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em Going out in the evening   »   uz kechasi tashqariga chiqing

44 [forty-four]

Going out in the evening

Going out in the evening

44 [qirq tort]

kechasi tashqariga chiqing

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Is there a disco here? Bu----d--dis-oteka-b---i? B_ y____ d________ b_____ B- y-r-a d-s-o-e-a b-r-i- ------------------------- Bu yerda diskoteka bormi? 0
Is there a nightclub here? B--yerd--tun-i-k--b----mi? B_ y____ t____ k___ b_____ B- y-r-a t-n-i k-u- b-r-i- -------------------------- Bu yerda tungi klub bormi? 0
Is there a pub here? B- -er-- pu--b-rm-? B_ y____ p__ b_____ B- y-r-a p-b b-r-i- ------------------- Bu yerda pub bormi? 0
What’s playing at the theatre / theater (am.) this evening? Bugu---e-hqu-un---a--da -i-a-bolad-? B____ k________ t______ n___ b______ B-g-n k-c-q-r-n t-a-r-a n-m- b-l-d-? ------------------------------------ Bugun kechqurun teatrda nima boladi? 0
What’s playing at the cinema / movies (am.) this evening? Bugun k-chq---n -in---a-rda----- bola-i? B____ k________ k__________ n___ b______ B-g-n k-c-q-r-n k-n-t-a-r-a n-m- b-l-d-? ---------------------------------------- Bugun kechqurun kinoteatrda nima boladi? 0
What’s on TV this evening? K----uru- tel-v--or---nima-b--? K________ t__________ n___ b___ K-c-q-r-n t-l-v-z-r-a n-m- b-r- ------------------------------- Kechqurun televizorda nima bor? 0
Are tickets for the theatre / theater (am.) still available? Hali --m-tea-rg- ---pt-l-- -----? H___ h__ t______ c________ b_____ H-l- h-m t-a-r-a c-i-t-l-r b-r-i- --------------------------------- Hali ham teatrga chiptalar bormi? 0
Are tickets for the cinema / movies (am.) still available? Hal- -a---inog- ----talar ----i? H___ h__ k_____ c________ b_____ H-l- h-m k-n-g- c-i-t-l-r b-r-i- -------------------------------- Hali ham kinoga chiptalar bormi? 0
Are tickets for the football / soccer am. game still available? Futb------n--u-hun-ch--t--ar-h------m-bo-mi? F_____ o____ u____ c________ h___ h__ b_____ F-t-o- o-i-i u-h-n c-i-t-l-r h-l- h-m b-r-i- -------------------------------------------- Futbol oyini uchun chiptalar hali ham bormi? 0
I want to sit in the back. M-n-o---da ---r-o--h--a-. M__ o_____ o_____________ M-n o-q-d- o-i-m-q-h-m-n- ------------------------- Men orqada otirmoqchiman. 0
I want to sit somewhere in the middle. Me---r-a-a bir-j--d---tir--q-hi--n. M__ o_____ b__ j____ o_____________ M-n o-t-d- b-r j-y-a o-i-m-q-h-m-n- ----------------------------------- Men ortada bir joyda otirmoqchiman. 0
I want to sit at the front. M-n-o-di--- otir-o--h--an. M__ o______ o_____________ M-n o-d-n-a o-i-m-q-h-m-n- -------------------------- Men oldinda otirmoqchiman. 0
Could you recommend something? Me-ga-b-r-r--ar-a-ta-siy--q----ol---zmi? M____ b____ n____ t______ q___ o________ M-n-a b-r-r n-r-a t-v-i-a q-l- o-a-i-m-? ---------------------------------------- Menga biror narsa tavsiya qila olasizmi? 0
When does the show begin? S--kt--- qa-ho- -osh-a-ad-? S_______ q_____ b__________ S-e-t-k- q-c-o- b-s-l-n-d-? --------------------------- Spektakl qachon boshlanadi? 0
Can you get me a ticket? M-----kar-a-b-r---l----mi? M____ k____ b___ o________ M-n-a k-r-a b-r- o-a-i-m-? -------------------------- Menga karta bera olasizmi? 0
Is there a golf course nearby? Bu---------qi---ol- -ay-oni --r--? B_ y____ y____ g___ m______ b_____ B- y-r-a y-q-n g-l- m-y-o-i b-r-i- ---------------------------------- Bu yerga yaqin golf maydoni bormi? 0
Is there a tennis court nearby? B- y-r-a--aq-n--e-n----or-- -----? B_ y____ y____ t_____ k____ b_____ B- y-r-a y-q-n t-n-i- k-r-i b-r-i- ---------------------------------- Bu yerga yaqin tennis korti bormi? 0
Is there an indoor swimming pool nearby? Bu-y-r-a----i--yo-iq ----e---b---i? B_ y____ y____ y____ b______ b_____ B- y-r-a y-q-n y-p-q b-s-e-n b-r-i- ----------------------------------- Bu yerga yaqin yopiq basseyn bormi? 0

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