ఎక్కడ? 0
P--r- ---ā-ā P____ r_____ P-u-a r-v-ṇ- ------------ Paura ravāṇā
Which bus goes to the city centre / center (am.)? సిట----ం-ర--కి ఏ --్--ె-్---ది? సి_ సెం__ కి ఏ బ_ వె____ స-ట- స-ం-ర- క- ఏ బ-్ వ-ళ-త-ం-ి- ------------------------------- సిటీ సెంటర్ కి ఏ బస్ వెళ్తుంది? 0
Pa-ra --v--ā P____ r_____ P-u-a r-v-ṇ- ------------ Paura ravāṇā
Which bus do I have to take? నేన-----స్ ఎక-కా-ి? నే_ ఏ బ_ ఎ____ న-న- ఏ బ-్ ఎ-్-ా-ి- ------------------- నేను ఏ బస్ ఎక్కాలి? 0
Bas -ṭ-p-ekka-a? B__ s___ e______ B-s s-ā- e-k-ḍ-? ---------------- Bas sṭāp ekkaḍa?
Do I have to change? నే----ా-ా--? నే_ మా___ న-న- మ-ర-ల-? ------------ నేను మారాలా? 0
Ba- --āp-e---ḍa? B__ s___ e______ B-s s-ā- e-k-ḍ-? ---------------- Bas sṭāp ekkaḍa?
Where do I have to change? నే-ు -క--డ--ార---? నే_ ఎ___ మా___ న-న- ఎ-్-డ మ-ర-ల-? ------------------ నేను ఎక్కడ మారాలి? 0
Ba- sṭ-p-e-ka--? B__ s___ e______ B-s s-ā- e-k-ḍ-? ---------------- Bas sṭāp ekkaḍa?
How much does a ticket cost? ట-క-ట--కి-ఎంత------్-----ు? టి__ కి ఎం_ ధ_ ప______ ట-క-ట- క- ఎ-త ధ- ప-్-వ-్-ు- --------------------------- టికెట్ కి ఎంత ధర పట్టవచ్చు? 0
Siṭī se-ṭar -i ē bas -eḷt--d-? S___ s_____ k_ ē b__ v________ S-ṭ- s-ṇ-a- k- ē b-s v-ḷ-u-d-? ------------------------------ Siṭī seṇṭar ki ē bas veḷtundi?
How many stops are there before downtown / the city centre? డౌన---ౌన--- స--ీ-సె---- -ం------ద- ఎ-్----్---్ లు -న---య-? డౌ_ టౌ_ / సి_ సెం__ కం_ ముం_ ఎ__ స్__ లు ఉ____ డ-న- ట-న- / స-ట- స-ం-ర- క-ట- మ-ం-ు ఎ-్-ి స-ట-ప- ల- ఉ-్-ా-ి- ----------------------------------------------------------- డౌన్ టౌన్ / సిటీ సెంటర్ కంటే ముందు ఎన్ని స్టాప్ లు ఉన్నాయి? 0
Si----eṇ-ar k- ē--as--e-tun--? S___ s_____ k_ ē b__ v________ S-ṭ- s-ṇ-a- k- ē b-s v-ḷ-u-d-? ------------------------------ Siṭī seṇṭar ki ē bas veḷtundi?
You have to get off here. మీర--ఇక్-డ------ి మీ_ ఇ___ ది__ మ-ర- ఇ-్-డ ద-గ-ల- ----------------- మీరు ఇక్కడ దిగాలి 0
Siṭī seṇṭar -- ē-b-s--e-t-n-i? S___ s_____ k_ ē b__ v________ S-ṭ- s-ṇ-a- k- ē b-s v-ḷ-u-d-? ------------------------------ Siṭī seṇṭar ki ē bas veḷtundi?
You have to get off at the back. మీ-- వ-న- -ైపున-ండ--ద-గ--ి మీ_ వె__ వై___ ది__ మ-ర- వ-న- వ-ప-న-ం-ి ద-గ-ల- -------------------------- మీరు వెనక వైపునుండి దిగాలి 0
N--u ē--a------li? N___ ē b__ e______ N-n- ē b-s e-k-l-? ------------------ Nēnu ē bas ekkāli?
