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em At the cinema   »   fa ‫در سینما‬

45 [forty-five]

At the cinema

At the cinema

‫45 [چهل و پنج]‬

‫45 [chehel va panj]‬‬‬

‫در سینما‬

‫dar sinamaa‬‬‬

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We want to go to the cinema. ‫ما-می‌--اه---به س-نما---وی--‬ ‫__ م_______ ب_ س____ ب______ ‫-ا م-‌-و-ه-م ب- س-ن-ا ب-و-م-‬ ------------------------------ ‫ما می‌خواهیم به سینما برویم.‬ 0
‫-a--i--ha-him-b-----a--- be-a--m-‬-‬ ‫__ m_________ b_ s______ b__________ ‫-a m---h-a-i- b- s-n-m-a b-r-v-m-‬-‬ ------------------------------------- ‫ma mi-khaahim be sinamaa beravim.‬‬‬
A good film is playing today. ‫--روز---لم----- ر-ی -ر-ه--س--‬ ‫_____ ف___ خ___ ر__ پ___ ا____ ‫-م-و- ف-ل- خ-ب- ر-ی پ-د- ا-ت-‬ ------------------------------- ‫امروز فیلم خوبی روی پرده است.‬ 0
‫emr----fil- --o--i--o--e -a---h a-t.‬-‬ ‫______ f___ k_____ r____ p_____ a______ ‫-m-o-z f-l- k-o-b- r-o-e p-r-e- a-t-‬-‬ ---------------------------------------- ‫emrooz film khoobi rooye pardeh ast.‬‬‬
The film is brand new. ‫ا-ن---ل----ملا-ج--- -س-.‬ ‫___ ف___ ک____ ج___ ا____ ‫-ی- ف-ل- ک-م-ا ج-ی- ا-ت-‬ -------------------------- ‫این فیلم کاملا جدید است.‬ 0
‫i---i-m---a--l-----d-- a-t.--‬ ‫__ f___ k_______ j____ a______ ‫-n f-l- k-a-e-a- j-d-d a-t-‬-‬ ------------------------------- ‫in film kaamelan jadid ast.‬‬‬
Where is the cash register? ‫--ش- ف-و--ب----کجاست-‬ ‫____ ف___ ب___ ک______ ‫-ی-ه ف-و- ب-ی- ک-ا-ت-‬ ----------------------- ‫گیشه فروش بلیط کجاست؟‬ 0
‫-is--h for---- -el-t -ojaa-t-‬-‬ ‫______ f______ b____ k__________ ‫-i-h-h f-r-o-h b-l-t k-j-a-t-‬-‬ --------------------------------- ‫gisheh foroosh belit kojaast?‬‬‬
Are seats still available? ‫--وز --د-- -ا-ی و-----ار--‬ ‫____ ص____ خ___ و___ د_____ ‫-ن-ز ص-د-ی خ-ل- و-و- د-ر-؟- ---------------------------- ‫هنوز صندلی خالی وجود دارد؟‬ 0
‫ha-ooz --nd-li-k---l- voj--d daa--?‬-‬ ‫______ s______ k_____ v_____ d________ ‫-a-o-z s-n-a-i k-a-l- v-j-o- d-a-d-‬-‬ --------------------------------------- ‫hanooz sandali khaali vojood daard?‬‬‬
How much are the admission tickets? ‫--م----ی--چ---ا--؟‬ ‫____ ب___ چ__ ا____ ‫-ی-ت ب-ی- چ-د ا-ت-‬ -------------------- ‫قیمت بلیط چند است؟‬ 0
‫----m-t be--t --and a----‬‬ ‫_______ b____ c____ a______ ‫-h-y-a- b-l-t c-a-d a-t-‬-‬ ---------------------------- ‫gheymat belit chand ast?‬‬‬
When does the show begin? ‫نمای--ف-لم -ی -روع -----د؟‬ ‫_____ ف___ ک_ ش___ م______ ‫-م-ی- ف-ل- ک- ش-و- م-‌-و-؟- ---------------------------- ‫نمایش فیلم کی شروع می‌شود؟‬ 0
‫----ay--h -----kei --or-o&ap-s; m--s-----?‬‬‬ ‫_________ f___ k__ s___________ m____________ ‫-a-a-y-s- f-l- k-i s-o-o-&-p-s- m---h-v-d-‬-‬ ---------------------------------------------- ‫namaayesh film kei shoroo' mi-shavad?‬‬‬
How long is the film? ‫-ما-- ف----چ--ر--و--می‌ک--؟‬ ‫_____ ف___ چ___ ط__ م______ ‫-م-ی- ف-ل- چ-د- ط-ل م-‌-ش-؟- ----------------------------- ‫نمایش فیلم چقدر طول می‌کشد؟‬ 0
‫n-m-ay--h-f-lm --e-h--- t-ol mi--e----?-‬‬ ‫_________ f___ c_______ t___ m____________ ‫-a-a-y-s- f-l- c-e-h-d- t-o- m---e-h-d-‬-‬ ------------------------------------------- ‫namaayesh film cheghadr tool mi-keshad?‬‬‬
Can one reserve tickets? ‫آی-----‌شود بل----زر--کرد-‬ ‫___ ‫_____ ب___ ر___ ک____ ‫-ی- ‫-ی-ش-د ب-ی- ر-ر- ک-د-‬ ---------------------------- ‫آیا ‫می‌شود بلیط رزرو کرد؟‬ 0
