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en At the cinema   »   sk V kine

45 [forty-five]

At the cinema

At the cinema

45 [štyridsaťpäť]

V kine

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We want to go to the cinema. C--em------do-k--a. C_____ í__ d_ k____ C-c-m- í-ť d- k-n-. ------------------- Chceme ísť do kina. 0
A good film is playing today. Dnes dáv----d-br---i-m. D___ d_____ d____ f____ D-e- d-v-j- d-b-ý f-l-. ----------------------- Dnes dávajú dobrý film. 0
The film is brand new. F-l- j------o--nový. F___ j_ c_____ n____ F-l- j- c-l-o- n-v-. -------------------- Film je celkom nový. 0
Where is the cash register? Kd--j- p-kla--a? K__ j_ p________ K-e j- p-k-a-ň-? ---------------- Kde je pokladňa? 0
Are seats still available? S- eš-e-v--n--mi----? S_ e___ v____ m______ S- e-t- v-ľ-é m-e-t-? --------------------- Sú ešte voľné miesta? 0
How much are the admission tickets? K--ko-stoja--stu-enk-? K____ s____ v_________ K-ľ-o s-o-a v-t-p-n-y- ---------------------- Koľko stoja vstupenky? 0
When does the show begin? K--y-za-ín---re---a-e---? K___ z_____ p____________ K-d- z-č-n- p-e-s-a-e-i-? ------------------------- Kedy začína predstavenie? 0
How long is the film? A-o dlh- trvá fi--? A__ d___ t___ f____ A-o d-h- t-v- f-l-? ------------------- Ako dlho trvá film? 0
Can one reserve tickets? Mo-n-------v--a- vs-u--nk-? M____ r_________ v_________ M-ž-o r-z-r-o-a- v-t-p-n-y- --------------------------- Možno rezervovať vstupenky? 0
I want to sit at the back. C--e------o----dieť v--du. C____ b_ s__ s_____ v_____ C-c-l b- s-m s-d-e- v-a-u- -------------------------- Chcel by som sedieť vzadu. 0
I want to sit at the front. C-cel by -o--s--i-ť v-r---. C____ b_ s__ s_____ v______ C-c-l b- s-m s-d-e- v-r-d-. --------------------------- Chcel by som sedieť vpredu. 0
I want to sit in the middle. C-cel-b- -om ---i---v-s--ede. C____ b_ s__ s_____ v s______ C-c-l b- s-m s-d-e- v s-r-d-. ----------------------------- Chcel by som sedieť v strede. 0
The film was exciting. Fi-m b-- n-p--a--. F___ b__ n________ F-l- b-l n-p-n-v-. ------------------ Film bol napínavý. 0
The film was not boring. F-lm ne-ol--ud--. F___ n____ n_____ F-l- n-b-l n-d-ý- ----------------- Film nebol nudný. 0
But the book on which the film was based was better. Ale--ni-ná-pr--l--a -ola l-p-ia. A__ k_____ p_______ b___ l______ A-e k-i-n- p-e-l-h- b-l- l-p-i-. -------------------------------- Ale knižná predloha bola lepšia. 0
How was the music? A-á--ola-h-db-? A__ b___ h_____ A-á b-l- h-d-a- --------------- Aká bola hudba? 0
How were the actors? Akí---l---erci? A__ b___ h_____ A-í b-l- h-r-i- --------------- Akí boli herci? 0
Were there English subtitles? Boli-t-t-lk- ---n--ick-m -a-y-u? B___ t______ v a________ j______ B-l- t-t-l-y v a-g-i-k-m j-z-k-? -------------------------------- Boli titulky v anglickom jazyku? 0

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