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en At the cinema   »   cs V kině

45 [forty-five]

At the cinema

At the cinema

45 [čtyřicet pět]

V kině

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We want to go to the cinema. C--e-e-jít d--k-na. C_____ j__ d_ k____ C-c-m- j-t d- k-n-. ------------------- Chceme jít do kina. 0
A good film is playing today. Dn-- -e h-a-e-do--- ----. D___ s_ h____ d____ f____ D-e- s- h-a-e d-b-ý f-l-. ------------------------- Dnes se hraje dobrý film. 0
The film is brand new. Je -- --l-ě -ov---il-. J_ t_ ú____ n___ f____ J- t- ú-l-ě n-v- f-l-. ---------------------- Je to úplně nový film. 0
Where is the cash register? K------pok-ad-a? K__ j_ p________ K-e j- p-k-a-n-? ---------------- Kde je pokladna? 0
Are seats still available? J--- j--tě--o--á mí-ta? J___ j____ v____ m_____ J-o- j-š-ě v-l-á m-s-a- ----------------------- Jsou ještě volná místa? 0
How much are the admission tickets? K-lik-s--jí-vs--pen--? K____ s____ v_________ K-l-k s-o-í v-t-p-n-y- ---------------------- Kolik stojí vstupenky? 0
When does the show begin? K-y-za-íná ----stavení? K__ z_____ p___________ K-y z-č-n- p-e-s-a-e-í- ----------------------- Kdy začíná představení? 0
How long is the film? J-k--l-u-o--e- f-l---r-á? J__ d_____ t__ f___ t____ J-k d-o-h- t-n f-l- t-v-? ------------------------- Jak dlouho ten film trvá? 0
Can one reserve tickets? Lz- -i ----rv--a--v--upe--y? L__ s_ r_________ v_________ L-e s- r-z-r-o-a- v-t-p-n-y- ---------------------------- Lze si rezervovat vstupenky? 0
I want to sit at the back. C-tě----c-t-l- by-h se----v--d-. C____ / c_____ b___ s____ v_____ C-t-l / c-t-l- b-c- s-d-t v-a-u- -------------------------------- Chtěl / chtěla bych sedět vzadu. 0
I want to sit at the front. Cht-l-- c--ěl- by-h -e-ět--ep--d-. C____ / c_____ b___ s____ v_______ C-t-l / c-t-l- b-c- s-d-t v-p-e-u- ---------------------------------- Chtěl / chtěla bych sedět vepředu. 0
I want to sit in the middle. Chtěl - --těl---yc--s---t --------d. C____ / c_____ b___ s____ u_________ C-t-l / c-t-l- b-c- s-d-t u-r-s-ř-d- ------------------------------------ Chtěl / chtěla bych sedět uprostřed. 0
The film was exciting. Ten --lm-b-l-nap--a--. T__ f___ b__ n________ T-n f-l- b-l n-p-n-v-. ---------------------- Ten film byl napínavý. 0
The film was not boring. T-n--i-m n--y- --dn-. T__ f___ n____ n_____ T-n f-l- n-b-l n-d-ý- --------------------- Ten film nebyl nudný. 0
But the book on which the film was based was better. A-e -n--n---ře-loh---yla ----í. A__ k_____ p_______ b___ l_____ A-e k-i-n- p-e-l-h- b-l- l-p-í- ------------------------------- Ale knižní předloha byla lepší. 0
How was the music? Jaká-by-- h-db-? J___ b___ h_____ J-k- b-l- h-d-a- ---------------- Jaká byla hudba? 0
How were the actors? J--í b--i -erc-? J___ b___ h_____ J-c- b-l- h-r-i- ---------------- Jací byli herci? 0
Were there English subtitles? Měl t-- f--m ----ické--i-u-k-? M__ t__ f___ a_______ t_______ M-l t-n f-l- a-g-i-k- t-t-l-y- ------------------------------ Měl ten film anglické titulky? 0

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