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Going out in the evening

Going out in the evening

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Izlazak navečer

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Is there a disco here? I----i --------s-o? I__ l_ o____ d_____ I-a l- o-d-e d-s-o- ------------------- Ima li ovdje disko? 0
Is there a nightclub here? I-- l---vdje -o-n- kl-b? I__ l_ o____ n____ k____ I-a l- o-d-e n-ć-i k-u-? ------------------------ Ima li ovdje noćni klub? 0
Is there a pub here? I-a-li ovd-e-k-van-? I__ l_ o____ k______ I-a l- o-d-e k-v-n-? -------------------- Ima li ovdje kavana? 0
What’s playing at the theatre / theater (am.) this evening? Št---m- veče-a- - ka---išt-? Š__ i__ v______ u k_________ Š-o i-a v-č-r-s u k-z-l-š-u- ---------------------------- Što ima večeras u kazalištu? 0
What’s playing at the cinema / movies (am.) this evening? Š-- -ma--ečer-s-u k---? Š__ i__ v______ u k____ Š-o i-a v-č-r-s u k-n-? ----------------------- Što ima večeras u kinu? 0
What’s on TV this evening? Š-o-i-a-v-----s--a t-lev-z---? Š__ i__ v______ n_ t__________ Š-o i-a v-č-r-s n- t-l-v-z-j-? ------------------------------ Što ima večeras na televiziji? 0
Are tickets for the theatre / theater (am.) still available? I---l--jo- karata -a-k-z-l--te? I__ l_ j__ k_____ z_ k_________ I-a l- j-š k-r-t- z- k-z-l-š-e- ------------------------------- Ima li još karata za kazalište? 0
Are tickets for the cinema / movies (am.) still available? Im--l--j-š-k-r--- -- -i--? I__ l_ j__ k_____ z_ k____ I-a l- j-š k-r-t- z- k-n-? -------------------------- Ima li još karata za kino? 0
Are tickets for the football / soccer am. game still available? Im--li---- k--at--za nog-me-nu--ta--icu? I__ l_ j__ k_____ z_ n________ u________ I-a l- j-š k-r-t- z- n-g-m-t-u u-a-m-c-? ---------------------------------------- Ima li još karata za nogometnu utakmicu? 0
I want to sit in the back. Želi- s--d-t--p-s-e otrag-. Ž____ s______ p____ o______ Ž-l-m s-e-i-i p-s-e o-r-g-. --------------------------- Želim sjediti posve otraga. 0
I want to sit somewhere in the middle. Že-----je-iti-n-gdje ---------. Ž____ s______ n_____ u s_______ Ž-l-m s-e-i-i n-g-j- u s-e-i-i- ------------------------------- Želim sjediti negdje u sredini. 0
I want to sit at the front. Že--m s-e--ti pos-e--ap-i-ed. Ž____ s______ p____ n________ Ž-l-m s-e-i-i p-s-e n-p-i-e-. ----------------------------- Želim sjediti posve naprijed. 0
Could you recommend something? Mo-e-e-l- mi-ne--o-p-e--r--iti? M_____ l_ m_ n____ p___________ M-ž-t- l- m- n-š-o p-e-o-u-i-i- ------------------------------- Možete li mi nešto preporučiti? 0
When does the show begin? K-da----i-je -re----va? K___ p______ p_________ K-d- p-č-n-e p-e-s-a-a- ----------------------- Kada počinje predstava? 0
Can you get me a ticket? Mož-te-li -- -ab-v--i k-r--? M_____ l_ m_ n_______ k_____ M-ž-t- l- m- n-b-v-t- k-r-u- ---------------------------- Možete li mi nabaviti kartu? 0
Is there a golf course nearby? Je-l- -vd---- --izini---r-l-šte--- ---f? J_ l_ o____ u b______ i________ z_ g____ J- l- o-d-e u b-i-i-i i-r-l-š-e z- g-l-? ---------------------------------------- Je li ovdje u blizini igralište za golf? 0
Is there a tennis court nearby? Ј- l- --dje - bli---- ---is-i-teren? Ј_ l_ o____ u b______ t______ t_____ Ј- l- o-d-e u b-i-i-i t-n-s-i t-r-n- ------------------------------------ Је li ovdje u blizini teniski teren? 0
Is there an indoor swimming pool nearby? Ј--l- ----e-- -liz--i--atv-ren---up-liš--? Ј_ l_ o____ u b______ z________ k_________ Ј- l- o-d-e u b-i-i-i z-t-o-e-o k-p-l-š-e- ------------------------------------------ Је li ovdje u blizini zatvoreno kupalište? 0

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The Maltese language

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