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en Going out in the evening   »   id Keluar pada malam hari

44 [forty-four]

Going out in the evening

Going out in the evening

44 [empat puluh empat]

Keluar pada malam hari

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Is there a disco here? Apak-- -d- ---------d----ni? A_____ a__ d_______ d_ s____ A-a-a- a-a d-s-o-e- d- s-n-? ---------------------------- Apakah ada diskotek di sini? 0
Is there a nightclub here? A-ak-- --- -l-b-m------i --n-? A_____ a__ k___ m____ d_ s____ A-a-a- a-a k-u- m-l-m d- s-n-? ------------------------------ Apakah ada klub malam di sini? 0
Is there a pub here? A---a--a-a-b-r--i ----? A_____ a__ b__ d_ s____ A-a-a- a-a b-r d- s-n-? ----------------------- Apakah ada bar di sini? 0
What’s playing at the theatre / theater (am.) this evening? A---per-unj-kan---- d- -ea--- -ala- --i? A__ p__________ a__ d_ t_____ m____ i___ A-a p-r-u-j-k-n a-a d- t-a-e- m-l-m i-i- ---------------------------------------- Ada pertunjukan apa di teater malam ini? 0
What’s playing at the cinema / movies (am.) this evening? Ada-f-l- -p---i------op --l-m -ni? A__ f___ a__ d_ b______ m____ i___ A-a f-l- a-a d- b-o-k-p m-l-m i-i- ---------------------------------- Ada film apa di bioskop malam ini? 0
What’s on TV this evening? Ad- --ara-a----i-t----is- m-la---n-? A__ a____ a__ d_ t_______ m____ i___ A-a a-a-a a-a d- t-l-v-s- m-l-m i-i- ------------------------------------ Ada acara apa di televisi malam ini? 0
Are tickets for the theatre / theater (am.) still available? A-a m-s---a-----k-t-un------at-r? A__ m____ a__ t____ u____ t______ A-a m-s-h a-a t-k-t u-t-k t-a-e-? --------------------------------- Apa masih ada tiket untuk teater? 0
Are tickets for the cinema / movies (am.) still available? Ap- masih -da--i--t-untuk----s--p? A__ m____ a__ t____ u____ b_______ A-a m-s-h a-a t-k-t u-t-k b-o-k-p- ---------------------------------- Apa masih ada tiket untuk bioskop? 0
Are tickets for the football / soccer am. game still available? A-a-m--ih--d- ---et-u--uk ---t-n----a- -ola? A__ m____ a__ t____ u____ p___________ b____ A-a m-s-h a-a t-k-t u-t-k p-r-a-d-n-a- b-l-? -------------------------------------------- Apa masih ada tiket untuk pertandingan bola? 0
I want to sit in the back. Saya ---i--du-u- pa-i----e-a----. S___ i____ d____ p_____ b________ S-y- i-g-n d-d-k p-l-n- b-l-k-n-. --------------------------------- Saya ingin duduk paling belakang. 0
I want to sit somewhere in the middle. S-ya-i---n-d---- di t----h. S___ i____ d____ d_ t______ S-y- i-g-n d-d-k d- t-n-a-. --------------------------- Saya ingin duduk di tengah. 0
I want to sit at the front. S-ya-i--in---duk--alin--de-an. S___ i____ d____ p_____ d_____ S-y- i-g-n d-d-k p-l-n- d-p-n- ------------------------------ Saya ingin duduk paling depan. 0
Could you recommend something? A---ah-An-a ---a- membe---sa------pada--aya? A_____ A___ d____ m______ s____ k_____ s____ A-a-a- A-d- d-p-t m-m-e-i s-r-n k-p-d- s-y-? -------------------------------------------- Apakah Anda dapat memberi saran kepada saya? 0
When does the show begin? K-pan ----- --rt---u-an-ya? K____ m____ p______________ K-p-n m-l-i p-r-u-j-k-n-y-? --------------------------- Kapan mulai pertunjukannya? 0
Can you get me a ticket? Da---k-----da --n--pat--- t-ke- u---k---y-? D_______ A___ m__________ t____ u____ s____ D-p-t-a- A-d- m-n-a-a-k-n t-k-t u-t-k s-y-? ------------------------------------------- Dapatkah Anda mendapatkan tiket untuk saya? 0
Is there a golf course nearby? Ap-k-h-d---ekat si---a-a l-pan-a--golf? A_____ d_ d____ s___ a__ l_______ g____ A-a-a- d- d-k-t s-n- a-a l-p-n-a- g-l-? --------------------------------------- Apakah di dekat sini ada lapangan golf? 0
Is there a tennis court nearby? Ap-k-h -- dek-t --n- a-a l-p--gan-----s? A_____ d_ d____ s___ a__ l_______ t_____ A-a-a- d- d-k-t s-n- a-a l-p-n-a- t-n-s- ---------------------------------------- Apakah di dekat sini ada lapangan tenis? 0
Is there an indoor swimming pool nearby? A-aka---- de-at----- a-a---l-m -enan- -i--al-- ------n? A_____ d_ d____ s___ a__ k____ r_____ d_ d____ r_______ A-a-a- d- d-k-t s-n- a-a k-l-m r-n-n- d- d-l-m r-a-g-n- ------------------------------------------------------- Apakah di dekat sini ada kolam renang di dalam ruangan? 0

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