Quick survival phrases for train and metro travel
Essential Russian Phrases for Travelers: Communicate with Ease: Quick survival phrases for train and metro travel
Here are some quick survival phrases for train and metro travel that are essential and useful:
At the Station and Ticketing
- “Where’s the ticket office?”
- “Where are the ticket machines?”
- “What time’s the next train/metro to …?”
- “Can I buy a ticket on the train/metro?”
- “How much is a ticket to …?”
- “Which platform do I need for …?”
- “Is this the right platform for …?”
- “Where do I change for …?”
- “Can I have a timetable, please?”
On the Train or Metro
- “Does this train/metro stop at …?”
- “Could you tell me when we get to …?”
- “Could you please stop at …?”
- “Is this seat free?”
- “Tickets, please.”
- “I’ve lost my ticket.”
- “What time do we arrive in …?”
- “What’s the next stop?”
- “This is my stop.”
- “Is there a buffet car on the train?”
- “Do you mind if I open the window?”
- “All tickets and railcards, please.”
Asking for Help or Directions
- “Excuse me, can you help me?”
- “Is this the train/metro for …?”
- “How do I get to …?”
- “I missed my stop. Can you please let me know when we are at the next one?”
- “Where can I find platform 7?”
These phrases will help with buying tickets, finding platforms, asking for directions, and communicating effectively during train or metro travel.