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en Going out in the evening   »   pt Sair à noite

44 [forty-four]

Going out in the evening

Going out in the evening

44 [quarenta e quatro]

Sair à noite

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Is there a disco here? Há--q-i-u---d-sc--e-a? H_ a___ u__ d_________ H- a-u- u-a d-s-o-e-a- ---------------------- Há aqui uma discoteca? 0
Is there a nightclub here? Há --u--um----b--n-c--rno? H_ a___ u_ c____ n________ H- a-u- u- c-u-e n-c-u-n-? -------------------------- Há aqui um clube nocturno? 0
Is there a pub here? H- aqui u----r? H_ a___ u_ b___ H- a-u- u- b-r- --------------- Há aqui um bar? 0
What’s playing at the theatre / theater (am.) this evening? O--ue -á---j--à------ no -ea---? O q__ h_ h___ à n____ n_ t______ O q-e h- h-j- à n-i-e n- t-a-r-? -------------------------------- O que há hoje à noite no teatro? 0
What’s playing at the cinema / movies (am.) this evening? O q-e-há h-------oi-- no-c----a? O q__ h_ h___ à n____ n_ c______ O q-e h- h-j- à n-i-e n- c-n-m-? -------------------------------- O que há hoje à noite no cinema? 0
What’s on TV this evening? O---e h- -oj- à---i---na-t--e-i-ão? O q__ h_ h___ à n____ n_ t_________ O q-e h- h-j- à n-i-e n- t-l-v-s-o- ----------------------------------- O que há hoje à noite na televisão? 0
Are tickets for the theatre / theater (am.) still available? Ai-d--há--i-het-s----a-- t-a-r-? A____ h_ b_______ p___ o t______ A-n-a h- b-l-e-e- p-r- o t-a-r-? -------------------------------- Ainda há bilhetes para o teatro? 0
Are tickets for the cinema / movies (am.) still available? A-nda-h----l----s-para -----e--? A____ h_ b_______ p___ o c______ A-n-a h- b-l-e-e- p-r- o c-n-m-? -------------------------------- Ainda há bilhetes para o cinema? 0
Are tickets for the football / soccer am. game still available? A-n---há b-lh-----par--o jo-- d- ---eb--? A____ h_ b_______ p___ o j___ d_ f_______ A-n-a h- b-l-e-e- p-r- o j-g- d- f-t-b-l- ----------------------------------------- Ainda há bilhetes para o jogo de futebol? 0
I want to sit in the back. Eu qu-ria se------e-a--ás. E_ q_____ s________ a_____ E- q-e-i- s-n-a---e a-r-s- -------------------------- Eu queria sentar-me atrás. 0
I want to sit somewhere in the middle. Eu-----ia--e---------u--lug-r -- -eio. E_ q_____ s________ n__ l____ n_ m____ E- q-e-i- s-n-a---e n-m l-g-r n- m-i-. -------------------------------------- Eu queria sentar-me num lugar no meio. 0
I want to sit at the front. Eu---eria-s-nt---m----f-e--e. E_ q_____ s________ à f______ E- q-e-i- s-n-a---e à f-e-t-. ----------------------------- Eu queria sentar-me à frente. 0
Could you recommend something? P-de ----m--dar--e a--u-a -----? P___ r____________ a_____ c_____ P-d- r-c-m-n-a---e a-g-m- c-i-a- -------------------------------- Pode recomendar-me alguma coisa? 0
When does the show begin? Q---do é q-- ---eç- o-e-p--á-u-o? Q_____ é q__ c_____ o e__________ Q-a-d- é q-e c-m-ç- o e-p-t-c-l-? --------------------------------- Quando é que começa o espetáculo? 0
Can you get me a ticket? Po-e-a-r-nja--me--- -il---e? P___ a__________ u_ b_______ P-d- a-r-n-a---e u- b-l-e-e- ---------------------------- Pode arranjar-me um bilhete? 0
Is there a golf course nearby? Há -q-----rto um--am-o-d- --l-e? H_ a___ p____ u_ c____ d_ g_____ H- a-u- p-r-o u- c-m-o d- g-l-e- -------------------------------- Há aqui perto um campo de golfe? 0
Is there a tennis court nearby? H- aq-- pe-t---- campo--e-t-nis? H_ a___ p____ u_ c____ d_ t_____ H- a-u- p-r-o u- c-m-o d- t-n-s- -------------------------------- Há aqui perto um campo de tênis? 0
Is there an indoor swimming pool nearby? Há ---i pe--o --a--i---na-cob-rt-? H_ a___ p____ u__ p______ c_______ H- a-u- p-r-o u-a p-s-i-a c-b-r-a- ---------------------------------- Há aqui perto uma piscina coberta? 0

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