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44 [forty-four]

Going out in the evening

Going out in the evening

44 [마흔넷]

44 [maheunnes]

저녁에 놀러 나가기

[jeonyeog-e nolleo nagagi]

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Is there a disco here? 여- 디스--이-있어요? 여- 디---- 있--- 여- 디-코-이 있-요- ------------- 여기 디스코장이 있어요? 0
y-------seukoja-g-- iss-e-y-? y---- d------------ i-------- y-o-i d-s-u-o-a-g-i i-s-e-y-? ----------------------------- yeogi diseukojang-i iss-eoyo?
Is there a nightclub here? 여--나--클럽이 ---? 여- 나----- 있--- 여- 나-트-럽- 있-요- -------------- 여기 나이트클럽이 있어요? 0
ye-gi--ai---ke---e-b-- is--eo-o? y---- n--------------- i-------- y-o-i n-i-e-k-u-l-o--- i-s-e-y-? -------------------------------- yeogi naiteukeulleob-i iss-eoyo?
Is there a pub here? 여기 술집--있--? 여- 술-- 있--- 여- 술-이 있-요- ----------- 여기 술집이 있어요? 0
ye--i------b---i---e-yo? y---- s------- i-------- y-o-i s-l-i--- i-s-e-y-? ------------------------ yeogi suljib-i iss-eoyo?
What’s playing at the theatre / theater (am.) this evening? 오늘--녁--극장에--무----을 해요? 오- 저-- 극--- 무- 공-- 해-- 오- 저-에 극-에- 무- 공-을 해-? ---------------------- 오늘 저녁에 극장에서 무슨 공연을 해요? 0
o--u----ony-o--e-g-ug---g--se- m-------ong--eon----------? o---- j--------- g------------ m----- g------------ h----- o-e-l j-o-y-o--- g-u-j-n---s-o m-s-u- g-n---e-n-e-l h-e-o- ---------------------------------------------------------- oneul jeonyeog-e geugjang-eseo museun gong-yeon-eul haeyo?
What’s playing at the cinema / movies (am.) this evening? 오--저녁에 -화관-- 뭘-상---? 오- 저-- 영---- 뭘 상---- 오- 저-에 영-관-서 뭘 상-해-? -------------------- 오늘 저녁에 영화관에서 뭘 상영해요? 0
on-ul----n-eo--e--eo--hw-g--n--s---mw-l-------e--gh--y-? o---- j--------- y---------------- m--- s--------------- o-e-l j-o-y-o--- y-o-g-w-g-a---s-o m-o- s-n---e-n-h-e-o- -------------------------------------------------------- oneul jeonyeog-e yeonghwagwan-eseo mwol sang-yeonghaeyo?
What’s on TV this evening? 오--저녁--TV-서---요? 오- 저-- T--- 뭐--- 오- 저-에 T-에- 뭐-요- ---------------- 오늘 저녁에 TV에서 뭐해요? 0
o--ul --on--og-- ---se--m-o---yo? o---- j--------- T----- m-------- o-e-l j-o-y-o--- T-e-e- m-o-a-y-? --------------------------------- oneul jeonyeog-e TVeseo mwohaeyo?
Are tickets for the theatre / theater (am.) still available? 아- 극장 ----아있어요? 아- 극- 표- 남----- 아- 극- 표- 남-있-요- --------------- 아직 극장 표가 남아있어요? 0
a--- -e---an- --o-a -am--i-s-----? a--- g------- p---- n------------- a-i- g-u-j-n- p-o-a n-m-a-s---o-o- ---------------------------------- ajig geugjang pyoga nam-aiss-eoyo?
Are tickets for the cinema / movies (am.) still available? 아---화관 -- -아있-요? 아- 영-- 표- 남----- 아- 영-관 표- 남-있-요- ---------------- 아직 영화관 표가 남아있어요? 0
a-ig y-on-h-a---n -yog- na---is----y-? a--- y----------- p---- n------------- a-i- y-o-g-w-g-a- p-o-a n-m-a-s---o-o- -------------------------------------- ajig yeonghwagwan pyoga nam-aiss-eoyo?