‫a-y- -mi-sha--d-b--it -ez-rv---rd-‬‬--‬ ‫____ ‫_________ b____ r_____ k_________ ‫-a-a ‫-i-s-a-a- b-l-t r-z-r- k-r-?-‬-‬- ---------------------------------------- ‫aaya ‫mi-shavad belit rezerv kard?‬‬‬‬‬
I want to sit at the back. ‫-ن--وست--ار--عق- ---ین--‬ ‫__ د___ د___ ع__ ب_______ ‫-ن د-س- د-ر- ع-ب ب-ش-ن-.- -------------------------- ‫من دوست دارم عقب بنشینم.‬ 0
‫m-n--o--- da-r-m &-p-s;-g--b----sh--am---‬ ‫___ d____ d_____ &__________ b____________ ‫-a- d-o-t d-a-a- &-p-s-a-h-b b-n-h-n-m-‬-‬ ------------------------------------------- ‫man doost daaram 'aghab benshinam.‬‬‬
I want to sit at the front. ‫-ن --س-----م جل- ---ین-.‬ ‫__ د___ د___ ج__ ب_______ ‫-ن د-س- د-ر- ج-و ب-ش-ن-.- -------------------------- ‫من دوست دارم جلو بنشینم.‬ 0
‫ma--d-o-t--a-ra- -e-o--e-s-i--m-‬‬‬ ‫___ d____ d_____ j___ b____________ ‫-a- d-o-t d-a-a- j-l- b-n-h-n-m-‬-‬ ------------------------------------ ‫man doost daaram jelo benshinam.‬‬‬
I want to sit in the middle. ‫من-د-س- د-----س- ----نم-‬ ‫__ د___ د___ و__ ب_______ ‫-ن د-س- د-ر- و-ط ب-ش-ن-.- -------------------------- ‫من دوست دارم وسط بنشینم.‬ 0
‫--n--o-st-d-a-a- -as-----n-h---m.‬-‬ ‫___ d____ d_____ v____ b____________ ‫-a- d-o-t d-a-a- v-s-t b-n-h-n-m-‬-‬ ------------------------------------- ‫man doost daaram vasat benshinam.‬‬‬
The film was exciting. ‫فی----هی---ود-‬ ‫____ م___ ب____ ‫-ی-م م-ی- ب-د-‬ ---------------- ‫فیلم مهیج بود.‬ 0
‫--l--moha--e----od--‬‬ ‫____ m_______ b_______ ‫-i-m m-h-y-e- b-o-.-‬- ----------------------- ‫film mohayyej bood.‬‬‬
The film was not boring. ‫ف-----س-ه-کن-ده ن-و-.‬ ‫____ خ___ ک____ ن_____ ‫-ی-م خ-ت- ک-ن-ه ن-و-.- ----------------------- ‫فیلم خسته کننده نبود.‬ 0
‫fil- k-as--h---n-nd-h--------‬-‬ ‫____ k______ k_______ n_________ ‫-i-m k-a-t-h k-n-n-e- n-b-o-.-‬- --------------------------------- ‫film khasteh konandeh nabood.‬‬‬
But the book on which the film was based was better. ‫ا-- کتا- م-ب-ط-به ا---فی-م------بو--‬ ‫___ ک___ م____ ب_ ا__ ف___ ب___ ب____ ‫-م- ک-ا- م-ب-ط ب- ا-ن ف-ل- ب-ت- ب-د-‬ -------------------------------------- ‫اما کتاب مربوط به این فیلم بهتر بود.‬ 0
‫--ma--et-a- m--boo--be ---fi-m--eh-ar bo-d.-‬‬ ‫____ k_____ m______ b_ i_ f___ b_____ b_______ ‫-m-a k-t-a- m-r-o-t b- i- f-l- b-h-a- b-o-.-‬- ----------------------------------------------- ‫amma ketaab marboot be in film behtar bood.‬‬‬
How was the music? ‫--ز-- -طو------‬ ‫_____ چ___ ب____ ‫-و-ی- چ-و- ب-د-‬ ----------------- ‫موزیک چطور بود؟‬ 0
‫m-o--- ch-to- boo-?--‬ ‫______ c_____ b_______ ‫-o-z-k c-e-o- b-o-?-‬- ----------------------- ‫moozik chetor bood?‬‬‬
How were the actors? ‫-----شه‌ه--------و--د-‬ ‫_________ چ___ ب______ ‫-ن-پ-ش-‌-ا چ-و- ب-د-د-‬ ------------------------ ‫هنرپیشه‌ها چطور بودند؟‬ 0
‫h--a-pi-----haa-cheto- --oda----‬‬ ‫_______________ c_____ b__________ ‫-o-a-p-s-e---a- c-e-o- b-o-a-d-‬-‬ ----------------------------------- ‫honarpisheh-haa chetor boodand?‬‬‬
Were there English subtitles? ‫--ا--ی----س --گلی-ی د----‬ ‫___ ز______ ا______ د_____ ‫-ی- ز-ر-و-س ا-گ-ی-ی د-ش-؟- --------------------------- ‫آیا زیرنویس انگلیسی داشت؟‬ 0
‫aay- -irn-vi---n-lis- -a--ht?‬‬‬ ‫____ z_______ e______ d_________ ‫-a-a z-r-e-i- e-g-i-i d-a-h-?-‬- --------------------------------- ‫aaya zirnevis englisi daasht?‬‬‬

Language and music

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