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en Going out in the evening   »   de Abends ausgehen

44 [forty-four]

Going out in the evening

Going out in the evening

44 [vierundvierzig]

Abends ausgehen

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Is there a disco here? Gibt -s-h-e--e-ne---sk-thek? G___ e_ h___ e___ D_________ G-b- e- h-e- e-n- D-s-o-h-k- ---------------------------- Gibt es hier eine Diskothek? 0
Is there a nightclub here? Gi-t -s h--r--in-- -ac--c-ub? G___ e_ h___ e____ N_________ G-b- e- h-e- e-n-n N-c-t-l-b- ----------------------------- Gibt es hier einen Nachtclub? 0
Is there a pub here? G--t -s hie---ine ---i-e? G___ e_ h___ e___ K______ G-b- e- h-e- e-n- K-e-p-? ------------------------- Gibt es hier eine Kneipe? 0
What’s playing at the theatre / theater (am.) this evening? W-- gi---e- he--e A--n--im--h-ater? W__ g___ e_ h____ A____ i_ T_______ W-s g-b- e- h-u-e A-e-d i- T-e-t-r- ----------------------------------- Was gibt es heute Abend im Theater? 0
What’s playing at the cinema / movies (am.) this evening? Was g-bt-es-he--e Ab-nd im --no? W__ g___ e_ h____ A____ i_ K____ W-s g-b- e- h-u-e A-e-d i- K-n-? -------------------------------- Was gibt es heute Abend im Kino? 0
What’s on TV this evening? W-s g-b- ------t--Aben--im F-r-se--n? W__ g___ e_ h____ A____ i_ F_________ W-s g-b- e- h-u-e A-e-d i- F-r-s-h-n- ------------------------------------- Was gibt es heute Abend im Fernsehen? 0
Are tickets for the theatre / theater (am.) still available? G-bt----n----K-rt-n -ü----h--te-? G___ e_ n___ K_____ f___ T_______ G-b- e- n-c- K-r-e- f-r- T-e-t-r- --------------------------------- Gibt es noch Karten fürs Theater? 0
Are tickets for the cinema / movies (am.) still available? Gi-t-es no-h-K-r-e- -----Kin-? G___ e_ n___ K_____ f___ K____ G-b- e- n-c- K-r-e- f-r- K-n-? ------------------------------ Gibt es noch Karten fürs Kino? 0
Are tickets for the football / soccer am. game still available? G-b- -s no-- ---t-- fü--d-- F-ß-al-----l? G___ e_ n___ K_____ f__ d__ F____________ G-b- e- n-c- K-r-e- f-r d-s F-ß-a-l-p-e-? ----------------------------------------- Gibt es noch Karten für das Fußballspiel? 0
I want to sit in the back. I---m-chte----- --n--- -it---. I__ m_____ g___ h_____ s______ I-h m-c-t- g-n- h-n-e- s-t-e-. ------------------------------ Ich möchte ganz hinten sitzen. 0
I want to sit somewhere in the middle. Ich-----te--r---dw---- de- ---t- ---z--. I__ m_____ i_______ i_ d__ M____ s______ I-h m-c-t- i-g-n-w- i- d-r M-t-e s-t-e-. ---------------------------------------- Ich möchte irgendwo in der Mitte sitzen. 0
I want to sit at the front. I-h --c-t- --nz v--n---t---. I__ m_____ g___ v___ s______ I-h m-c-t- g-n- v-r- s-t-e-. ---------------------------- Ich möchte ganz vorn sitzen. 0
Could you recommend something? Können Sie -i---twa- -mpf-hle-? K_____ S__ m__ e____ e_________ K-n-e- S-e m-r e-w-s e-p-e-l-n- ------------------------------- Können Sie mir etwas empfehlen? 0
When does the show begin? W--n -egin-t---e-V-r-t----n-? W___ b______ d__ V___________ W-n- b-g-n-t d-e V-r-t-l-u-g- ----------------------------- Wann beginnt die Vorstellung? 0
Can you get me a ticket? K--nen -i---ir -ine K-r------o-gen? K_____ S__ m__ e___ K____ b________ K-n-e- S-e m-r e-n- K-r-e b-s-r-e-? ----------------------------------- Können Sie mir eine Karte besorgen? 0
Is there a golf course nearby? Ist h-er i- -er -ähe-e---G-------z? I__ h___ i_ d__ N___ e__ G_________ I-t h-e- i- d-r N-h- e-n G-l-p-a-z- ----------------------------------- Ist hier in der Nähe ein Golfplatz? 0
Is there a tennis court nearby? I----ier in-de- N--e--i----nn-sp--t-? I__ h___ i_ d__ N___ e__ T___________ I-t h-e- i- d-r N-h- e-n T-n-i-p-a-z- ------------------------------------- Ist hier in der Nähe ein Tennisplatz? 0
Is there an indoor swimming pool nearby? Is--hi-r i--d-- Näh- -i---al-----d? I__ h___ i_ d__ N___ e__ H_________ I-t h-e- i- d-r N-h- e-n H-l-e-b-d- ----------------------------------- Ist hier in der Nähe ein Hallenbad? 0

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