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en At the cinema   »   lt Kine

45 [forty-five]

At the cinema

At the cinema

45 [keturiasdešimt penki]

Kine

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We want to go to the cinema. M-s ---i-e-eit- /----am- -e--im-)---kiną. M__ n_____ e___ / E_____ (_______ į k____ M-s n-r-m- e-t- / E-n-m- (-i-i-e- į k-n-. ----------------------------------------- Mes norime eiti / Einame (eisime) į kiną. 0
A good film is playing today. Šiandien --na ----s --l-a-. Š_______ e___ g____ f______ Š-a-d-e- e-n- g-r-s f-l-a-. --------------------------- Šiandien eina geras filmas. 0
The film is brand new. Fil-as------ vi---------s. F_____ (____ v____ n______ F-l-a- (-r-) v-s-i n-u-a-. -------------------------- Filmas (yra) visai naujas. 0
Where is the cash register? Kur-(-----k-s-? K__ (____ k____ K-r (-r-) k-s-? --------------- Kur (yra) kasa? 0
Are seats still available? Ar --- -ra lai-----i---? A_ d__ y__ l_____ v_____ A- d-r y-a l-i-v- v-e-ų- ------------------------ Ar dar yra laisvų vietų? 0
How much are the admission tickets? Kiek-k-in--j--bil---ai? K___ k_______ b________ K-e- k-i-u-j- b-l-e-a-? ----------------------- Kiek kainuoja bilietai? 0
When does the show begin? Ka-a --a--d-da -eans-s? K___ p________ s_______ K-d- p-a-i-e-a s-a-s-s- ----------------------- Kada prasideda seansas? 0
How long is the film? K--- tru-k- fi-m--? K___ t_____ f______ K-e- t-u-k- f-l-a-? ------------------- Kiek trunka filmas? 0
Can one reserve tickets? A--g-lim---i-iet-- u-s--yt---- a-ksto? A_ g_____ b_______ u_______ i_ a______ A- g-l-m- b-l-e-u- u-s-k-t- i- a-k-t-? -------------------------------------- Ar galima bilietus užsakyti iš anksto? 0
I want to sit at the back. (--)-n-rėč-au s----- g-le. (___ n_______ s_____ g____ (-š- n-r-č-a- s-d-t- g-l-. -------------------------- (Aš) norėčiau sėdėti gale. 0
I want to sit at the front. (-----orėčia----d--- p------e. (___ n_______ s_____ p________ (-š- n-r-č-a- s-d-t- p-i-k-j-. ------------------------------ (Aš) norėčiau sėdėti priekyje. 0
I want to sit in the middle. (A--------i-- s-d-ti -id--yj-. (___ n_______ s_____ v________ (-š- n-r-č-a- s-d-t- v-d-r-j-. ------------------------------ (Aš) norėčiau sėdėti viduryje. 0
The film was exciting. F-lma--b-vo--domus. F_____ b___ į______ F-l-a- b-v- į-o-u-. ------------------- Filmas buvo įdomus. 0
The film was not boring. Fil-a- buvo-n--u----us. F_____ b___ n__________ F-l-a- b-v- n-n-o-o-u-. ----------------------- Filmas buvo nenuobodus. 0
But the book on which the film was based was better. Bet---yga--pagal -ur-ą (b-vo- -uk-rta------as-----o -e-es--. B__ k_____ p____ k____ (_____ s_______ f______ b___ g_______ B-t k-y-a- p-g-l k-r-ą (-u-o- s-k-r-a- f-l-a-, b-v- g-r-s-ė- ------------------------------------------------------------ Bet knyga, pagal kurią (buvo) sukurtas filmas, buvo geresnė. 0
How was the music? K-kia--uvo---z-ka? K____ b___ m______ K-k-a b-v- m-z-k-? ------------------ Kokia buvo muzika? 0
How were the actors? Koki- -uvo--k--ri-i? K____ b___ a________ K-k-e b-v- a-t-r-a-? -------------------- Kokie buvo aktoriai? 0
Were there English subtitles? A- b-vo-an---ški--u-t-t-ai? A_ b___ a_______ s_________ A- b-v- a-g-i-k- s-b-i-r-i- --------------------------- Ar buvo angliški subtitrai? 0

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