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Namaskaara everyone! In this episode, we take you through everyday bus conversations, from asking about bus stops and metro stations to figuring out which door to use, requesting someone to make room for a seat, and asking about your destination. We cover all the useful phrases and tips you need to navigate these common situations with confidence. Let us know if you have any recommendations for our future episodes. We hope this was useful!
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