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45 [forty-five]

At the cinema

At the cinema

45 [neljäkymmentäviisi]

Elokuvissa

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We want to go to the cinema. H--ua-m--e-------ea----iin. H_______ e_________________ H-l-a-m- e-o-u-a-e-t-e-i-n- --------------------------- Haluamme elokuvateatteriin. 0
A good film is playing today. T-n--n---ör-- --vä-elo-u--. T_____ p_____ h___ e_______ T-n-ä- p-ö-i- h-v- e-o-u-a- --------------------------- Tänään pyörii hyvä elokuva. 0
The film is brand new. Tä---elok-va-on -i-an--us-. T___ e______ o_ a____ u____ T-m- e-o-u-a o- a-v-n u-s-. --------------------------- Tämä elokuva on aivan uusi. 0
Where is the cash register? M--s---a-sa on? M____ k____ o__ M-s-ä k-s-a o-? --------------- Missä kassa on? 0
Are seats still available? L-y-yy---v-----vap--ta ---kk-j-? L_______ v____ v______ p________ L-y-y-k- v-e-ä v-p-i-a p-i-k-j-? -------------------------------- Löytyykö vielä vapaita paikkoja? 0
How much are the admission tickets? Mitä s--ää-p---y-i----m-ks-a? M___ s_______________ m______ M-t- s-s-ä-p-ä-y-i-p- m-k-a-? ----------------------------- Mitä sisäänpääsylippu maksaa? 0
When does the show begin? M--loi---s-ty- --kaa? M______ e_____ a_____ M-l-o-n e-i-y- a-k-a- --------------------- Milloin esitys alkaa? 0
How long is the film? Ka--nko -lo-uv---es---? K______ e______ k______ K-u-n-o e-o-u-a k-s-ä-? ----------------------- Kauanko elokuva kestää? 0
Can one reserve tickets? V-i----ip-uj--va-a--? V____ l______ v______ V-i-o l-p-u-a v-r-t-? --------------------- Voiko lippuja varata? 0
I want to sit at the back. Halu----s-u- ta-a--. H_____ i____ t______ H-l-a- i-t-a t-k-n-. -------------------- Haluan istua takana. 0
I want to sit at the front. Ha---n-istu- ----sä. H_____ i____ e______ H-l-a- i-t-a e-e-s-. -------------------- Haluan istua edessä. 0
I want to sit in the middle. H--uan-i--u- --s-e--ä. H_____ i____ k________ H-l-a- i-t-a k-s-e-l-. ---------------------- Haluan istua keskellä. 0
The film was exciting. El-k----oli -ä-n-ttä-ä. E______ o__ j__________ E-o-u-a o-i j-n-i-t-v-. ----------------------- Elokuva oli jännittävä. 0
The film was not boring. E-------ei oll-t t----. E______ e_ o____ t_____ E-o-u-a e- o-l-t t-l-ä- ----------------------- Elokuva ei ollut tylsä. 0
But the book on which the film was based was better. M-t-a k----, j-------ok-v--per--tu-,-oli---re-pi. M____ k_____ j____ e______ p________ o__ p_______ M-t-a k-r-a- j-h-n e-o-u-a p-r-s-u-, o-i p-r-m-i- ------------------------------------------------- Mutta kirja, johon elokuva perustui, oli parempi. 0
How was the music? Mi-käla-st- musii-ki-o--? M__________ m_______ o___ M-n-ä-a-s-a m-s-i-k- o-i- ------------------------- Minkälaista musiikki oli? 0
How were the actors? M-nkälai-ia-n---t-l--ät --iv--? M__________ n__________ o______ M-n-ä-a-s-a n-y-t-l-j-t o-i-a-? ------------------------------- Minkälaisia näyttelijät olivat? 0
Were there English subtitles? Ol-k- -ng---ni----lisiä te---ityks-ä? O____ e________________ t____________ O-i-o e-g-a-n-n-i-l-s-ä t-k-t-t-k-i-? ------------------------------------- Oliko englanninkielisiä tekstityksiä? 0

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