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44 [forty-four]

Going out in the evening

Going out in the evening

44 [negyvennégy]

Esti szórakozás

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Is there a disco here? Van---- --y ---zk-? V__ i__ e__ d______ V-n i-t e-y d-s-k-? ------------------- Van itt egy diszkó? 0
Is there a nightclub here? V-- -tt eg- --s----- k-ub? V__ i__ e__ é_______ k____ V-n i-t e-y é-s-a-a- k-u-? -------------------------- Van itt egy éjszakai klub? 0
Is there a pub here? V---i-t-e---kocs-a? V__ i__ e__ k______ V-n i-t e-y k-c-m-? ------------------- Van itt egy kocsma? 0
What’s playing at the theatre / theater (am.) this evening? M- meg- ma-a----n--zba-? M_ m___ m_ a s__________ M- m-g- m- a s-í-h-z-a-? ------------------------ Mi megy ma a színházban? 0
What’s playing at the cinema / movies (am.) this evening? Mi m-g- -- - -o-i---? M_ m___ m_ a m_______ M- m-g- m- a m-z-b-n- --------------------- Mi megy ma a moziban? 0
What’s on TV this evening? M---egy----a-t-l-----ó---? M_ m___ m_ a t____________ M- m-g- m- a t-l-v-z-ó-a-? -------------------------- Mi megy ma a televízióban? 0
Are tickets for the theatre / theater (am.) still available? V---a----g-je-y---- -z--h--b-? V_____ m__ j_____ a s_________ V-n-a- m-g j-g-e- a s-í-h-z-a- ------------------------------ Vannak még jegyek a színházba? 0
Are tickets for the cinema / movies (am.) still available? Van-ak -é- j-g-e- a-moz-ba? V_____ m__ j_____ a m______ V-n-a- m-g j-g-e- a m-z-b-? --------------------------- Vannak még jegyek a moziba? 0
Are tickets for the football / soccer am. game still available? Va--ak m-g---g-ek a-f------e-c--e? V_____ m__ j_____ a f_____________ V-n-a- m-g j-g-e- a f-t-a-m-c-s-e- ---------------------------------- Vannak még jegyek a futbalmeccsre? 0
I want to sit in the back. Egés--n --tul---er--n-- -ln-. E______ h____ s________ ü____ E-é-z-n h-t-l s-e-e-n-k ü-n-. ----------------------------- Egészen hátul szeretnék ülni. 0
I want to sit somewhere in the middle. Én--a-ah-l ---é-e- s-eretn-- -l-i. É_ v______ k______ s________ ü____ É- v-l-h-l k-z-p-n s-e-e-n-k ü-n-. ---------------------------------- Én valahol középen szeretnék ülni. 0
I want to sit at the front. Én--gé-z-n-e--- -ze--tn-k--ln-. É_ e______ e___ s________ ü____ É- e-é-z-n e-ö- s-e-e-n-k ü-n-. ------------------------------- Én egészen elöl szeretnék ülni. 0
Could you recommend something? Tud n-k-- v--a-it a-án-a-i? T__ n____ v______ a________ T-d n-k-m v-l-m-t a-á-l-n-? --------------------------- Tud nekem valamit ajánlani? 0
When does the show begin? Mi--- -e-d-di- a---l---á-? M____ k_______ a_ e_______ M-k-r k-z-ő-i- a- e-ő-d-s- -------------------------- Mikor kezdődik az előadás? 0
Can you get me a ticket? T-d-nekem---- b----őt --e--zni? T__ n____ e__ b______ s________ T-d n-k-m e-y b-l-p-t s-e-e-n-? ------------------------------- Tud nekem egy belépőt szerezni? 0
Is there a golf course nearby? Va- i-t a----e-be----y -olfp-l--? V__ i__ a k_______ e__ g_________ V-n i-t a k-z-l-e- e-y g-l-p-l-a- --------------------------------- Van itt a közelben egy golfpálya? 0
Is there a tennis court nearby? V-n itt a-kö--l-en ----t-n-sz--l-a? V__ i__ a k_______ e__ t___________ V-n i-t a k-z-l-e- e-y t-n-s-p-l-a- ----------------------------------- Van itt a közelben egy teniszpálya? 0
Is there an indoor swimming pool nearby? V-- --t - --ze-b-- egy fe-ett--s--da? V__ i__ a k_______ e__ f_____ u______ V-n i-t a k-z-l-e- e-y f-d-t- u-z-d-? ------------------------------------- Van itt a közelben egy fedett uszoda? 0

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The Maltese language

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