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44 [forty-four]

Going out in the evening

Going out in the evening

44 [četrdesmit četri]

Iziešana vakarā

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Is there a disco here? Vai--e i- k--- d-skot--a? V__ t_ i_ k___ d_________ V-i t- i- k-d- d-s-o-ē-a- ------------------------- Vai te ir kāda diskotēka? 0
Is there a nightclub here? V-- t- i- ------a-tskl-bs? V__ t_ i_ k___ n__________ V-i t- i- k-d- n-k-s-l-b-? -------------------------- Vai te ir kāds naktsklubs? 0
Is there a pub here? V----e--r--āds-k-o---ņ-? V__ t_ i_ k___ k________ V-i t- i- k-d- k-o-z-ņ-? ------------------------ Vai te ir kāds krodziņš? 0
What’s playing at the theatre / theater (am.) this evening? K--šo-a-ar--zrā-a--e-t--? K_ š______ i_____ t______ K- š-v-k-r i-r-d- t-ā-r-? ------------------------- Ko šovakar izrāda teātrī? 0
What’s playing at the cinema / movies (am.) this evening? K--š-vakar --da--in-? K_ š______ r___ k____ K- š-v-k-r r-d- k-n-? --------------------- Ko šovakar rāda kino? 0
What’s on TV this evening? K--šo-a--- -ād---- tele---i--? K_ š______ r___ p_ t__________ K- š-v-k-r r-d- p- t-l-v-z-j-? ------------------------------ Ko šovakar rāda pa televīziju? 0
Are tickets for the theatre / theater (am.) still available? V-i ---vē- --ļ--e- uz-te-tr-? V__ i_ v__ b______ u_ t______ V-i i- v-l b-ļ-t-s u- t-ā-r-? ----------------------------- Vai ir vēl biļetes uz teātri? 0
Are tickets for the cinema / movies (am.) still available? Vai-ir -------etes------no? V__ i_ v__ b______ u_ k____ V-i i- v-l b-ļ-t-s u- k-n-? --------------------------- Vai ir vēl biļetes uz kino? 0
Are tickets for the football / soccer am. game still available? V-- ir---l bi--tes------tb--a -pē-i? V__ i_ v__ b______ u_ f______ s_____ V-i i- v-l b-ļ-t-s u- f-t-o-a s-ē-i- ------------------------------------ Vai ir vēl biļetes uz futbola spēli? 0
I want to sit in the back. E- -ēl-- s--ēt -ašā aiz-ug-rē. E_ v____ s____ p___ a_________ E- v-l-s s-d-t p-š- a-z-u-u-ē- ------------------------------ Es vēlos sēdēt pašā aizmugurē. 0
I want to sit somewhere in the middle. Es--ē--s-s---t -aut--u--p- -idu. E_ v____ s____ k___ k__ p_ v____ E- v-l-s s-d-t k-u- k-r p- v-d-. -------------------------------- Es vēlos sēdēt kaut kur pa vidu. 0
I want to sit at the front. E--vēlos sē-ē------ p---kš-. E_ v____ s____ p___ p_______ E- v-l-s s-d-t p-š- p-i-k-ā- ---------------------------- Es vēlos sēdēt pašā priekšā. 0
Could you recommend something? Vai-Jūs v---t-m---k--t-ko----eikt? V__ J__ v____ m__ k___ k_ i_______ V-i J-s v-r-t m-n k-u- k- i-t-i-t- ---------------------------------- Vai Jūs varat man kaut ko ieteikt? 0
When does the show begin? K-d-s-----iz-ā-e? K__ s____ i______ K-d s-k-s i-r-d-? ----------------- Kad sākas izrāde? 0
Can you get me a ticket? V-i J-s-vara----bū- man-b---t-? V__ J__ v____ d____ m__ b______ V-i J-s v-r-t d-b-t m-n b-ļ-t-? ------------------------------- Vai Jūs varat dabūt man biļeti? 0
Is there a golf course nearby? Va- t----v-mā i- -ol-a-lau--ms? V__ t_ t_____ i_ g____ l_______ V-i t- t-v-m- i- g-l-a l-u-u-s- ------------------------------- Vai te tuvumā ir golfa laukums? 0
Is there a tennis court nearby? V---te-tu---ā -r t---sa-l---ums? V__ t_ t_____ i_ t_____ l_______ V-i t- t-v-m- i- t-n-s- l-u-u-s- -------------------------------- Vai te tuvumā ir tenisa laukums? 0
Is there an indoor swimming pool nearby? V-i -- ------ -- -----a------dbase-ns? V__ t_ t_____ i_ s_______ p___________ V-i t- t-v-m- i- s-ē-t-i- p-l-b-s-i-s- -------------------------------------- Vai te tuvumā ir slēgtais peldbaseins? 0

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