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44 [forty-four]

Going out in the evening

Going out in the evening

44 [čtyřicet čtyři]

Večerní program

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Is there a disco here? J- -ad- n----- --skoté--? J_ t___ n_____ d_________ J- t-d- n-j-k- d-s-o-é-a- ------------------------- Je tady nějaká diskotéka? 0
Is there a nightclub here? J- tady -ě---ý ---ní-k---? J_ t___ n_____ n____ k____ J- t-d- n-j-k- n-č-í k-u-? -------------------------- Je tady nějaký noční klub? 0
Is there a pub here? Je-t-d- -------hos--d-? J_ t___ n_____ h_______ J- t-d- n-j-k- h-s-o-a- ----------------------- Je tady nějaká hospoda? 0
What’s playing at the theatre / theater (am.) this evening? C- dáv-j- d------divadle? C_ d_____ d___ v d_______ C- d-v-j- d-e- v d-v-d-e- ------------------------- Co dávají dnes v divadle? 0
What’s playing at the cinema / movies (am.) this evening? C------jí --es v--in-? C_ d_____ d___ v k____ C- d-v-j- d-e- v k-n-? ---------------------- Co dávají dnes v kině? 0
What’s on TV this evening? Co --vaj---n---v t-lev-zi? C_ d_____ d___ v t________ C- d-v-j- d-e- v t-l-v-z-? -------------------------- Co dávají dnes v televizi? 0
Are tickets for the theatre / theater (am.) still available? J-o--ješ----s-u-en-- -o-div-d--? J___ j____ v________ d_ d_______ J-o- j-š-ě v-t-p-n-y d- d-v-d-a- -------------------------------- Jsou ještě vstupenky do divadla? 0
Are tickets for the cinema / movies (am.) still available? Jsou ješ---lí--k--do-k--a? J___ j____ l_____ d_ k____ J-o- j-š-ě l-s-k- d- k-n-? -------------------------- Jsou ještě lístky do kina? 0
Are tickets for the football / soccer am. game still available? Js-- -e--ě-l-st-y-na fo--a-? J___ j____ l_____ n_ f______ J-o- j-š-ě l-s-k- n- f-t-a-? ---------------------------- Jsou ještě lístky na fotbal? 0
I want to sit in the back. Cht-l by-h lís--- d---a-ní--ad-. C____ b___ l_____ d_ z____ ř____ C-t-l b-c- l-s-e- d- z-d-í ř-d-. -------------------------------- Chtěl bych lístek do zadní řady. 0
I want to sit somewhere in the middle. C---- -y-h-lí-tek ---a- dop--s-ř--. C____ b___ l_____ n____ d__________ C-t-l b-c- l-s-e- n-k-m d-p-o-t-e-. ----------------------------------- Chtěl bych lístek někam doprostřed. 0
I want to sit at the front. C--ě------ --stek--o pře-ní --d-. C____ b___ l_____ d_ p_____ ř____ C-t-l b-c- l-s-e- d- p-e-n- ř-d-. --------------------------------- Chtěl bych lístek do přední řady. 0
Could you recommend something? M-------- ně-o-d---ru-i-? M_____ m_ n___ d_________ M-ž-t- m- n-c- d-p-r-č-t- ------------------------- Můžete mi něco doporučit? 0
When does the show begin? Kdy--a-íná---e---a---í? K__ z_____ p___________ K-y z-č-n- p-e-s-a-e-í- ----------------------- Kdy začíná představení? 0
Can you get me a ticket? M-ž------ sehnat--s-upe---? M_____ m_ s_____ v_________ M-ž-t- m- s-h-a- v-t-p-n-u- --------------------------- Můžete mi sehnat vstupenku? 0
Is there a golf course nearby? J---ad- pob-í- -ě---é -ol---é h--št-? J_ t___ p_____ n_____ g______ h______ J- t-d- p-b-í- n-j-k- g-l-o-é h-i-t-? ------------------------------------- Je tady poblíž nějaké golfové hřiště? 0
Is there a tennis court nearby? J-ou--------b--ž -ěja-é---n-sové ku--y? J___ t___ p_____ n_____ t_______ k_____ J-o- t-d- p-b-í- n-j-k- t-n-s-v- k-r-y- --------------------------------------- Jsou tady poblíž nějaké tenisové kurty? 0
Is there an indoor swimming pool nearby? J--t--y p-b-íž---ja---k-ytý ba--n? J_ t___ p_____ n_____ k____ b_____ J- t-d- p-b-í- n-j-k- k-y-ý b-z-n- ---------------------------------- Je tady poblíž nějaký krytý bazén? 0

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