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en At the cinema   »   id Di Bioskop

45 [forty-five]

At the cinema

At the cinema

45 [empat puluh lima]

Di Bioskop

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We want to go to the cinema. Kami-ingin p-r-i--- -iosko-. K___ i____ p____ k_ b_______ K-m- i-g-n p-r-i k- b-o-k-p- ---------------------------- Kami ingin pergi ke bioskop. 0
A good film is playing today. Hari i-i sed-ng --pu-a- fil---a-g b-g--. H___ i__ s_____ d______ f___ y___ b_____ H-r- i-i s-d-n- d-p-t-r f-l- y-n- b-g-s- ---------------------------------------- Hari ini sedang diputar film yang bagus. 0
The film is brand new. Fi-m-ya--asi---ang-t-bar-. F______ m____ s_____ b____ F-l-n-a m-s-h s-n-a- b-r-. -------------------------- Filmnya masih sangat baru. 0
Where is the cash register? Di-ma---m--a -a--r? D_ m___ m___ k_____ D- m-n- m-j- k-s-r- ------------------- Di mana meja kasir? 0
Are seats still available? Apak-- -asih ada-tem--t-------? A_____ m____ a__ t_____ k______ A-a-a- m-s-h a-a t-m-a- k-s-n-? ------------------------------- Apakah masih ada tempat kosong? 0
How much are the admission tickets? Berap--h-rga t-k-t--as-knya? B_____ h____ t____ m________ B-r-p- h-r-a t-k-t m-s-k-y-? ---------------------------- Berapa harga tiket masuknya? 0
When does the show begin? Kap----u--i-----un-u-an--a? K____ m____ p______________ K-p-n m-l-i p-r-u-j-k-n-y-? --------------------------- Kapan mulai pertunjukannya? 0
How long is the film? B--apa-lam- f---ny-? B_____ l___ f_______ B-r-p- l-m- f-l-n-a- -------------------- Berapa lama filmnya? 0
Can one reserve tickets? A--k----iket-ya -udah--ap-t--i--s--? A_____ t_______ s____ d____ d_______ A-a-a- t-k-t-y- s-d-h d-p-t d-p-s-n- ------------------------------------ Apakah tiketnya sudah dapat dipesan? 0
I want to sit at the back. S--- -n-i--du--k-d- -ela--n-. S___ i____ d____ d_ b________ S-y- i-g-n d-d-k d- b-l-k-n-. ----------------------------- Saya ingin duduk di belakang. 0
I want to sit at the front. Saya -n--- --d-k di d----. S___ i____ d____ d_ d_____ S-y- i-g-n d-d-k d- d-p-n- -------------------------- Saya ingin duduk di depan. 0
I want to sit in the middle. S--a -ng-n-d-d-k-di ---g--. S___ i____ d____ d_ t______ S-y- i-g-n d-d-k d- t-n-a-. --------------------------- Saya ingin duduk di tengah. 0
The film was exciting. F-lm--- -----ang---. F______ m___________ F-l-n-a m-n-g-n-k-n- -------------------- Filmnya menegangkan. 0
The film was not boring. F-lmn-a-ti--k--e--os-nkan. F______ t____ m___________ F-l-n-a t-d-k m-m-o-a-k-n- -------------------------- Filmnya tidak membosankan. 0
But the book on which the film was based was better. Tap- b--u-------i--b--us--ib-nd--g -ilm-y-. T___ b______ l____ b____ d________ f_______ T-p- b-k-n-a l-b-h b-g-s d-b-n-i-g f-l-n-a- ------------------------------------------- Tapi bukunya lebih bagus dibanding filmnya. 0
How was the music? B------n--mu-i-n--? B________ m________ B-g-i-a-a m-s-k-y-? ------------------- Bagaimana musiknya? 0
How were the actors? Ba--ima-a -kt-rnya? B________ a________ B-g-i-a-a a-t-r-y-? ------------------- Bagaimana aktornya? 0
Were there English subtitles? A----h a-a--e-jema--n--a--m b---s- -ng-ri-? A_____ a__ t_________ d____ b_____ I_______ A-a-a- a-a t-r-e-a-a- d-l-m b-h-s- I-g-r-s- ------------------------------------------- Apakah ada terjemahan dalam bahasa Inggris? 0

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