Examples of using "Fahrschein" in a sentence and their english translations:
Ticket, please.
Your ticket, please.
Tom doesn't have a ticket.
He doesn't have a ticket.
Your ticket, please.
Is this ticket good for this bus?
I was given this ticket.
- He booked a ticket for Paris.
- He bought a ticket for Paris.
I'd like a first-class ticket.
The ticket admits two persons.
- He doesn't have the ticket.
- He doesn't have a ticket.
Your ticket, please.
Tom had already bought his ticket by the time I arrived.
Tom doesn't know how much the ticket will cost.
If you pay for my ticket then we will be quits.
- Tom bought Mary a ticket.
- Tom bought a ticket for Mary.
You must validate your ticket before boarding the train.
Have you bought your ticket already?
The ticket is good through Monday.
- The ticket you've bought isn't valid during peak-time travel.
- The ticket you've bought isn't valid for travel during peak times.
- The ticket you've bought isn't valid during peak times.
- The ticket you've bought can't be used during peak times.
- The ticket you bought isn't valid during peak-time travel.
- The ticket you bought isn't valid for travel during peak times.
- The ticket you bought isn't valid during peak times.
- The ticket you bought can't be used during peak times.
- The ticket you've bought can't be used during rush hour.
- The ticket you bought can't be used during rush hour.
Please show your ticket.
Have you lost your ticket?
He bought a ticket for Paris.
He booked a ticket for Paris.
You must validate your ticket before boarding the train.
The ticket is good through Monday.