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45 [forty-five]

At the cinema

At the cinema

45 [നാൽപ്പത്തിയഞ്ച്]

45 [naalppathiyanju]

At the cinema

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We want to go to the cinema. ഞങ-ങ--്-- സി-ിമയ-ല-ക--്--ോകണം. ഞങ-ങൾക-ക- സ-ന-മയ-ല-ക-ക- പ-കണ-. ഞ-്-ൾ-്-് സ-ന-മ-ി-േ-്-് പ-ക-ം- ------------------------------ ഞങ്ങൾക്ക് സിനിമയിലേക്ക് പോകണം. 0
nj-----kk- ---imay-l---u------a-. njangalkku sinimayilekku pokanam. n-a-g-l-k- s-n-m-y-l-k-u p-k-n-m- --------------------------------- njangalkku sinimayilekku pokanam.
A good film is playing today. ഇന്-- നല-ലൊര- -ി-ി-യ--്--. ഇന-ന- നല-ല-ര- സ-ന-മയ-ണ-ട-. ഇ-്-് ന-്-ൊ-ു സ-ന-മ-ു-്-്- -------------------------- ഇന്ന് നല്ലൊരു സിനിമയുണ്ട്. 0
inn--n------ --ni-a--ndu. innu nalloru sinimayundu. i-n- n-l-o-u s-n-m-y-n-u- ------------------------- innu nalloru sinimayundu.
The film is brand new. സ--ി-----ി-ത--്. സ-ന-മ പ-ത-യത-ണ-. സ-ന-മ പ-ത-യ-ാ-്- ---------------- സിനിമ പുതിയതാണ്. 0
s--i---put-iya--a---. sinima puthiyathaanu. s-n-m- p-t-i-a-h-a-u- --------------------- sinima puthiyathaanu.
Where is the cash register? ച-ക്ക്ഔ-്----വിടെയ--്? ച-ക-ക-ഔട-ട- എവ-ട-യ-ണ-? ച-ക-ക-ഔ-്-് എ-ി-െ-ാ-്- ---------------------- ചെക്ക്ഔട്ട് എവിടെയാണ്? 0
che---t-u e-i-eyaa--? checouttu evideyaanu? c-e-o-t-u e-i-e-a-n-? --------------------- checouttu evideyaanu?
Are seats still available? ഇ-്പ--ും--ൗ-ന-യ സ്--ങ്-- -ണ്--? ഇപ-പ-ഴ-- സ-ജന-യ സ-ഥലങ-ങൾ ഉണ-ട-? ഇ-്-ോ-ു- സ-ജ-്- സ-ഥ-ങ-ങ- ഉ-്-ോ- ------------------------------- ഇപ്പോഴും സൗജന്യ സ്ഥലങ്ങൾ ഉണ്ടോ? 0
e---z--m --u-an----thal--g-l und-? eppozhum soujanya sthalangal undo? e-p-z-u- s-u-a-y- s-h-l-n-a- u-d-? ---------------------------------- eppozhum soujanya sthalangal undo?
How much are the admission tickets? ടി--ക---ി-്--ത---ാ-- -ില? ട-ക-കറ-റ-ന- എത-രയ-ണ- വ-ല? ട-ക-ക-്-ി-് എ-്-യ-ണ- വ-ല- ------------------------- ടിക്കറ്റിന് എത്രയാണ് വില? 0
t---etinu-e-h-aya-nu vi--? tikketinu ethrayaanu vila? t-k-e-i-u e-h-a-a-n- v-l-? -------------------------- tikketinu ethrayaanu vila?
When does the show begin? പ--കട-- --്പോ-ാ-് ആര--ി-്കു-്--്? പ-രകടന- എപ-പ-ഴ-ണ- ആര-ഭ-ക-ക-ന-നത-? പ-ര-ട-ം എ-്-ോ-ാ-് ആ-ം-ി-്-ു-്-ത-? --------------------------------- പ്രകടനം എപ്പോഴാണ് ആരംഭിക്കുന്നത്? 0
prakad---m --poz---n- aar---h--kun-a---? prakadanam appozhaanu aarambhikkunnathu? p-a-a-a-a- a-p-z-a-n- a-r-m-h-k-u-n-t-u- ---------------------------------------- prakadanam appozhaanu aarambhikkunnathu?
How long is the film? സി--മ എത-ര-സമയ--ടുക-കു-? സ-ന-മ എത-ര സമയമ-ട-ക-ക--? സ-ന-മ എ-്- സ-യ-െ-ു-്-ു-? ------------------------ സിനിമ എത്ര സമയമെടുക്കും? 0
s-ni-a-e--ra sa-a-ame--k---? sinima ethra samayamedukkum? s-n-m- e-h-a s-m-y-m-d-k-u-? ---------------------------- sinima ethra samayamedukkum?
Can one reserve tickets? നിങ----്-്--ിക്-റ്--ക- -ി--വ്---യ-യാ--? ന-ങ-ങൾക-ക- ട-ക-കറ-റ-കൾ റ-സർവ- ച-യ-യ-മ-? ന-ങ-ങ-ക-ക- ട-ക-ക-്-ു-ൾ റ-സ-വ- ച-യ-യ-മ-? --------------------------------------- നിങ്ങൾക്ക് ടിക്കറ്റുകൾ റിസർവ് ചെയ്യാമോ? 0
n--g--------k-e---a- ---er- -h--yaamo? ningalkku tikketukal recerv cheyyaamo? n-n-a-k-u t-k-e-u-a- r-c-r- c-e-y-a-o- -------------------------------------- ningalkku tikketukal recerv cheyyaamo?
