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45 [forty-five]

At the cinema

At the cinema

45 [četrdeset i pet]

U kinu

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We want to go to the cinema. Že-i------in-. Ž_____ u k____ Ž-l-m- u k-n-. -------------- Želimo u kino. 0
A good film is playing today. D--a- ig-a --b---f-l-. D____ i___ d____ f____ D-n-s i-r- d-b-r f-l-. ---------------------- Danas igra dobar film. 0
The film is brand new. Fi-- j--sa--im -o-. F___ j_ s_____ n___ F-l- j- s-s-i- n-v- ------------------- Film je sasvim nov. 0
Where is the cash register? Gdje j- -l-ga-n-? G___ j_ b________ G-j- j- b-a-a-n-? ----------------- Gdje je blagajna? 0
Are seats still available? I-a li-j-- s--bod--h mjesta? I__ l_ j__ s________ m______ I-a l- j-š s-o-o-n-h m-e-t-? ---------------------------- Ima li još slobodnih mjesta? 0
How much are the admission tickets? Ko-i---ko-t-j--ul-z---е? K_____ k______ u________ K-l-k- k-š-a-u u-a-n-c-? ------------------------ Koliko koštaju ulaznicе? 0
When does the show begin? Kada poč-nj- -r-ds-a--? K___ p______ p_________ K-d- p-č-n-e p-e-s-a-a- ----------------------- Kada počinje predstava? 0
How long is the film? Ko-i-- tr-j- f-lm? K_____ t____ f____ K-l-k- t-a-e f-l-? ------------------ Koliko traje film? 0
Can one reserve tickets? M-gu-li s- r--er----ti --r-e? M___ l_ s_ r__________ k_____ M-g- l- s- r-z-r-i-a-i k-r-e- ----------------------------- Mogu li se rezervirati karte? 0
I want to sit at the back. Hti- --h---l--b-- sjed-----t--g-. H___ / h_____ b__ s______ o______ H-i- / h-j-l- b-h s-e-i-i o-r-g-. --------------------------------- Htio / htjela bih sjediti otraga. 0
I want to sit at the front. Hti- ---t---a -ih--j-di-i --p-ij-d. H___ / h_____ b__ s______ n________ H-i- / h-j-l- b-h s-e-i-i n-p-i-e-. ----------------------------------- Htio / htjela bih sjediti naprijed. 0
I want to sit in the middle. Ht-- /--tjela-b-h sj-diti u -r--i--. H___ / h_____ b__ s______ u s_______ H-i- / h-j-l- b-h s-e-i-i u s-e-i-i- ------------------------------------ Htio / htjela bih sjediti u sredini. 0
The film was exciting. F-l---- -----a-et. F___ j_ b__ n_____ F-l- j- b-o n-p-t- ------------------ Film je bio napet. 0
The film was not boring. Fil--ni-e-bi- --sada-. F___ n___ b__ d_______ F-l- n-j- b-o d-s-d-n- ---------------------- Film nije bio dosadan. 0
But the book on which the film was based was better. A-i-k----a -----la bol-a--- f--ma. A__ k_____ j_ b___ b____ o_ f_____ A-i k-j-g- j- b-l- b-l-a o- f-l-a- ---------------------------------- Ali knjiga je bila bolja od filma. 0
How was the music? Kakv-----------lazba? K____ j_ b___ g______ K-k-a j- b-l- g-a-b-? --------------------- Kakva je bila glazba? 0
How were the actors? K--vi su b----g-umc-? K____ s_ b___ g______ K-k-i s- b-l- g-u-c-? --------------------- Kakvi su bili glumci? 0
Were there English subtitles? Je--- i-ao-t---o-- n- e-g--s-om-j-z-ku? J_ l_ i___ t______ n_ e________ j______ J- l- i-a- t-t-o-e n- e-g-e-k-m j-z-k-? --------------------------------------- Je li imao titlove na engleskom jeziku? 0

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