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45 [forty-five]

At the cinema

At the cinema

45 [qirq besh]

Kinoda

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We want to go to the cinema. B-- --n-g- ---m--ch-m--. B__ k_____ b____________ B-z k-n-g- b-r-o-c-i-i-. ------------------------ Biz kinoga bormoqchimiz. 0
A good film is playing today. B-g-n --x-hi -il--bo-. B____ y_____ f___ b___ B-g-n y-x-h- f-l- b-r- ---------------------- Bugun yaxshi film bor. 0
The film is brand new. K--- y--g-. K___ y_____ K-n- y-n-i- ----------- Kino yangi. 0
Where is the cash register? K---- -ayerd-? K____ q_______ K-s-a q-y-r-a- -------------- Kassa qayerda? 0
Are seats still available? Ha-----m-b---- -o-la- --r--? H___ h__ b____ j_____ b_____ H-l- h-m b-p-l j-y-a- b-r-i- ---------------------------- Hali ham bepul joylar bormi? 0
How much are the admission tickets? Bile-l-r -ancha -ur-di? B_______ q_____ t______ B-l-t-a- q-n-h- t-r-d-? ----------------------- Biletlar qancha turadi? 0
When does the show begin? S-e-t--l------n b--h--na--? S_______ q_____ b__________ S-e-t-k- q-c-o- b-s-l-n-d-? --------------------------- Spektakl qachon boshlanadi? 0
How long is the film? Film----c--------ol-di? F___ q_____ v___ o_____ F-l- q-n-h- v-q- o-a-i- ----------------------- Film qancha vaqt oladi? 0
Can one reserve tickets? Chipt------ --on -i-a-o-asizm-? C__________ b___ q___ o________ C-i-t-l-r-i b-o- q-l- o-a-i-m-? ------------------------------- Chiptalarni bron qila olasizmi? 0
I want to sit at the back. Men --qa-a --i-mo-------. M__ o_____ o_____________ M-n o-q-d- o-i-m-q-h-m-n- ------------------------- Men orqada otirmoqchiman. 0
I want to sit at the front. Me----d---a -t----qchi---. M__ o______ o_____________ M-n o-d-n-a o-i-m-q-h-m-n- -------------------------- Men oldinda otirmoqchiman. 0
I want to sit in the middle. Men-o-tada-------q----a-. M__ o_____ o_____________ M-n o-t-d- o-i-m-q-h-m-n- ------------------------- Men ortada otirmoqchiman. 0
The film was exciting. Film---y--onl- -d-. F___ h________ e___ F-l- h-y-j-n-i e-i- ------------------- Film hayajonli edi. 0
The film was not boring. F--m --rika-l- --as ---. F___ z________ e___ e___ F-l- z-r-k-r-i e-a- e-i- ------------------------ Film zerikarli emas edi. 0
But the book on which the film was based was better. A--o----- u-hun-ki-ob yax--ir----d-. A___ f___ u____ k____ y________ e___ A-m- f-l- u-h-n k-t-b y-x-h-r-q e-i- ------------------------------------ Ammo film uchun kitob yaxshiroq edi. 0
How was the music? mus--a-qa---y e-i m_____ q_____ e__ m-s-q- q-n-a- e-i ----------------- musiqa qanday edi 0
How were the actors? A--yo---- q-nd-y -d-? A________ q_____ e___ A-t-o-l-r q-n-a- e-i- --------------------- Aktyorlar qanday edi? 0
Were there English subtitles? I-g-iz t-li-a--u-tit-l-- bo---? I_____ t_____ s_________ b_____ I-g-i- t-l-d- s-b-i-r-a- b-r-i- ------------------------------- Ingliz tilida subtitrlar bormi? 0

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