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At the cinema   »  
В киното

45 [forty-five]

At the cinema

At the cinema

45 [четирийсет и пет]

45 [chetiriyset i pet]

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В киното

[V kinoto]

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We want to go to the cinema. Ни- и----- д- о----- н- к---. Ние искаме да отидем на кино. 0
Ni- i----- d- o----- n- k---. Nie iskame da otidem na kino. 		+
A good film is playing today. Дн-- д---- х---- ф---. Днес дават хубав филм. 0
Dn-- d---- k----- f---. Dnes davat khubav film. 		+
The film is brand new. Фи---- е с----- н--. Филмът е съвсем нов. 0
Fi---- y- s----- n--. Filmyt ye syvsem nov. 		+
     
Where is the cash register? Къ-- е к-----? Къде е касата? 0
Ky-- y- k-----? Kyde ye kasata? 		+
Are seats still available? Им- л- о-- с------- м----? Има ли още свободни места? 0
Im- l- o----- s------- m----? Ima li oshche svobodni mesta? 		+
How much are the admission tickets? Ко--- с------ б-------? Колко струват билетите? 0
Ko--- s------ b-------? Kolko struvat biletite? 		+
     
When does the show begin? Ко-- з------ п--------------? Кога започва представлението? 0
Ko-- z------- p--------------? Koga zapochva predstavlenieto? 		+
How long is the film? Ко--- в---- п--------- ф-----? Колко време продължава филмът? 0
Ko--- v---- p---------- f-----? Kolko vreme prodylzhava filmyt? 		+
Can one reserve tickets? Мо-- л- д- с- з------- б-----? Може ли да се запазват билети? 0
Mo--- l- d- s- z------- b-----? Mozhe li da se zapazvat bileti? 		+
     
I want to sit at the back. Би- и---- / и----- д- с--- о----. Бих искал / искала да седя отзад. 0
Bi-- i---- / i----- d- s---- o----. Bikh iskal / iskala da sedya otzad. 		+
I want to sit at the front. Би- и---- / и----- д- с--- о-----. Бих искал / искала да седя отпред. 0
Bi-- i---- / i----- d- s---- o-----. Bikh iskal / iskala da sedya otpred. 		+
I want to sit in the middle. Би- и---- / и----- д- с--- в с------. Бих искал / искала да седя в средата. 0
Bi-- i---- / i----- d- s---- v s------. Bikh iskal / iskala da sedya v sredata. 		+
     
The film was exciting. Фи---- б--- н-------- / в-------. Филмът беше напрегнат / вълнуващ. 0
Fi---- b---- n-------- / v----------. Filmyt beshe napregnat / vylnuvashch. 		+
The film was not boring. Фи---- н- б--- с-----. Филмът не беше скучен. 0
Fi---- n- b---- s------. Filmyt ne beshe skuchen. 		+
But the book on which the film was based was better. Но к------ к-- ф---- б--- п-------. Но книгата към филма беше по-добра. 0
No k------ k-- f---- b---- p-------. No knigata kym filma beshe po-dobra. 		+
     
How was the music? Ка- б--- м-------? Как беше музиката? 0
Ka- b---- m-------? Kak beshe muzikata? 		+
How were the actors? Ка- б--- а--------? Как бяха артистите? 0
Ka- b----- a--------? Kak byakha artistite? 		+
Were there English subtitles? Им--- л- с------- н- а-------- е---? Имаше ли субтитри на английски език? 0
Im---- l- s------- n- a-------- y----? Imashe li subtitri na angliyski yezik? 		+
     

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