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en Going out in the evening   »   ro Să ieşi seara în oraş

44 [forty-four]

Going out in the evening

Going out in the evening

44 [patruzeci şi patru]

Să ieşi seara în oraş

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Is there a disco here? E-te aici ------o-ec-? E___ a___ o d_________ E-t- a-c- o d-s-o-e-ă- ---------------------- Este aici o discotecă? 0
Is there a nightclub here? E--e -ic- un ---b -e -o--t-? E___ a___ u_ c___ d_ n______ E-t- a-c- u- c-u- d- n-a-t-? ---------------------------- Este aici un club de noapte? 0
Is there a pub here? Es-e-a-ci u---a-? E___ a___ u_ b___ E-t- a-c- u- b-r- ----------------- Este aici un bar? 0
What’s playing at the theatre / theater (am.) this evening? C- s-----c-l--ste î- s-ar- --ta ----e---u? C_ s________ e___ î_ s____ a___ l_ t______ C- s-e-t-c-l e-t- î- s-a-a a-t- l- t-a-r-? ------------------------------------------ Ce spectacol este în seara asta la teatru? 0
What’s playing at the cinema / movies (am.) this evening? C--f-lm---l---ă -n s---- as-- la--inema--g-af? C_ f___ r______ î_ s____ a___ l_ c____________ C- f-l- r-l-a-ă î- s-a-a a-t- l- c-n-m-t-g-a-? ---------------------------------------------- Ce film rulează în seara asta la cinematograf? 0
What’s on TV this evening? Ce pro---m-es---în s--r- a------ t---v----? C_ p______ e___ î_ s____ a___ l_ t_________ C- p-o-r-m e-t- î- s-a-a a-t- l- t-l-v-z-r- ------------------------------------------- Ce program este în seara asta la televizor? 0
Are tickets for the theatre / theater (am.) still available? Ma- sun--bi---- pe-tru -e-t-u? M__ s___ b_____ p_____ t______ M-i s-n- b-l-t- p-n-r- t-a-r-? ------------------------------ Mai sunt bilete pentru teatru? 0
Are tickets for the cinema / movies (am.) still available? Mai s--t---le-e---------in--a-o--a-? M__ s___ b_____ p_____ c____________ M-i s-n- b-l-t- p-n-r- c-n-m-t-g-a-? ------------------------------------ Mai sunt bilete pentru cinematograf? 0
Are tickets for the football / soccer am. game still available? Mai-s-n--b------------ mec--- -e----b-l? M__ s___ b_____ p_____ m_____ d_ f______ M-i s-n- b-l-t- p-n-r- m-c-u- d- f-t-a-? ---------------------------------------- Mai sunt bilete pentru meciul de fotbal? 0
I want to sit in the back. V--a---ă s-a- -- --a-- ------. V____ s_ s___ î_ s____ d_ t___ V-e-u s- s-a- î- s-a-e d- t-t- ------------------------------ Vreau să stau în spate de tot. 0
I want to sit somewhere in the middle. V-e-- -ă st-u --de-a----mi-l--. V____ s_ s___ u_____ î_ m______ V-e-u s- s-a- u-d-v- î- m-j-o-. ------------------------------- Vreau să stau undeva în mijloc. 0
I want to sit at the front. Vre-- s--s-a- în fa-ă ---tot. V____ s_ s___ î_ f___ d_ t___ V-e-u s- s-a- î- f-ţ- d- t-t- ----------------------------- Vreau să stau în faţă de tot. 0
Could you recommend something? Îm-------i r-coman-a-c---? Î__ p_____ r________ c____ Î-i p-t-ţ- r-c-m-n-a c-v-? -------------------------- Îmi puteţi recomanda ceva? 0
When does the show begin? Câ-- --c-pe ----ez-n--ţia? C___ î_____ r_____________ C-n- î-c-p- r-p-e-e-t-ţ-a- -------------------------- Când începe reprezentaţia? 0
Can you get me a ticket? Î-i p---ţi--a-----st--e---------? Î__ p_____ f___ r___ d_ u_ b_____ Î-i p-t-ţ- f-c- r-s- d- u- b-l-t- --------------------------------- Îmi puteţi face rost de un bilet? 0
Is there a golf course nearby? E-------i î--a-ro----- ---teren--- -o--? E___ a___ î_ a________ u_ t____ d_ g____ E-t- a-c- î- a-r-p-e-e u- t-r-n d- g-l-? ---------------------------------------- Este aici în apropiere un teren de golf? 0
Is there a tennis court nearby? E-te ai-i--n -p-opi--e -n-ter---de---nis? E___ a___ î_ a________ u_ t____ d_ t_____ E-t- a-c- î- a-r-p-e-e u- t-r-n d- t-n-s- ----------------------------------------- Este aici în apropiere un teren de tenis? 0
Is there an indoor swimming pool nearby? E-t----c--în-a---p-----o p-s-ină--coperit-? E___ a___ î_ a________ o p______ a_________ E-t- a-c- î- a-r-p-e-e o p-s-i-ă a-o-e-i-ă- ------------------------------------------- Este aici în apropiere o piscină acoperită? 0

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