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en Going out in the evening   »   vi Đi chơi buổi tối.

44 [forty-four]

Going out in the evening

Going out in the evening

44 [Bốn mươi tư]

Đi chơi buổi tối.

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Is there a disco here? Ở---y -ó-s------- khô--? Ở đ__ c_ s__ n___ k_____ Ở đ-y c- s-n n-ả- k-ô-g- ------------------------ Ở đây có sàn nhảy không? 0
Is there a nightclub here? Ở-đây------p-đêm kh---? Ở đ__ c_ h__ đ__ k_____ Ở đ-y c- h-p đ-m k-ô-g- ----------------------- Ở đây có hộp đêm không? 0
Is there a pub here? Ở đây ----u-n-bi---h-n-? Ở đ__ c_ q___ b__ k_____ Ở đ-y c- q-á- b-a k-ô-g- ------------------------ Ở đây có quán bia không? 0
What’s playing at the theatre / theater (am.) this evening? B-ổ---ố--h-m na- -ó-g- ---hà h--? B___ t__ h__ n__ c_ g_ ở n__ h___ B-ổ- t-i h-m n-y c- g- ở n-à h-t- --------------------------------- Buổi tối hôm nay có gì ở nhà hát? 0
What’s playing at the cinema / movies (am.) this evening? Buổ--tối --m-nay -ó-gì-ở -ạp--hiế---hi-? B___ t__ h__ n__ c_ g_ ở r__ c____ p____ B-ổ- t-i h-m n-y c- g- ở r-p c-i-u p-i-? ---------------------------------------- Buổi tối hôm nay có gì ở rạp chiếu phim? 0
What’s on TV this evening? Buổ- --i hôm n-- có -ì ở-trên vô t----? B___ t__ h__ n__ c_ g_ ở t___ v_ t_____ B-ổ- t-i h-m n-y c- g- ở t-ê- v- t-y-n- --------------------------------------- Buổi tối hôm nay có gì ở trên vô tuyến? 0
Are tickets for the theatre / theater (am.) still available? Có -òn vé -h- n-à --t-n---k-ô--? C_ c__ v_ c__ n__ h__ n__ k_____ C- c-n v- c-o n-à h-t n-a k-ô-g- -------------------------------- Có còn vé cho nhà hát nữa không? 0
Are tickets for the cinema / movies (am.) still available? Có cò-----xe- -hi- -hô-g? C_ c__ v_ x__ p___ k_____ C- c-n v- x-m p-i- k-ô-g- ------------------------- Có còn vé xem phim không? 0
Are tickets for the football / soccer am. game still available? Có cò- -- -em-t-i-đ-u -óng-đ--kh-n-? C_ c__ v_ x__ t__ đ__ b___ đ_ k_____ C- c-n v- x-m t-i đ-u b-n- đ- k-ô-g- ------------------------------------ Có còn vé xem thi đấu bóng đá không? 0
I want to sit in the back. T-----ố---g-i---p-ía s-u. T__ m___ n___ ở p___ s___ T-i m-ố- n-ồ- ở p-í- s-u- ------------------------- Tôi muốn ngồi ở phía sau. 0
I want to sit somewhere in the middle. T-i --------- ở gi--. T__ m___ n___ ở g____ T-i m-ố- n-ồ- ở g-ữ-. --------------------- Tôi muốn ngồi ở giữa. 0
I want to sit at the front. Tôi-mu-n----i ở đằ-g -rư-c. T__ m___ n___ ở đ___ t_____ T-i m-ố- n-ồ- ở đ-n- t-ư-c- --------------------------- Tôi muốn ngồi ở đằng trước. 0
Could you recommend something? B-- -ó-----gi---thiệu ch--tôi -hút gì kh---? B__ c_ t__ g___ t____ c__ t__ c___ g_ k_____ B-n c- t-ể g-ớ- t-i-u c-o t-i c-ú- g- k-ô-g- -------------------------------------------- Bạn có thể giới thiệu cho tôi chút gì không? 0
When does the show begin? Kh- n-o -u-i----u-diễ----- đầ-? K__ n__ b___ b___ d___ b__ đ___ K-i n-o b-ổ- b-ể- d-ễ- b-t đ-u- ------------------------------- Khi nào buổi biểu diễn bắt đầu? 0
Can you get me a ticket? B-n c- t-----a-cho--ôi --t--é-k-ôn-? B__ c_ t__ m__ c__ t__ m__ v_ k_____ B-n c- t-ể m-a c-o t-i m-t v- k-ô-g- ------------------------------------ Bạn có thể mua cho tôi một vé không? 0
Is there a golf course nearby? Ở ----đây -ó--â----nh gôn---ông? Ở g__ đ__ c_ s__ đ___ g__ k_____ Ở g-n đ-y c- s-n đ-n- g-n k-ô-g- -------------------------------- Ở gần đây có sân đánh gôn không? 0
Is there a tennis court nearby? Ở --n -ây c--sân -u---v-t--hông? Ở g__ đ__ c_ s__ q___ v__ k_____ Ở g-n đ-y c- s-n q-ầ- v-t k-ô-g- -------------------------------- Ở gần đây có sân quần vợt không? 0
Is there an indoor swimming pool nearby? Ở------ây c---ộ--b----- -ron- n---khô-g? Ở g__ đ__ c_ m__ b_ b__ t____ n__ k_____ Ở g-n đ-y c- m-t b- b-i t-o-g n-à k-ô-g- ---------------------------------------- Ở gần đây có một bể bơi trong nhà không? 0

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