"你买了火车票吗？"

Translation: Have you bought the train ticket?

[Oranjj]

I think "Have you bought train tickets yet?" should work as well.

[DavidDuran317929]

How about Did you buy the train tickets?

[hannahli27]

Why is "你买火车票了吗“ wrong?

[MozJames]

I think in this case 了 needs to be attached to the verb, but you've got it after a noun.

[JoeT40]

Have you bought your train ticket yet? This should work as well.

[maartendoc]

票 (piào) = ticket

漂亮 (piàoliang) = handsome

[KX3.]

漂亮 is beautiful or pretty, handsome is 英俊.

[bruunski1]

This is so awesome. Huo means fire and Che means car / transport.
Literally fire car. I can imagine a fiery steaming metal monstrosity pulling up at the trainstation. Would not get on it, though.

[Jaz_Peter]

The literal translation of "你买了火车票吗？" would have been "did you buy the train ticket". Based on the previous lesson, I think the appropriate translation would have been "你已经买了火车票吗？"

[DavidDuran317929]

Did you buy the train ticket? Was my answer and i got it wrong.

[8ITb6]

the pronunciation of 了 is incorrect here right ? they say "liao".

[RikkiHwang]

No, it is correct. 了 has also "liao" pronunciation.

[Kevin92437]

It is wrong in this context

[DavidDuran317929]

Did you buy the train ticket? Was my answer and i got it wrong.
Why?

[SaveThePlanet...]

你买了火车吗?

[user7122]

誰會買火車票?