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en Going out in the evening   »   tr Gece çıkmak

44 [forty-four]

Going out in the evening

Going out in the evening

44 [kırk dört]

Gece çıkmak

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Is there a disco here? B---d--b-r--i--o v---m-? B_____ b__ d____ v__ m__ B-r-d- b-r d-s-o v-r m-? ------------------------ Burada bir disko var mı? 0
Is there a nightclub here? B-ra------ gece--l-bü -a--m-? B_____ b__ g___ k____ v__ m__ B-r-d- b-r g-c- k-u-ü v-r m-? ----------------------------- Burada bir gece klubü var mı? 0
Is there a pub here? B--a-- bi--b----ane-v-- m-? B_____ b__ b_______ v__ m__ B-r-d- b-r b-r-h-n- v-r m-? --------------------------- Burada bir birahane var mı? 0
What’s playing at the theatre / theater (am.) this evening? T----r-d--bu-ak--m-ne v-r? T________ b_ a____ n_ v___ T-y-t-o-a b- a-ş-m n- v-r- -------------------------- Tiyatroda bu akşam ne var? 0
What’s playing at the cinema / movies (am.) this evening? S-nem-da bu ak-a--ne--a-? S_______ b_ a____ n_ v___ S-n-m-d- b- a-ş-m n- v-r- ------------------------- Sinemada bu akşam ne var? 0
What’s on TV this evening? T-l--i-y---- b--a--------va-? T___________ b_ a____ n_ v___ T-l-v-z-o-d- b- a-ş-m n- v-r- ----------------------------- Televizyonda bu akşam ne var? 0
Are tickets for the theatre / theater (am.) still available? T-y-tr--içi--d-ha b--et-v-- m-? T______ i___ d___ b____ v__ m__ T-y-t-o i-i- d-h- b-l-t v-r m-? ------------------------------- Tiyatro için daha bilet var mı? 0
Are tickets for the cinema / movies (am.) still available? S--e-a i-in--a-a--i--t var-mı? S_____ i___ d___ b____ v__ m__ S-n-m- i-i- d-h- b-l-t v-r m-? ------------------------------ Sinema için daha bilet var mı? 0
Are tickets for the football / soccer am. game still available? Ma- -ç-n------b--et v-r mı? M__ i___ d___ b____ v__ m__ M-ç i-i- d-h- b-l-t v-r m-? --------------------------- Maç için daha bilet var mı? 0
I want to sit in the back. En---kada----rmak--s--y--u-. E_ a_____ o______ i_________ E- a-k-d- o-u-m-k i-t-y-r-m- ---------------------------- En arkada oturmak istiyorum. 0
I want to sit somewhere in the middle. O---da-h----ngi bir-y-----otu--a---s--y-r-m. O_____ h_______ b__ y____ o______ i_________ O-t-d- h-r-a-g- b-r y-r-e o-u-m-k i-t-y-r-m- -------------------------------------------- Ortada herhangi bir yerde oturmak istiyorum. 0
I want to sit at the front. E---n-e ot----k-is-iy-rum. E_ ö___ o______ i_________ E- ö-d- o-u-m-k i-t-y-r-m- -------------------------- En önde oturmak istiyorum. 0
Could you recommend something? Ba-- --r -ey-t----ye-ed-bilir mis-ni-? B___ b__ ş__ t______ e_______ m_______ B-n- b-r ş-y t-v-i-e e-e-i-i- m-s-n-z- -------------------------------------- Bana bir şey tavsiye edebilir misiniz? 0
When does the show begin? Gös-e-- -- za----ba--ı-o-? G______ n_ z____ b________ G-s-e-i n- z-m-n b-ş-ı-o-? -------------------------- Gösteri ne zaman başlıyor? 0
Can you get me a ticket? Ba-- -i- ----- ---in-edebi--r--i-i--z? B___ b__ b____ t____ e_______ m_______ B-n- b-r b-l-t t-m-n e-e-i-i- m-s-n-z- -------------------------------------- Bana bir bilet temin edebilir misiniz? 0
Is there a golf course nearby? Bura-- y------ -i- g-lf-s-has- -ar---? B_____ y______ b__ g___ s_____ v__ m__ B-r-d- y-k-n-a b-r g-l- s-h-s- v-r m-? -------------------------------------- Burada yakında bir golf sahası var mı? 0
Is there a tennis court nearby? B--ada-ya----a b-r-ten-- s-h--ı-v-- m-? B_____ y______ b__ t____ s_____ v__ m__ B-r-d- y-k-n-a b-r t-n-s s-h-s- v-r m-? --------------------------------------- Burada yakında bir tenis sahası var mı? 0
Is there an indoor swimming pool nearby? Bura----a-ı-da k--a-- bir-----e---v-z--va- --? B_____ y______ k_____ b__ y____ h_____ v__ m__ B-r-d- y-k-n-a k-p-l- b-r y-z-e h-v-z- v-r m-? ---------------------------------------------- Burada yakında kapalı bir yüzme havuzu var mı? 0

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