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en At the cinema   »   it Al cinema

45 [forty-five]

At the cinema

At the cinema

45 [quarantacinque]

Al cinema

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We want to go to the cinema. V-g--amo-anda----- --ne--. V_______ a_____ a_ c______ V-g-i-m- a-d-r- a- c-n-m-. -------------------------- Vogliamo andare al cinema. 0
A good film is playing today. O-gi -anno ----el fi-m. O___ d____ u_ b__ f____ O-g- d-n-o u- b-l f-l-. ----------------------- Oggi danno un bel film. 0
The film is brand new. Il -il- è appena-u---t-. I_ f___ è a_____ u______ I- f-l- è a-p-n- u-c-t-. ------------------------ Il film è appena uscito. 0
Where is the cash register? D--’è-la---s-a? D____ l_ c_____ D-v-è l- c-s-a- --------------- Dov’è la cassa? 0
Are seats still available? Ci s--o ----r- p-sti--ib---? C_ s___ a_____ p____ l______ C- s-n- a-c-r- p-s-i l-b-r-? ---------------------------- Ci sono ancora posti liberi? 0
How much are the admission tickets? Qu-n-- c-s--no-i--------ti? Q_____ c______ i b_________ Q-a-t- c-s-a-o i b-g-i-t-i- --------------------------- Quanto costano i biglietti? 0
When does the show begin? Qu-n---co-inc-- ---s-e-t--ol-? Q_____ c_______ l_ s__________ Q-a-d- c-m-n-i- l- s-e-t-c-l-? ------------------------------ Quando comincia lo spettacolo? 0
How long is the film? Q-a-t--d-ra-------m? Q_____ d___ i_ f____ Q-a-t- d-r- i- f-l-? -------------------- Quanto dura il film? 0
Can one reserve tickets? S- -osso-----se-v--- d-- b-g-ie--i? S_ p______ r________ d__ b_________ S- p-s-o-o r-s-r-a-e d-i b-g-i-t-i- ----------------------------------- Si possono riservare dei biglietti? 0
I want to sit at the back. Io--o---i-s-de-m- d-etro. I_ v_____ s______ d______ I- v-r-e- s-d-r-i d-e-r-. ------------------------- Io vorrei sedermi dietro. 0
I want to sit at the front. I---o---i----er-i --v-nt-. I_ v_____ s______ d_______ I- v-r-e- s-d-r-i d-v-n-i- -------------------------- Io vorrei sedermi davanti. 0
I want to sit in the middle. I--vo--e--sed---- a---en---. I_ v_____ s______ a_ c______ I- v-r-e- s-d-r-i a- c-n-r-. ---------------------------- Io vorrei sedermi al centro. 0
The film was exciting. Il --lm-è--tato-emozion--t-. I_ f___ è s____ e___________ I- f-l- è s-a-o e-o-i-n-n-e- ---------------------------- Il film è stato emozionante. 0
The film was not boring. I- -i-m---n e-a n-io--. I_ f___ n__ e__ n______ I- f-l- n-n e-a n-i-s-. ----------------------- Il film non era noioso. 0
But the book on which the film was based was better. M-----l-bro-s---ui si b-s---l-film -ra m-----. M_ i_ l____ s_ c__ s_ b___ i_ f___ e__ m______ M- i- l-b-o s- c-i s- b-s- i- f-l- e-a m-g-i-. ---------------------------------------------- Ma il libro su cui si basa il film era meglio. 0
How was the music? Com--r--la c----na-so-o-a? C______ l_ c______ s______ C-m-e-a l- c-l-n-a s-n-r-? -------------------------- Com’era la colonna sonora? 0
How were the actors? C-m’----o gl- at----? C________ g__ a______ C-m-e-a-o g-i a-t-r-? --------------------- Com’erano gli attori? 0
Were there English subtitles? C’--an- i --t-otitoli-i--ing--se? C______ i s__________ i_ i_______ C-e-a-o i s-t-o-i-o-i i- i-g-e-e- --------------------------------- C’erano i sottotitoli in inglese? 0

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