The next train is in 5 minutes. న-క-స-ట్ -్--న్ - -ిమిష---లో ఉం-ి నె___ ట్__ 5 ని____ ఉం_ న-క-స-ట- ట-ర-న- 5 న-మ-ష-ల-ల- ఉ-ద- --------------------------------- నెక్స్ట్ ట్రైన్ 5 నిమిషాల్లో ఉంది 0
Nēnu-ē---s ek-ā--? N___ ē b__ e______ N-n- ē b-s e-k-l-? ------------------ Nēnu ē bas ekkāli?
The next tram is in 10 minutes. నె-్స్-్-ట్-ా- 10 -ి-ి-ా--లో---ది నె___ ట్_ 1_ ని____ ఉం_ న-క-స-ట- ట-ర-ం 1- న-మ-ష-ల-ల- ఉ-ద- --------------------------------- నెక్స్ట్ ట్రాం 10 నిమిషాల్లో ఉంది 0
Nē-u - --- ---ā-i? N___ ē b__ e______ N-n- ē b-s e-k-l-? ------------------ Nēnu ē bas ekkāli?
The next bus is in 15 minutes. నె-్స-ట్-బ-- 1--న-మి-ాల----ఉం-ి నె___ బ_ 1_ ని____ ఉం_ న-క-స-ట- బ-్ 1- న-మ-ష-ల-ల- ఉ-ద- ------------------------------- నెక్స్ట్ బస్ 15 నిమిషాల్లో ఉంది 0
Nēn- m-rā--? N___ m______ N-n- m-r-l-? ------------ Nēnu mārālā?
When is the last train? ఆ-రి-ట-ర--్-ఎప్-ు-ు--ంది? ఆ__ ట్__ ఎ___ ఉం__ ఆ-ర- ట-ర-న- ఎ-్-ు-ు ఉ-ద-? ------------------------- ఆఖరి ట్రైన్ ఎప్పుడు ఉంది? 0
N--u-m--ā-ā? N___ m______ N-n- m-r-l-? ------------ Nēnu mārālā?
When is the last tram? ఆ------ర-ం--ప-పుడు-ఉ--ి? ఆ__ ట్_ ఎ___ ఉం__ ఆ-ర- ట-ర-ం ఎ-్-ు-ు ఉ-ద-? ------------------------ ఆఖరి ట్రాం ఎప్పుడు ఉంది? 0
N-n--mā--lā? N___ m______ N-n- m-r-l-? ------------ Nēnu mārālā?
When is the last bus? ఆ-ర- బ---ఎ--పు-ు ---ి? ఆ__ బ_ ఎ___ ఉం__ ఆ-ర- బ-్ ఎ-్-ు-ు ఉ-ద-? ---------------------- ఆఖరి బస్ ఎప్పుడు ఉంది? 0
N--u -k---a-m-----? N___ e_____ m______ N-n- e-k-ḍ- m-r-l-? ------------------- Nēnu ekkaḍa mārāli?
Do you have a ticket? మీ -ద్---ి-ె-్-ఉందా? మీ వ__ టి__ ఉం__ మ- వ-్- ట-క-ట- ఉ-ద-? -------------------- మీ వద్ద టికెట్ ఉందా? 0
Nēnu-ekk-ḍ--m-rāl-? N___ e_____ m______ N-n- e-k-ḍ- m-r-l-? ------------------- Nēnu ekkaḍa mārāli?
A ticket? – No, I don’t have one. ట-కె-్--?-- ల-దు---ా --్ద--ే-ు టి____ - లే__ నా వ__ లే_ ట-క-ట-ట-? - ల-ద-, న- వ-్- ల-ద- ------------------------------ టికెట్టా? - లేదు, నా వద్ద లేదు 0
Nēn- ek--ḍ--mā--li? N___ e_____ m______ N-n- e-k-ḍ- m-r-l-? ------------------- Nēnu ekkaḍa mārāli?
Then you have to pay a fine. ఐ-ే మ--- జర--ాన---ట్ట-లి ఐ_ మీ_ జ___ క___ ఐ-ే మ-ర- జ-ి-ా-ా క-్-ా-ి ------------------------ ఐతే మీరు జరిమానా కట్టాలి 0
Ṭi----k- en-a-d-----p-ṭ----c--? Ṭ____ k_ e___ d____ p__________ Ṭ-k-ṭ k- e-t- d-a-a p-ṭ-a-a-c-? ------------------------------- Ṭikeṭ ki enta dhara paṭṭavaccu?

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