Day 196: Train Station
At the ticket office of the railway station in Nizhny Novgorod, a man asks the cashier for a ticket to Moscow.
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- Read the situation under the title.
- Read the dialogue and its translation. The audio for this lesson is coming soon.
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Dialogue
Audio for this lesson is coming soon. For now, read the dialogue and its translation.
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A
Здравствуйте! Билет до Москвы на завтра, на утро, пожалуйста.
Hello! A ticket to Moscow for tomorrow morning, please.
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B
Есть утренний, в девять тридцать. Купе или плацкарт?
There's a morning one at nine thirty. Compartment or open carriage?
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A
А сколько стоит купе?
How much is a compartment?
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B
Три тысячи рублей, но осталось только верхнее место.
Three thousand roubles, but there's only an upper berth left.
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A
Ничего, наверху даже лучше. Беру!
That's fine, it's even better up top. I'll take it!
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