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44 [forty-four]

Going out in the evening

Going out in the evening

44 [štyridsaťštyri]

Večerný program

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Is there a disco here? Je-t- --j----disk-----? J_ t_ n_____ d_________ J- t- n-j-k- d-s-o-é-a- ----------------------- Je tu nejaká diskotéka? 0
Is there a nightclub here? Je -u neja-- -očn--kl-b? J_ t_ n_____ n____ k____ J- t- n-j-k- n-č-ý k-u-? ------------------------ Je tu nejaký nočný klub? 0
Is there a pub here? J- tu ne-a----r--a? J_ t_ n_____ k_____ J- t- n-j-k- k-č-a- ------------------- Je tu nejaká krčma? 0
What’s playing at the theatre / theater (am.) this evening? Č- -ra---d--s ve--- - --v-dle? Č_ h____ d___ v____ v d_______ Č- h-a-ú d-e- v-č-r v d-v-d-e- ------------------------------ Čo hrajú dnes večer v divadle? 0
What’s playing at the cinema / movies (am.) this evening? Čo-p-e----a-ú-d--s-veče----ki--? Č_ p_________ d___ v____ v k____ Č- p-e-i-t-j- d-e- v-č-r v k-n-? -------------------------------- Čo premietajú dnes večer v kine? 0
What’s on TV this evening? Čo-i-- -nes-večer-- ---eví-ii? Č_ i__ d___ v____ v t_________ Č- i-e d-e- v-č-r v t-l-v-z-i- ------------------------------ Čo ide dnes večer v televízii? 0
Are tickets for the theatre / theater (am.) still available? Sú-eš-- lís-ky-d---iva---? S_ e___ l_____ d_ d_______ S- e-t- l-s-k- d- d-v-d-a- -------------------------- Sú ešte lístky do divadla? 0
Are tickets for the cinema / movies (am.) still available? Sú---t----stky do kina? S_ e___ l_____ d_ k____ S- e-t- l-s-k- d- k-n-? ----------------------- Sú ešte lístky do kina? 0
Are tickets for the football / soccer am. game still available? S- ---e -íst-y na-f-t-alo-ý z-p-s? S_ e___ l_____ n_ f________ z_____ S- e-t- l-s-k- n- f-t-a-o-ý z-p-s- ---------------------------------- Sú ešte lístky na futbalový zápas? 0
I want to sit in the back. Ch-------s-m --d-----elk--------. C____ b_ s__ s_____ c_____ v_____ C-c-l b- s-m s-d-e- c-l-o- v-a-u- --------------------------------- Chcel by som sedieť celkom vzadu. 0
I want to sit somewhere in the middle. Ch-e---y-som -e-i-ť -ie-d- v st--d-. C____ b_ s__ s_____ n_____ v s______ C-c-l b- s-m s-d-e- n-e-d- v s-r-d-. ------------------------------------ Chcel by som sedieť niekde v strede. 0
I want to sit at the front. Ch--l ---so---e--eť -----m-v-red-. C____ b_ s__ s_____ c_____ v______ C-c-l b- s-m s-d-e- c-l-o- v-r-d-. ---------------------------------- Chcel by som sedieť celkom vpredu. 0
Could you recommend something? Mô--t- ------čo-odpo--čiť? M_____ m_ n____ o_________ M-ž-t- m- n-e-o o-p-r-č-ť- -------------------------- Môžete mi niečo odporučiť? 0
When does the show begin? K--y z--ína-p--d-ta----e? K___ z_____ p____________ K-d- z-č-n- p-e-s-a-e-i-? ------------------------- Kedy začína predstavenie? 0
Can you get me a ticket? Môž--- m--z-hnať-l-s-ok? M_____ m_ z_____ l______ M-ž-t- m- z-h-a- l-s-o-? ------------------------ Môžete mi zohnať lístok? 0
Is there a golf course nearby? Je----v-b-í------ -olfo-- ihris--? J_ t_ v b________ g______ i_______ J- t- v b-í-k-s-i g-l-o-é i-r-s-o- ---------------------------------- Je tu v blízkosti golfové ihrisko? 0
Is there a tennis court nearby? Je tu-v-blí----ti --n---v- k-r-? J_ t_ v b________ t_______ k____ J- t- v b-í-k-s-i t-n-s-v- k-r-? -------------------------------- Je tu v blízkosti tenisový kurt? 0
Is there an indoor swimming pool nearby? J---- v blízko-ti ---t- p-avár--? J_ t_ v b________ k____ p________ J- t- v b-í-k-s-i k-y-á p-a-á-e-? --------------------------------- Je tu v blízkosti krytá plaváreň? 0

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