I want to sit at the back. എ--ക്-് ---ക-- -രിക-കണ-. എന-ക-ക- പ-റക-ൽ ഇര-ക-കണ-. എ-ി-്-് പ-റ-ി- ഇ-ി-്-ണ-. ------------------------ എനിക്ക് പുറകിൽ ഇരിക്കണം. 0
en--ku-pu---i- eri-k-n--. enikku purakil erikkanam. e-i-k- p-r-k-l e-i-k-n-m- ------------------------- enikku purakil erikkanam.
I want to sit at the front. എനി-്ക് ----നിൽ -ര--്ക--. എന-ക-ക- മ-ന-ന-ൽ ഇര-ക-കണ-. എ-ി-്-് മ-ന-ന-ൽ ഇ-ി-്-ണ-. ------------------------- എനിക്ക് മുന്നിൽ ഇരിക്കണം. 0
e-ikku -u---l e-i----a-. enikku munnil erikkanam. e-i-k- m-n-i- e-i-k-n-m- ------------------------ enikku munnil erikkanam.
I want to sit in the middle. എന-ക്ക- -ടു--ൽ-ഇ-----ണ-. എന-ക-ക- നട-വ-ൽ ഇര-ക-കണ-. എ-ി-്-് ന-ു-ി- ഇ-ി-്-ണ-. ------------------------ എനിക്ക് നടുവിൽ ഇരിക്കണം. 0
eni--- -ad--il--r--k--am. enikku naduvil erikkanam. e-i-k- n-d-v-l e-i-k-n-m- ------------------------- enikku naduvil erikkanam.
The film was exciting. സ--ി- ആ-------യി-ു----. സ-ന-മ ആവ-ശകരമ-യ-ര-ന-ന-. സ-ന-മ ആ-േ-ക-മ-യ-ര-ന-ന-. ----------------------- സിനിമ ആവേശകരമായിരുന്നു. 0
s-nim- aa-esh-k--------run--. sinima aaveshakaramaayirunnu. s-n-m- a-v-s-a-a-a-a-y-r-n-u- ----------------------------- sinima aaveshakaramaayirunnu.
The film was not boring. സി-ി--ബ--ടി-്പിച്ച----. സ-ന-മ ബ-റട-പ-പ-ച-ച-ല-ല. സ-ന-മ ബ-റ-ി-്-ി-്-ി-്-. ----------------------- സിനിമ ബോറടിപ്പിച്ചില്ല. 0
sinima -or-di-p-chill-. sinima boradippichilla. s-n-m- b-r-d-p-i-h-l-a- ----------------------- sinima boradippichilla.
But the book on which the film was based was better. എ-്-ാൽ -ി-ിമ-ി---്-ുള്ള -----കം -ി-ച്ച------ന്-ു. എന-ന-ൽ സ-ന-മയ-ല-ക-ക-ള-ള പ-സ-തക- മ-കച-ചത-യ-ര-ന-ന-. എ-്-ാ- സ-ന-മ-ി-േ-്-ു-്- പ-സ-ത-ം മ-ക-്-ത-യ-ര-ന-ന-. ------------------------------------------------- എന്നാൽ സിനിമയിലേക്കുള്ള പുസ്തകം മികച്ചതായിരുന്നു. 0
en--a- s-nim--ile-k-----pusthak-----k-------ayi-unn-. ennaal sinimayilekkulla pusthakam mikachathaayirunnu. e-n-a- s-n-m-y-l-k-u-l- p-s-h-k-m m-k-c-a-h-a-i-u-n-. ----------------------------------------------------- ennaal sinimayilekkulla pusthakam mikachathaayirunnu.
How was the music? സംഗ----എ-്--െ -ണ-ട-യി---്-ു സ-ഗ-ത- എങ-ങന- ഉണ-ട-യ-ര-ന-ന- സ-ഗ-ത- എ-്-ന- ഉ-്-ാ-ി-ു-്-ു --------------------------- സംഗീതം എങ്ങനെ ഉണ്ടായിരുന്നു 0
s--g--t-am -n--ne unday-ru--u sangeetham engane undayirunnu s-n-e-t-a- e-g-n- u-d-y-r-n-u ----------------------------- sangeetham engane undayirunnu
How were the actors? അഭി-േ-ാക-ക----്-നെയുണ്ട----ുന്നു? അഭ-ന-ത-ക-കൾ എങ-ങന-യ-ണ-ട-യ-ര-ന-ന-? അ-ി-േ-ാ-്-ൾ എ-്-ന-യ-ണ-ട-യ-ര-ന-ന-? --------------------------------- അഭിനേതാക്കൾ എങ്ങനെയുണ്ടായിരുന്നു? 0
a--ine-h-akk-l e-ganeyun-a-irunnu? abhinethaakkal enganeyundayirunnu? a-h-n-t-a-k-a- e-g-n-y-n-a-i-u-n-? ---------------------------------- abhinethaakkal enganeyundayirunnu?
Were there English subtitles? ഇം--ല-ഷിൽ-സബ--ടൈറ-റ-ലുകൾ-ഉണ--------്ന-? ഇ-ഗ-ല-ഷ-ൽ സബ--ട-റ-റ-ല-കൾ ഉണ-ട-യ-ര-ന-ന-? ഇ-ഗ-ല-ഷ-ൽ സ-്-ട-റ-റ-ല-ക- ഉ-്-ാ-ി-ു-്-ോ- --------------------------------------- ഇംഗ്ലീഷിൽ സബ്‌ടൈറ്റിലുകൾ ഉണ്ടായിരുന്നോ? 0
e-gl-shi--s--t--iluk---un--y--un-o? englishil sabtitilukal undayirunno? e-g-i-h-l s-b-i-i-u-a- u-d-y-r-n-o- ----------------------------------- englishil sabtitilukal undayirunno?

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