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en At the cinema   »   ku Li sînemayê

45 [forty-five]

At the cinema

At the cinema

45 [çil û pênc]

Li sînemayê

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We want to go to the cinema. Em -i---z-n-bi--- --n-may-. E_ d_______ b____ s________ E- d-x-a-i- b-ç-n s-n-m-y-. --------------------------- Em dixwazin biçin sînemayê. 0
A good film is playing today. Î-o f-lme---xweş--i-e-î--. Î__ f______ x___ d________ Î-o f-l-e-î x-e- d-l-y-z-. -------------------------- Îro fîlmekî xweş dileyîze. 0
The film is brand new. F--m p---n--ye. F___ p__ n_ y__ F-l- p-r n- y-. --------------- Fîlm pir nû ye. 0
Where is the cash register? Qa-e li--û ye? Q___ l_ k_ y__ Q-s- l- k- y-? -------------- Qase li kû ye? 0
Are seats still available? H-- jî-cihên va-a-hene? H__ j_ c____ v___ h____ H-n j- c-h-n v-l- h-n-? ----------------------- Hîn jî cihên vala hene? 0
How much are the admission tickets? Bu--yê -i-----çiq-- -? B_____ b_____ ç____ e_ B-h-y- b-l-t- ç-q-s e- ---------------------- Buhayê bilêtê çiqas e? 0
When does the show begin? Pêş---î --n-- de-t -ê di-e? P______ k____ d___ p_ d____ P-ş-ê-î k-n-î d-s- p- d-k-? --------------------------- Pêşkêşî kengî dest pê dike? 0
How long is the film? F--m -iqasî ---d---m --k-? F___ ç_____ b_______ d____ F-l- ç-q-s- b-r-e-a- d-k-? -------------------------- Fîlm çiqasî berdewam dike? 0
Can one reserve tickets? B---- -- rezerv- --ri-? B____ t_ r______ k_____ B-l-t t- r-z-r-e k-r-n- ----------------------- Bilêt tê rezerve kirin? 0
I want to sit at the back. Ez di---zim l- paş r-n-m. E_ d_______ l_ p__ r_____ E- d-x-a-i- l- p-ş r-n-m- ------------------------- Ez dixwazim li paş rûnim. 0
I want to sit at the front. Ez-d-----i- li-pêş-r---m. E_ d_______ l_ p__ r_____ E- d-x-a-i- l- p-ş r-n-m- ------------------------- Ez dixwazim li pêş rûnim. 0
I want to sit in the middle. Ez--i-w--im ----avîn----n-m. E_ d_______ l_ n_____ r_____ E- d-x-a-i- l- n-v-n- r-n-m- ---------------------------- Ez dixwazim li navînê rûnim. 0
The film was exciting. F-----i-ke-e--n --. F___ b_ k______ b__ F-l- b- k-l-c-n b-. ------------------- Fîlm bi kelecan bû. 0
The film was not boring. Fî-m bê-n--ng-n----. F___ b_______ n_____ F-l- b-h-t-n- n-n-û- -------------------- Fîlm bêhnteng nînbû. 0
But the book on which the film was based was better. Lê --r--k--fî--- ba--i- --. L_ p______ f____ b_____ b__ L- p-r-û-a f-l-î b-ş-i- b-. --------------------------- Lê pirtûka fîlmî baştir bû. 0
How was the music? Muzîk ç--- b-? M____ ç___ b__ M-z-k ç-w- b-? -------------- Muzîk çawa bû? 0
How were the actors? Lîs--k--n --wa ---? L________ ç___ b___ L-s-i-v-n ç-w- b-n- ------------------- Lîstikvan çawa bûn? 0
Were there English subtitles? J---ni-î-a-Î------î-----? J_________ Î_______ h____ J-r-n-v-s- Î-g-l-z- h-b-? ------------------------- Jêrenivîsa Îngilîzî hebû? 0

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