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When a connection is slipping, short questions about Gleis, Verspätung, and Abschnitt sound more prepared than broad confusion.
Entschuldigung, wann fährt der Zug nach München?
Excuse me, when does the train to Munich leave?
Von welchem Gleis fährt der Zug nach München ab?
From which platform does the train to Munich depart?
Der Zug hat zehn Minuten Verspätung.
The train is ten minutes late.
In welchem Abschnitt hält Wagen 12?
In which section does coach 12 stop?
Short answers for the questions people ask before this appointment.
Use Von welchem Gleis fährt der Zug nach [city] ab? instead of asking which platform is correct.
German often uses Der Zug hat [number] Minuten Verspätung rather than a literal English translation.
Ask In welchem Abschnitt hält Wagen [number]? to locate the right section quickly.
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