Are tickets for the football / soccer am. game still available? 아직-축구경---가-남-있어요? 아- 축--- 표- 남----- 아- 축-경- 표- 남-있-요- ----------------- 아직 축구경기 표가 남아있어요? 0
a-i- --uggu---on---i p-og- n---a--s-e-y-? a--- c-------------- p---- n------------- a-i- c-u-g-g-e-n---i p-o-a n-m-a-s---o-o- ----------------------------------------- ajig chuggugyeong-gi pyoga nam-aiss-eoyo?
I want to sit in the back. 저- ----- 싶어요. 저- 뒤- 앉- 싶--- 저- 뒤- 앉- 싶-요- ------------- 저는 뒤에 앉고 싶어요. 0
j-one-n-d--e anj---si----y-. j------ d--- a---- s-------- j-o-e-n d-i- a-j-o s-p-e-y-. ---------------------------- jeoneun dwie anjgo sip-eoyo.
I want to sit somewhere in the middle. 저- -간쯤에 -고-싶어-. 저- 중--- 앉- 싶--- 저- 중-쯤- 앉- 싶-요- --------------- 저는 중간쯤에 앉고 싶어요. 0
j-o-eu--------an-j-um-e -n--- -----oyo. j------ j-------------- a---- s-------- j-o-e-n j-n---a-j-e-m-e a-j-o s-p-e-y-. --------------------------------------- jeoneun jung-ganjjeum-e anjgo sip-eoyo.
I want to sit at the front. 저는 앞- 앉고-싶어요. 저- 앞- 앉- 싶--- 저- 앞- 앉- 싶-요- ------------- 저는 앞에 앉고 싶어요. 0
je-neu-----e -n-g---ip-e-yo. j------ a--- a---- s-------- j-o-e-n a--- a-j-o s-p-e-y-. ---------------------------- jeoneun ap-e anjgo sip-eoyo.
Could you recommend something? 저-게 - 추천해 주-겠-요? 저-- 뭘 추-- 주----- 저-게 뭘 추-해 주-겠-요- ---------------- 저에게 뭘 추천해 주시겠어요? 0
j-oe-e-m--- c--che-nh-e-j--i--s--e-yo? j----- m--- c---------- j------------- j-o-g- m-o- c-u-h-o-h-e j-s-g-s---o-o- -------------------------------------- jeoege mwol chucheonhae jusigess-eoyo?
When does the show begin? 쇼가 -제 --해요? 쇼- 언- 시---- 쇼- 언- 시-해-? ----------- 쇼가 언제 시작해요? 0
s-oga --nj------gh-e--? s---- e---- s---------- s-o-a e-n-e s-j-g-a-y-? ----------------------- syoga eonje sijaghaeyo?
Can you get me a ticket? 표좀 구해 주시-어요? 표- 구- 주----- 표- 구- 주-겠-요- ------------ 표좀 구해 주시겠어요? 0
pyo-om -u-a-----i--ss-----? p----- g---- j------------- p-o-o- g-h-e j-s-g-s---o-o- --------------------------- pyojom guhae jusigess-eoyo?
Is there a golf course nearby? 근처- -프장이 -어요? 근-- 골--- 있--- 근-에 골-장- 있-요- ------------- 근처에 골프장이 있어요? 0
g---che------pe------i------o--? g-------- g----------- i-------- g-u-c-e-e g-l-e-j-n--- i-s-e-y-? -------------------------------- geuncheoe golpeujang-i iss-eoyo?
Is there a tennis court nearby? 근-에 테니스-이 있어-? 근-- 테---- 있--- 근-에 테-스-이 있-요- -------------- 근처에 테니스장이 있어요? 0
g--n--e-e-ten-s-uj----i-is--e-y-? g-------- t------------ i-------- g-u-c-e-e t-n-s-u-a-g-i i-s-e-y-? --------------------------------- geuncheoe teniseujang-i iss-eoyo?
Is there an indoor swimming pool nearby? 근-에-실내-영-이 있어-? 근-- 실----- 있--- 근-에 실-수-장- 있-요- --------------- 근처에 실내수영장이 있어요? 0
g-unc-eo---iln-e---e--g--ng-i--s------? g-------- s------------------ i-------- g-u-c-e-e s-l-a-s-y-o-g-a-g-i i-s-e-y-? --------------------------------------- geuncheoe silnaesuyeongjang-i iss-eoyo?

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