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45 [forty-five]

At the cinema

At the cinema

45 [kırk beş]

Sinemada

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We want to go to the cinema. Si-e-a-- g----k ----yo-u-. S_______ g_____ i_________ S-n-m-y- g-t-e- i-t-y-r-z- -------------------------- Sinemaya gitmek istiyoruz. 0
A good film is playing today. B-gün--üze--bir--ilm-o--uyo-. B____ g____ b__ f___ o_______ B-g-n g-z-l b-r f-l- o-n-y-r- ----------------------------- Bugün güzel bir film oynuyor. 0
The film is brand new. Film-ço- ye-i. F___ ç__ y____ F-l- ç-k y-n-. -------------- Film çok yeni. 0
Where is the cash register? K-s- nere--? K___ n______ K-s- n-r-d-? ------------ Kasa nerede? 0
Are seats still available? D-ha b-ş yerl-r-var mı? D___ b__ y_____ v__ m__ D-h- b-ş y-r-e- v-r m-? ----------------------- Daha boş yerler var mı? 0
How much are the admission tickets? B--et üc-e-l--i ne-ka-ar? B____ ü________ n_ k_____ B-l-t ü-r-t-e-i n- k-d-r- ------------------------- Bilet ücretleri ne kadar? 0
When does the show begin? G-s--r- ne--a-a--b-şlıyo-? G______ n_ z____ b________ G-s-e-i n- z-m-n b-ş-ı-o-? -------------------------- Gösteri ne zaman başlıyor? 0
How long is the film? Fi-- -e-kadar-sürü-o-? F___ n_ k____ s_______ F-l- n- k-d-r s-r-y-r- ---------------------- Film ne kadar sürüyor? 0
Can one reserve tickets? B-l---re-e--e edilebili-o- m-? B____ r______ e___________ m__ B-l-t r-z-r-e e-i-e-i-i-o- m-? ------------------------------ Bilet rezerve edilebiliyor mu? 0
I want to sit at the back. B-n---ka-a-o-ur------t----u-. B__ a_____ o______ i_________ B-n a-k-d- o-u-m-k i-t-y-r-m- ----------------------------- Ben arkada oturmak istiyorum. 0
I want to sit at the front. B-n -nd--o-u-ma- is-i-or-m. B__ ö___ o______ i_________ B-n ö-d- o-u-m-k i-t-y-r-m- --------------------------- Ben önde oturmak istiyorum. 0
I want to sit in the middle. B-n or---a -t----k i--iy-ru-. B__ o_____ o______ i_________ B-n o-t-d- o-u-m-k i-t-y-r-m- ----------------------------- Ben ortada oturmak istiyorum. 0
The film was exciting. F-l- h---ca---ydı. F___ h____________ F-l- h-y-c-n-ı-d-. ------------------ Film heyecanlıydı. 0
The film was not boring. F--- s-kıcı--e-ild-. F___ s_____ d_______ F-l- s-k-c- d-ğ-l-i- -------------------- Film sıkıcı değildi. 0
But the book on which the film was based was better. Am--f-lm-n --m--ı -a-- iyi--i. A__ f_____ r_____ d___ i______ A-a f-l-i- r-m-n- d-h- i-i-d-. ------------------------------ Ama filmin romanı daha iyiydi. 0
How was the music? Müzi-i--as-ld-? M_____ n_______ M-z-ğ- n-s-l-ı- --------------- Müziği nasıldı? 0
How were the actors? Oyun-u-ar n-sı-dı? O________ n_______ O-u-c-l-r n-s-l-ı- ------------------ Oyuncular nasıldı? 0
Were there English subtitles? İn--li----alty--ı v-- m-ydı? İ________ a______ v__ m_____ İ-g-l-z-e a-t-a-ı v-r m-y-ı- ---------------------------- İngilizce altyazı var mıydı? 0

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