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44 [forty-four]

Going out in the evening

Going out in the evening

44 [vier en veertig]

Saans uitgaan

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Is there a disco here? I- --ar -----sko--ier? I_ d___ ’_ d____ h____ I- d-a- ’- d-s-o h-e-? ---------------------- Is daar ’n disko hier? 0
Is there a nightclub here? Is da-r ’n--a----b-hi--? I_ d___ ’_ n______ h____ I- d-a- ’- n-g-l-b h-e-? ------------------------ Is daar ’n nagklub hier? 0
Is there a pub here? Is---a--’--kroeg hier? I_ d___ ’_ k____ h____ I- d-a- ’- k-o-g h-e-? ---------------------- Is daar ’n kroeg hier? 0
What’s playing at the theatre / theater (am.) this evening? Wat --eel-v-naan- -- die -eat-r? W__ s____ v______ i_ d__ t______ W-t s-e-l v-n-a-d i- d-e t-a-e-? -------------------------------- Wat speel vanaand in die teater? 0
What’s playing at the cinema / movies (am.) this evening? Wa---r--i v--a-n- in di- b-osk---? W__ d____ v______ i_ d__ b________ W-t d-a-i v-n-a-d i- d-e b-o-k-o-? ---------------------------------- Wat draai vanaand in die bioskoop? 0
What’s on TV this evening? W-t-- -anaand ----i--t-le-is-e (-v)? W____ v______ o_ d__ t________ (____ W-t-s v-n-a-d o- d-e t-l-v-s-e (-v-? ------------------------------------ Wat’s vanaand op die televisie (tv)? 0
Are tickets for the theatre / theater (am.) still available? I- --ar---g--a---ji-s bes---b-a----- --- -----r? I_ d___ n__ k________ b_________ v__ d__ t______ I- d-a- n-g k-a-t-i-s b-s-i-b-a- v-r d-e t-a-e-? ------------------------------------------------ Is daar nog kaartjies beskikbaar vir die teater? 0
Are tickets for the cinema / movies (am.) still available? Is---a--n-- ---r--ies --s-ik-a-- -----ie bi--koo-? I_ d___ n__ k________ b_________ v__ d__ b________ I- d-a- n-g k-a-t-i-s b-s-i-b-a- v-r d-e b-o-k-o-? -------------------------------------------------- Is daar nog kaartjies beskikbaar vir die bioskoop? 0
Are tickets for the football / soccer am. game still available? Is--aa--nog-ka-r-j-e- --ski-b-a--vir d-----kke-? I_ d___ n__ k________ b_________ v__ d__ s______ I- d-a- n-g k-a-t-i-s b-s-i-b-a- v-r d-e s-k-e-? ------------------------------------------------ Is daar nog kaartjies beskikbaar vir die sokker? 0
I want to sit in the back. E--w------ag--ee- -gt-r -it. E_ w__ g____ h___ a____ s___ E- w-l g-a-g h-e- a-t-r s-t- ---------------------------- Ek wil graag heel agter sit. 0
I want to sit somewhere in the middle. Ek-wil----ag i---r- in d-e --d--- --t. E_ w__ g____ i_____ i_ d__ m_____ s___ E- w-l g-a-g i-w-r- i- d-e m-d-e- s-t- -------------------------------------- Ek wil graag iewers in die middel sit. 0
I want to sit at the front. E- -il -ra-g ---- -oo- --t. E_ w__ g____ h___ v___ s___ E- w-l g-a-g h-e- v-o- s-t- --------------------------- Ek wil graag heel voor sit. 0
Could you recommend something? Kan-u -ets aan------? K__ u i___ a_________ K-n u i-t- a-n-e-e-l- --------------------- Kan u iets aanbeveel? 0
When does the show begin? W-nne-r -eg-- d-e -e--on--g? W______ b____ d__ v_________ W-n-e-r b-g-n d-e v-r-o-i-g- ---------------------------- Wanneer begin die vertoning? 0
Can you get me a ticket? K-n-u v-r -y ’n k-a-t-i- ---? K__ u v__ m_ ’_ k_______ k___ K-n u v-r m- ’- k-a-t-i- k-y- ----------------------------- Kan u vir my ’n kaartjie kry? 0
Is there a golf course nearby? I- -a-r ’n--holf---- in die---byh-id? I_ d___ ’_ g________ i_ d__ n________ I- d-a- ’- g-o-f-a-n i- d-e n-b-h-i-? ------------------------------------- Is daar ’n gholfbaan in die nabyheid? 0
Is there a tennis court nearby? I- d--- -- -enni-ba-n-i- --- na--h---? I_ d___ ’_ t_________ i_ d__ n________ I- d-a- ’- t-n-i-b-a- i- d-e n-b-h-i-? -------------------------------------- Is daar ’n tennisbaan in die nabyheid? 0
Is there an indoor swimming pool nearby? Is d-----n -in----hui---s-emb-d ---d-e n--yhei-? I_ d___ ’_ b___________ s______ i_ d__ n________ I- d-a- ’- b-n-e-s-u-s- s-e-b-d i- d-e n-b-h-i-? ------------------------------------------------ Is daar ’n binnenshuise swembad in die nabyheid? 0

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