voy en tren

voy en tren
A phrase is a group of words commonly used together (e.g., once upon a time).
phrase
a. I go by train
Vives muy lejos de la oficina. ¿Cómo vas al trabajo? - Voy en tren.You live very far from the office. How do you get to work? - I go by train.
b. I take a train
Voy en tren a Rosario todos los días.I take a train to Rosario every day.
a. I'm on a train
Voy en tren. - ¿Cómo? No te oigo bien. Hay mucho ruido. - ¡Digo que voy en tren!I'm on a train. - What? I can't hear you. There's a lot of noise. - I said I'm on a train!
a. I'm going by train
¿Mañana vas a Bogotá en avión? - No, voy en tren.Are you flying to Bogota tomorrow? - No, I'm going by train.
b. I'm taking a train
¿Cómo vas a llegar hasta Hoboken? - Vuelo a Nueva York y luego voy en tren a Hoboken.How are you going to get to Hoboken? - I'm flying to New York, and then I'm taking a train to Hoboken.
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