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en At the cinema   »   nn På kino

45 [forty-five]

At the cinema

At the cinema

45 [førtifem]

På kino

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We want to go to the cinema. V- sk-l -å---no. V_ s___ p_ k____ V- s-a- p- k-n-. ---------------- Vi skal på kino. 0
A good film is playing today. I ----går -e---in god --lm. I d__ g__ d__ e__ g__ f____ I d-g g-r d-t e-n g-d f-l-. --------------------------- I dag går det ein god film. 0
The film is brand new. Fil--n -r he--t---. F_____ e_ h____ n__ F-l-e- e- h-i-t n-. ------------------- Filmen er heilt ny. 0
Where is the cash register? Kv-r-----a-s-? K___ e_ k_____ K-a- e- k-s-a- -------------- Kvar er kassa? 0
Are seats still available? Er--e--l-------la-sar? E_ d__ l_____ p_______ E- d-t l-d-g- p-a-s-r- ---------------------- Er det ledige plassar? 0
How much are the admission tickets? Kv- k-s-a- ---l-tt--? K__ k_____ b_________ K-a k-s-a- b-l-e-t-n- --------------------- Kva kostar billetten? 0
When does the show begin? N-- -y---r -ores-i-l-ng-? N__ b_____ f_____________ N-r b-r-a- f-r-s-i-l-n-a- ------------------------- Når byrjar forestillinga? 0
How long is the film? Kor--e--e-va--r ---men? K__ l____ v____ f______ K-r l-n-e v-r-r f-l-e-? ----------------------- Kor lenge varar filmen? 0
Can one reserve tickets? K-n-v- -es---e-----l-e----? K__ v_ r________ b_________ K-n v- r-s-r-e-e b-l-e-t-r- --------------------------- Kan vi reservere billettar? 0
I want to sit at the back. Eg v-- --t-- -ak. E_ v__ s____ b___ E- v-l s-t-e b-k- ----------------- Eg vil sitje bak. 0
I want to sit at the front. E- --- -it-- fr--m-. E_ v__ s____ f______ E- v-l s-t-e f-a-m-. -------------------- Eg vil sitje framme. 0
I want to sit in the middle. Eg--i- s---- - --dt-n. E_ v__ s____ i m______ E- v-l s-t-e i m-d-e-. ---------------------- Eg vil sitje i midten. 0
The film was exciting. F--m---v-r-spe---nd-. F_____ v__ s_________ F-l-e- v-r s-e-n-n-e- --------------------- Filmen var spennande. 0
The film was not boring. Fil--- v-r -kk-- kj-d--eg. F_____ v__ i____ k________ F-l-e- v-r i-k-e k-e-e-e-. -------------------------- Filmen var ikkje kjedeleg. 0
But the book on which the film was based was better. Men --ka---- f-lme--v-- --t-e. M__ b___ t__ f_____ v__ b_____ M-n b-k- t-l f-l-e- v-r b-t-e- ------------------------------ Men boka til filmen var betre. 0
How was the music? K-r---- var -us-kken? K______ v__ m________ K-r-e-s v-r m-s-k-e-? --------------------- Korleis var musikken? 0
How were the actors? K-r-eis-va- --o-e-pela-ane? K______ v__ s______________ K-r-e-s v-r s-o-e-p-l-r-n-? --------------------------- Korleis var skodespelarane? 0
Were there English subtitles? V---de--------k--ekstin-? V__ d__ e______ t________ V-r d-t e-g-l-k t-k-t-n-? ------------------------- Var det engelsk teksting? 0

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