Në ç'orë niset autobusi?
What time does the bus depart?
Usage
Used to ask the departure time of a bus
Grammar Note
"Niset" is the mediopassive form of "nis" (depart/start). Common in travel contexts
Kur mbërrin treni?
When does the train arrive?
Usage
Used to ask the arrival time of a train
Grammar Note
"Mbërrin" is the third person singular present of "mbërrij" (arrive)
A është fluturimi në kohë?
Is the flight on time?
Usage
Used to check if a flight is running on schedule
Grammar Note
"Në kohë" (on time) is a prepositional phrase. "Kohë" means "time"
Kam një rezervim për orën tre.
I have a booking at three o'clock.
Usage
Used to confirm a reservation time at a hotel or restaurant
Grammar Note
"Orën tre" = "the hour of three" in accusative. "Për orën" = "for the time of"
Deri në ç'orë jeni të hapur?
Until what time are you open?
Usage
Used to ask the closing time of a shop or venue
Grammar Note
"Deri në" (until) is the Albanian preposition for limits. "Ç'orë" is a contraction of "çfarë ore"
Tura fillon në orën nëntë.
The tour begins at nine o'clock.
Usage
Used to inform about the start time of a tour or activity
Grammar Note
"Në orën nëntë" = "at the hour of nine". Preposition "në" + definite "orën" + number
Sa zgjat udhëtimi?
How long does the journey take?
Usage
Used to ask how long a trip or journey will take
Grammar Note
"Sa zgjat" = "how long does it last". "Zgjat" means "lasts/continues" (3rd person singular)
A është muzeu i hapur të hënave?
Is the museum open on Mondays?
Usage
Used to check if a museum or attraction is open on Mondays
Grammar Note
"Të hënave" is the genitive plural of "e hënë" (Monday), meaning "on Mondays" habitually
Humba lidhjen time.
I missed my connection.
Usage
Used when a connecting flight or transport has been missed
Grammar Note
"Humba" is the aorist (simple past) first person singular of "humb" (miss/lose)
Kur është fluturimi i ardhshëm?
When is the next flight?
Usage
Used when looking for the next available flight
Grammar Note
"I ardhshëm" (next, masculine) agrees with "fluturimi". From "ardh" (come/arrive)
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