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en At the cinema   »   lv Kinoteātrī

45 [forty-five]

At the cinema

At the cinema

45 [četrdesmit pieci]

Kinoteātrī

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We want to go to the cinema. M-- g-i-a--aiz-----z ----. M__ g_____ a_____ u_ k____ M-s g-i-a- a-z-e- u- k-n-. -------------------------- Mēs gribam aiziet uz kino. 0
A good film is playing today. Š-d--- r-d--l--u---l-u. Š_____ r___ l___ f_____ Š-d-e- r-d- l-b- f-l-u- ----------------------- Šodien rāda labu filmu. 0
The film is brand new. F-lm---- ------m j-u-a. F____ i_ p______ j_____ F-l-a i- p-v-s-m j-u-a- ----------------------- Filma ir pavisam jauna. 0
Where is the cash register? Kur -- k-s-? K__ i_ k____ K-r i- k-s-? ------------ Kur ir kase? 0
Are seats still available? V-i -r -ē---rī-a- -i--a-? V__ i_ v__ b_____ v______ V-i i- v-l b-ī-a- v-e-a-? ------------------------- Vai ir vēl brīvas vietas? 0
How much are the admission tickets? C-k--aksā--e-j-s--iļet-s? C__ m____ i_____ b_______ C-k m-k-ā i-e-a- b-ļ-t-s- ------------------------- Cik maksā ieejas biļetes? 0
When does the show begin? Ci-o--s-kas---rād-? C____ s____ i______ C-k-s s-k-s i-r-d-? ------------------- Cikos sākas izrāde? 0
How long is the film? Ci----ra ir -i-ma? C__ g___ i_ f_____ C-k g-r- i- f-l-a- ------------------ Cik gara ir filma? 0
Can one reserve tickets? Vai var ---ervē- bi--te-? V__ v__ r_______ b_______ V-i v-r r-z-r-ē- b-ļ-t-s- ------------------------- Vai var rezervēt biļetes? 0
I want to sit at the back. Es v-l--------------gu-ē. E_ v____ s____ a_________ E- v-l-s s-d-t a-z-u-u-ē- ------------------------- Es vēlos sēdēt aizmugurē. 0
I want to sit at the front. Es v---- s-d------ekšā. E_ v____ s____ p_______ E- v-l-s s-d-t p-i-k-ā- ----------------------- Es vēlos sēdēt priekšā. 0
I want to sit in the middle. Es ----- -ē-ē- -id-. E_ v____ s____ v____ E- v-l-s s-d-t v-d-. -------------------- Es vēlos sēdēt vidū. 0
The film was exciting. F-l-a----- ai-raujo--. F____ b___ a__________ F-l-a b-j- a-z-a-j-š-. ---------------------- Filma bija aizraujoša. 0
The film was not boring. Fi-ma ---ij- gar---c--a. F____ n_____ g__________ F-l-a n-b-j- g-r-a-c-g-. ------------------------ Filma nebija garlaicīga. 0
But the book on which the film was based was better. Bet-gr-mata, -ē- -ura- ir -z-em-- f-l-a,-bi-a-lab-k-. B__ g_______ p__ k____ i_ u______ f_____ b___ l______ B-t g-ā-a-a- p-c k-r-s i- u-ņ-m-a f-l-a- b-j- l-b-k-. ----------------------------------------------------- Bet grāmata, pēc kuras ir uzņemta filma, bija labāka. 0
How was the music? K--- bi-a-mū--ka? K___ b___ m______ K-d- b-j- m-z-k-? ----------------- Kāda bija mūzika? 0
How were the actors? K-di b----ak--e-i? K___ b___ a_______ K-d- b-j- a-t-e-i- ------------------ Kādi bija aktieri? 0
Were there English subtitles? V-i-b-ja --t---angļu v-----? V__ b___ t____ a____ v______ V-i b-j- t-t-i a-g-u v-l-d-? ---------------------------- Vai bija titri angļu valodā? 0

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