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en Going out in the evening   »   ms Keluar malam

44 [forty-four]

Going out in the evening

Going out in the evening

44 [empat puluh empat]

Keluar malam

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Is there a disco here? A---a--te-dapa- -i-ko--i-sin-? A_____ t_______ d____ d_ s____ A-a-a- t-r-a-a- d-s-o d- s-n-? ------------------------------ Adakah terdapat disko di sini? 0
Is there a nightclub here? A------ter-apat----ab-m---m-di s--i? A_____ t_______ k____ m____ d_ s____ A-a-a- t-r-a-a- k-l-b m-l-m d- s-n-? ------------------------------------ Adakah terdapat kelab malam di sini? 0
Is there a pub here? A--k---te-dapat-p-b di -i-i? A_____ t_______ p__ d_ s____ A-a-a- t-r-a-a- p-b d- s-n-? ---------------------------- Adakah terdapat pub di sini? 0
What’s playing at the theatre / theater (am.) this evening? A-aka---a---a-a-----e--e--m-lam -ni? A_____ y___ a__ d_ t_____ m____ i___ A-a-a- y-n- a-a d- t-a-e- m-l-m i-i- ------------------------------------ Apakah yang ada di teater malam ini? 0
What’s playing at the cinema / movies (am.) this evening? A-a-ah---n--a----i----a--m-ma-a- --i? A_____ y___ a__ d_ p______ m____ i___ A-a-a- y-n- a-a d- p-w-g-m m-l-m i-i- ------------------------------------- Apakah yang ada di pawagam malam ini? 0
What’s on TV this evening? A--k-h--a-g---- -- TV--a--- i-i? A_____ y___ a__ d_ T_ m____ i___ A-a-a- y-n- a-a d- T- m-l-m i-i- -------------------------------- Apakah yang ada di TV malam ini? 0
Are tickets for the theatre / theater (am.) still available? A--ka- ---ih --a -ik-- -n--k-tea-e-? A_____ m____ a__ t____ u____ t______ A-a-a- m-s-h a-a t-k-t u-t-k t-a-e-? ------------------------------------ Adakah masih ada tiket untuk teater? 0
Are tickets for the cinema / movies (am.) still available? A-a-ah--a-i- --a tiket--ntu---aw-g--? A_____ m____ a__ t____ u____ p_______ A-a-a- m-s-h a-a t-k-t u-t-k p-w-g-m- ------------------------------------- Adakah masih ada tiket untuk pawagam? 0
Are tickets for the football / soccer am. game still available? Ada-ah m-s-h---a --ke--u---- -e---wan-- --la-s-pa-? A_____ m____ a__ t____ u____ p_________ b___ s_____ A-a-a- m-s-h a-a t-k-t u-t-k p-r-a-a-a- b-l- s-p-k- --------------------------------------------------- Adakah masih ada tiket untuk perlawanan bola sepak? 0
I want to sit in the back. S-y- --hu--ud-- -i -e--k--g. S___ m___ d____ d_ b________ S-y- m-h- d-d-k d- b-l-k-n-. ---------------------------- Saya mahu duduk di belakang. 0
I want to sit somewhere in the middle. Saya-m--u--ud---d--m-n---an- di-tenga-. S___ m___ d____ d_ m________ d_ t______ S-y- m-h- d-d-k d- m-n---a-a d- t-n-a-. --------------------------------------- Saya mahu duduk di mana-mana di tengah. 0
I want to sit at the front. Say---a-- du-uk -- h----an. S___ m___ d____ d_ h_______ S-y- m-h- d-d-k d- h-d-p-n- --------------------------- Saya mahu duduk di hadapan. 0
Could you recommend something? B-l---a--an-a-m--g---ork-n--aya a----p-? B_______ a___ m___________ s___ a_______ B-l-h-a- a-d- m-n-e-y-r-a- s-y- a-a-a-a- ---------------------------------------- Bolehkah anda mengesyorkan saya apa-apa? 0
When does the show begin? Bil--ah -ers--bahan be--u-a? B______ p__________ b_______ B-l-k-h p-r-e-b-h-n b-r-u-a- ---------------------------- Bilakah persembahan bermula? 0
Can you get me a ticket? B-l---ah say- m-n--p--k-n--a-? B_______ s___ m__________ k___ B-l-h-a- s-y- m-n-a-a-k-n k-d- ------------------------------ Bolehkah saya mendapatkan kad? 0
Is there a golf course nearby? A-ak-h-t-r-apa--p---n- golf---rde---an? A_____ t_______ p_____ g___ b__________ A-a-a- t-r-a-a- p-d-n- g-l- b-r-e-a-a-? --------------------------------------- Adakah terdapat padang golf berdekatan? 0
Is there a tennis court nearby? Ad---- ter--p-t-gelan-gan- -------erd-ka---? A_____ t_______ g_________ t____ b__________ A-a-a- t-r-a-a- g-l-n-g-n- t-n-s b-r-e-a-a-? -------------------------------------------- Adakah terdapat gelanggang tenis berdekatan? 0
Is there an indoor swimming pool nearby? Ad---- ---da--t --l-m---n-n- tertu----ber-ekatan? A_____ t_______ k____ r_____ t_______ b__________ A-a-a- t-r-a-a- k-l-m r-n-n- t-r-u-u- b-r-e-a-a-? ------------------------------------------------- Adakah terdapat kolam renang tertutup berdekatan? 0

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