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- XOLE2129

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Again, welcome! Razer(talk) 10:43, 27 August 2018 (UTC)

Vienna Train System

Hi to those who have been redirected here by Vienna Train's Talk Page,

I am going to be editing U1 (Vienna U-Bahn) and U1 (Vienna U-Bahn). Feel free to message me if you have any queries!

Regards - XOLE2129

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It was a misunderstanding that was fixed, thank you for the notice!

- XOLE2129

Vienna Train System Translation

I have completed a short translation, as well as added in some information that would be helpful for visitors travelling to Vienna. As part of my assignment, I am unfortunately only restricted to ~300 words! It would be great if there are additional edits and translations.

Ich habe eine kurze Übersetzung erstellt, sowie einige Informationen, die für Besucher nach Wien hilfreich sein könnten. Im Rahmen meiner Aufgabe bin ich leider nur auf ~ 300 Wörter beschränkt! Es wäre großartig, wenn es zusätzliche Bearbeitungen und Übersetzungen geben würde.

Auf Wiedersehen!