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45 [forty-five]

At the cinema

At the cinema

45 [apatnapu’t lima]

At the cinema

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We want to go to the cinema. Gust--n----g-pu---t--sa sin-h--. G---- n----- p------ s- s------- G-s-o n-m-n- p-m-n-a s- s-n-h-n- -------------------------------- Gusto naming pumunta sa sinehan. 0
A good film is playing today. M-----ga-dang-pe--k-la--a-ipapa---a- -ga-o-. M-- m-------- p------- n- i--------- n------ M-y m-g-n-a-g p-l-k-l- n- i-a-a-a-a- n-a-o-. -------------------------------------------- May magandang pelikula na ipapalabas ngayon. 0
The film is brand new. A-g----i--la -y bago. A-- p------- a- b---- A-g p-l-k-l- a- b-g-. --------------------- Ang pelikula ay bago. 0
Where is the cash register? Nasaan--n----her-? N----- a-- k------ N-s-a- a-g k-h-r-? ------------------ Nasaan ang kahera? 0
Are seats still available? M--on p- --n- -g- -a--nt-n- ----n? M---- p- b--- m-- b-------- u----- M-r-n p- b-n- m-a b-k-n-e-g u-u-n- ---------------------------------- Meron pa bang mga bakanteng upuan? 0
How much are the admission tickets? M--ka-o-an- m---ti-e-? M------ a-- m-- t----- M-g-a-o a-g m-a t-k-t- ---------------------- Magkano ang mga tiket? 0
When does the show begin? Kail-- ma-si-i-ula--n- p-l-ba-? K----- m---------- a-- p------- K-i-a- m-g-i-i-u-a a-g p-l-b-s- ------------------------------- Kailan magsisimula ang palabas? 0
How long is the film? Gaa-- k-t-g----n- --li---a? G---- k------ a-- p-------- G-a-o k-t-g-l a-g p-l-k-l-? --------------------------- Gaano katagal ang pelikula? 0
Can one reserve tickets? M-aa-i-ba -k-n--m----se-b--ng mga -----? M----- b- a---- m--------- n- m-- t----- M-a-r- b- a-o-g m-g-e-e-b- n- m-a t-k-t- ---------------------------------------- Maaari ba akong magreserba ng mga tiket? 0
I want to sit at the back. Gus-o k-n--u--po----l-k-ra-. G---- k--- u---- s- l------- G-s-o k-n- u-u-o s- l-k-r-n- ---------------------------- Gusto kong umupo sa likuran. 0
I want to sit at the front. G-----kong-u--p--s-----ap. G---- k--- u---- s- h----- G-s-o k-n- u-u-o s- h-r-p- -------------------------- Gusto kong umupo sa harap. 0
I want to sit in the middle. G-------n- u-u-o-----i--a. G---- k--- u---- s- g----- G-s-o k-n- u-u-o s- g-t-a- -------------------------- Gusto kong umupo sa gitna. 0
The film was exciting. A-g--e-ik-la ay-k--ana--n-bik. A-- p------- a- k------------- A-g p-l-k-l- a- k-p-n-p-n-b-k- ------------------------------ Ang pelikula ay kapanapanabik. 0
The film was not boring. An-------u-a a-----d- -ak-k-----. A-- p------- a- h---- n---------- A-g p-l-k-l- a- h-n-i n-k-k-i-i-. --------------------------------- Ang pelikula ay hindi nakakainip. 0
But the book on which the film was based was better. N-u----mas-ma----y---- -ibro na bina-e ---p-li--la. N----- m-- m------ a-- l---- n- b----- s- p-------- N-u-i- m-s m-h-s-y a-g l-b-o n- b-n-s- s- p-l-k-l-. --------------------------------------------------- Ngunit mas mahusay ang libro na binase sa pelikula. 0
How was the music? K-----a ang--u--ka? K------ a-- m------ K-m-s-a a-g m-s-k-? ------------------- Kumusta ang musika? 0
How were the actors? Ku-us-- an----a -r---t-? K------ a-- m-- a------- K-m-s-a a-g m-a a-t-s-a- ------------------------ Kumusta ang mga artista? 0
Were there English subtitles? M-yr-o--b--g ----sub-i----n- ----e-? M------ b--- m-- s------- n- I------ M-y-o-n b-n- m-a s-b-i-l- n- I-g-e-? ------------------------------------ Mayroon bang mga subtitle na Ingles? 0

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