Thread: ticket on?

Yeah, a lot!
It was very thoughtful to put 1. before the actual answer, Deborski, because I have another question:
How to refer correctly to single unit of the consist, which in Russian is simply "вагон":
there are cars, carriages, couches and big mess in my head...

Originally Posted by maxmixiv

Yeah, a lot!
It was very thoughtful to put 1. before the actual answer, Deborski, because I have another question:
How to refer correctly to single unit of the consist, which in Russian is simply "вагон":
there are cars, carriages, couches and big mess in my head...

I don't ride trains very often in the US, but usually we refer to the individual вагоны as "cars" or "train-cars." I am not sure how that would appear on the actual train ticket though.