French–English parallel text
Un billet
A Ticket
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Le train pour cette ville part samedi.
The train to that town leaves on Saturday.
Il y a un panneau près du train.
There is a sign by the train.
Billet : 20 euros.
Ticket: 20 euros.
Nina regarde son argent.
Nina looks at her money.
Elle a 19 euros.
She has 19 euros.
Elle lit encore le panneau.
She reads the sign again.
Elle regarde encore son argent.
She looks at her money again.
19.
19.
« Un billet, s’il vous plaît », dit-elle.
“One ticket, please,” she says.
Elle donne 19 euros à l’homme.
She gives the man 19 euros.
« 20 », dit-il.
“20,” he says.
« C’est un euro. »
“It is one euro.”
« 20 », dit-il. « Au revoir. »
“20,” he says. “Goodbye.”
Nina a besoin d’un euro.
Nina needs one euro.
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