🚆 Public transport
Public transport · English
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Open the speaking lessonsUseful phrases
| Meaning | How to say it |
|---|---|
| Where is the train station? | Where is the train station? |
| One ticket, please. | One ticket, please. |
| What is the next stop? | What is the next stop? |
| What time is the last train? | What time is the last train? |
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Culture & natural speech
English politeness often relies on tone and softeners such as please, could and would. Direct wording can sound different depending on region and relationship.