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44 [forty-four]

Going out in the evening

Going out in the evening

44 [štiriinštirideset]

Iti zvečer ven

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Is there a disco here? Je -u------a --s-o-eka? J_ t_ k_____ d_________ J- t- k-k-n- d-s-o-e-a- ----------------------- Je tu kakšna diskoteka? 0
Is there a nightclub here? J- -u -----n nočni ---b? J_ t_ k_____ n____ k____ J- t- k-k-e- n-č-i k-u-? ------------------------ Je tu kakšen nočni klub? 0
Is there a pub here? J--tu---k-na---s---na? J_ t_ k_____ g________ J- t- k-k-n- g-s-i-n-? ---------------------- Je tu kakšna gostilna? 0
What’s playing at the theatre / theater (am.) this evening? K-----ne- z-e-er-(n-c-j- p-e-v----o-- -le-ali---? K__ d____ z_____ (______ p_________ v g__________ K-j d-n-s z-e-e- (-o-o-) p-e-v-j-j- v g-e-a-i-č-? ------------------------------------------------- Kaj danes zvečer (nocoj) predvajajo v gledališču? 0
What’s playing at the cinema / movies (am.) this evening? Ka---- d---s-z-eče- -no---- na sp--edu v--i-u? K__ j_ d____ z_____ (______ n_ s______ v k____ K-j j- d-n-s z-e-e- (-o-o-) n- s-o-e-u v k-n-? ---------------------------------------------- Kaj je danes zvečer (nocoj) na sporedu v kinu? 0
What’s on TV this evening? K---je---ne- z----------oj) -- -e--viz-ji? K__ j_ d____ z_____ (______ n_ t__________ K-j j- d-n-s z-e-e- (-o-o-) n- t-l-v-z-j-? ------------------------------------------ Kaj je danes zvečer (nocoj) na televiziji? 0
Are tickets for the theatre / theater (am.) still available? A-i -e--e dobi v-t-pn--e ---gled-li-č-? A__ s_ š_ d___ v________ z_ g__________ A-i s- š- d-b- v-t-p-i-e z- g-e-a-i-č-? --------------------------------------- Ali se še dobi vstopnice za gledališče? 0
Are tickets for the cinema / movies (am.) still available? A-i-se-še -ob---s--p-ic--z- kin-? A__ s_ š_ d___ v________ z_ k____ A-i s- š- d-b- v-t-p-i-e z- k-n-? --------------------------------- Ali se še dobi vstopnice za kino? 0
Are tickets for the football / soccer am. game still available? A-- -- -e ---- v--o-n-c- ---n----et----ekm-? A__ s_ š_ d___ v________ z_ n________ t_____ A-i s- š- d-b- v-t-p-i-e z- n-g-m-t-o t-k-o- -------------------------------------------- Ali se še dobi vstopnice za nogometno tekmo? 0
I want to sit in the back. R--(-) bi ----l--- -is-o-z-d--. R_____ b_ s_______ č____ z_____ R-d-a- b- s-d-l-a- č-s-o z-d-j- ------------------------------- Rad(a) bi sedel(a) čisto zadaj. 0
I want to sit somewhere in the middle. R-------- -e-e-(-)---kje-v----d-ni. R_____ b_ s_______ n____ v s_______ R-d-a- b- s-d-l-a- n-k-e v s-e-i-i- ----------------------------------- Rad(a) bi sedel(a) nekje v sredini. 0
I want to sit at the front. Rad-a)--i-s---l(----is-o ---e-aj. R_____ b_ s_______ č____ s_______ R-d-a- b- s-d-l-a- č-s-o s-r-d-j- --------------------------------- Rad(a) bi sedel(a) čisto spredaj. 0
Could you recommend something? Mi --h-o -aj p-i-oroči-e? M_ l____ k__ p___________ M- l-h-o k-j p-i-o-o-i-e- ------------------------- Mi lahko kaj priporočite? 0
When does the show begin? K-a---e --č-e-pr--st--a? K___ s_ z____ p_________ K-a- s- z-č-e p-e-s-a-a- ------------------------ Kdaj se začne predstava? 0
Can you get me a ticket? Mi----ko-pr-skrb-t- e----st-p----? M_ l____ p_________ e__ v_________ M- l-h-o p-i-k-b-t- e-o v-t-p-i-o- ---------------------------------- Mi lahko priskrbite eno vstopnico? 0
Is there a golf course nearby? Je-t--v----žini-----no-ig-i--e -a--o-f? J_ t_ v b______ k_____ i______ z_ g____ J- t- v b-i-i-i k-k-n- i-r-š-e z- g-l-? --------------------------------------- Je tu v bližini kakšno igrišče za golf? 0
Is there a tennis court nearby? Je -------i--n- -ak-n- ----šk- i----č-? J_ t_ v b______ k_____ t______ i_______ J- t- v b-i-i-i k-k-n- t-n-š-o i-r-š-e- --------------------------------------- Je tu v bližini kakšno teniško igrišče? 0
Is there an indoor swimming pool nearby? J- tu-- -l--i-i-kak-en-po----i baz--? J_ t_ v b______ k_____ p______ b_____ J- t- v b-i-i-i k-k-e- p-k-i-i b-z-n- ------------------------------------- Je tu v bližini kakšen pokriti bazen? 0

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