Travelling by train

Imagine that you have to buy a train ticket. What would you say? Give as many details as possible.

(me) Hello! How much is the ticket to Moscou?
(seller) A one way ticket or no?
(me) Yes please! I want to take the sleep train with a window seat, if I take the aisle seat I am gonna be sick all the journey. Does the train is on time?
(seller) Certainly! Don't be worried about that. Ok it costs you two hundred and fouty-three euros please
(me) Ok here is for you! Thank you and goodbye!

Sat, 01/12/2013 - 23:25

good

12/01/2013 22:25

Sat, 01/12/2013 - 23:33

(me) Hello. How much is the ticket to Moscow?
(seller) A one way ticket or return journey?
(me) Yes please. I want to take the overnight train with a window seat, because if I sit in an aisle seat, I am going to be sick the entire journey. Does the train run on time?
(seller) Certainly. Don't be worried about that. Ok, it will cost you two hundred and forty-three Euros, please
(me) Ok here it is. Thank you and goodbye!

You didn't say whether you wanted a one-way ticket or return journey. The use of '!' signifies either surprise, excitement or harshness of tone. You have used it a little too often. Well done, though. :-)

12/01/2013 22:33

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Sat, 01/12/2013 - 23:56

Can I say "sleeper-train" too?

And sorry for the "!" It is because I am very excited to learn English! :)

12/01/2013 22:56

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