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en Going out in the evening   »   pl Wieczorne wyjście

44 [forty-four]

Going out in the evening

Going out in the evening

44 [czterdzieści cztery]

Wieczorne wyjście

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Is there a disco here? Cz--t--jest-------e-a? C__ t_ j___ d_________ C-y t- j-s- d-s-o-e-a- ---------------------- Czy tu jest dyskoteka? 0
Is there a nightclub here? C-y--u---s--k----n-cny? C__ t_ j___ k___ n_____ C-y t- j-s- k-u- n-c-y- ----------------------- Czy tu jest klub nocny? 0
Is there a pub here? C-y -- je-t -a--ś ---j-k-? C__ t_ j___ j____ k_______ C-y t- j-s- j-k-ś k-a-p-a- -------------------------- Czy tu jest jakaś knajpka? 0
What’s playing at the theatre / theater (am.) this evening? Co --aj--dzi-ia- wi---or-m-- te--rze? C_ g____ d______ w________ w t_______ C- g-a-ą d-i-i-j w-e-z-r-m w t-a-r-e- ------------------------------------- Co grają dzisiaj wieczorem w teatrze? 0
What’s playing at the cinema / movies (am.) this evening? Co gra------siaj --e-----m-w--ini-? C_ g____ d______ w________ w k_____ C- g-a-ą d-i-i-j w-e-z-r-m w k-n-e- ----------------------------------- Co grają dzisiaj wieczorem w kinie? 0
What’s on TV this evening? C------- -zis-a- w--czo--- w---------i? C_ g____ d______ w________ w t_________ C- g-a-ą d-i-i-j w-e-z-r-m w t-l-w-z-i- --------------------------------------- Co grają dzisiaj wieczorem w telewizji? 0
Are tickets for the theatre / theater (am.) still available? Czy -- j----ze-bil--y ----ea-r-? C__ s_ j______ b_____ d_ t______ C-y s- j-s-c-e b-l-t- d- t-a-r-? -------------------------------- Czy są jeszcze bilety do teatru? 0
Are tickets for the cinema / movies (am.) still available? C---s--je--c-- -i-e-y-d- ----? C__ s_ j______ b_____ d_ k____ C-y s- j-s-c-e b-l-t- d- k-n-? ------------------------------ Czy są jeszcze bilety do kina? 0
Are tickets for the football / soccer am. game still available? Czy są ---zc----ile----a--e-- p-łki----n-j? C__ s_ j______ b_____ n_ m___ p____ n______ C-y s- j-s-c-e b-l-t- n- m-c- p-ł-i n-ż-e-? ------------------------------------------- Czy są jeszcze bilety na mecz piłki nożnej? 0
I want to sit in the back. Chci------/-C-c--ł-bym -----i---z-peł-ie --ty--. C________ / C_________ s_______ z_______ z t____ C-c-a-b-m / C-c-a-a-y- s-e-z-e- z-p-ł-i- z t-ł-. ------------------------------------------------ Chciałbym / Chciałabym siedzieć zupełnie z tyłu. 0
I want to sit somewhere in the middle. C-c-ałb-----C--iał-----s--d---- g--i---p- śr----. C________ / C_________ s_______ g_____ p_ ś______ C-c-a-b-m / C-c-a-a-y- s-e-z-e- g-z-e- p- ś-o-k-. ------------------------------------------------- Chciałbym / Chciałabym siedzieć gdzieś po środku. 0
I want to sit at the front. C-----b-- - --cia-abym--i------ -a -a--m--r-odz--. C________ / C_________ s_______ n_ s____ p________ C-c-a-b-m / C-c-a-a-y- s-e-z-e- n- s-m-m p-z-d-i-. -------------------------------------------------- Chciałbym / Chciałabym siedzieć na samym przodzie. 0
Could you recommend something? C---moż---- --- -------c-ś -o-e-i-? C__ m___ m_ p__ / p___ c__ p_______ C-y m-ż- m- p-n / p-n- c-ś p-l-c-ć- ----------------------------------- Czy może mi pan / pani coś polecić? 0
When does the show begin? Kie-- ----y-a--ię-sea--? K____ z______ s__ s_____ K-e-y z-c-y-a s-ę s-a-s- ------------------------ Kiedy zaczyna się seans? 0
Can you get me a ticket? C-y-mo-e-----a- ---an---a-----ć-b--et? C__ m___ m_ p__ / p___ z_______ b_____ C-y m-ż- m- p-n / p-n- z-ł-t-i- b-l-t- -------------------------------------- Czy może mi pan / pani załatwić bilet? 0
Is there a golf course nearby? C-y --pobl--u -est-p----golfo--? C__ w p______ j___ p___ g_______ C-y w p-b-i-u j-s- p-l- g-l-o-e- -------------------------------- Czy w pobliżu jest pole golfowe? 0
Is there a tennis court nearby? Czy-w -o----- j-st-k-r---e-is-w-? C__ w p______ j___ k___ t________ C-y w p-b-i-u j-s- k-r- t-n-s-w-? --------------------------------- Czy w pobliżu jest kort tenisowy? 0
Is there an indoor swimming pool nearby? C-- -----li-- --st-kr--y ba--n? C__ w p______ j___ k____ b_____ C-y w p-b-i-u j-s- k-y-y b-s-n- ------------------------------- Czy w pobliżu jest kryty basen? 0

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