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en At the cinema   »   px No cinema

45 [forty-five]

At the cinema

At the cinema

45 [quarenta e cinco]

No cinema

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We want to go to the cinema. N-s q-er--o- i---- -in-ma. N__ q_______ i_ a_ c______ N-s q-e-e-o- i- a- c-n-m-. -------------------------- Nós queremos ir ao cinema. 0
A good film is playing today. Ho-e-t-- u- -om f-l-e-em--a---z. H___ t__ u_ b__ f____ e_ c______ H-j- t-m u- b-m f-l-e e- c-r-a-. -------------------------------- Hoje tem um bom filme em cartaz. 0
The film is brand new. O--il-- - -- -a-çam-n-o. O f____ é u_ l__________ O f-l-e é u- l-n-a-e-t-. ------------------------ O filme é um lançamento. 0
Where is the cash register? On---fi---- bil--t----? O___ f___ a b__________ O-d- f-c- a b-l-e-e-i-? ----------------------- Onde fica a bilheteria? 0
Are seats still available? Ain-- te- -ugar--? A____ t__ l_______ A-n-a t-m l-g-r-s- ------------------ Ainda tem lugares? 0
How much are the admission tickets? Qu------us-am-o----gr---os? Q_____ c_____ o_ i_________ Q-a-t- c-s-a- o- i-g-e-s-s- --------------------------- Quanto custam os ingressos? 0
When does the show begin? Qua-do-c-me-- ----s-ão? Q_____ c_____ a s______ Q-a-d- c-m-ç- a s-s-ã-? ----------------------- Quando começa a sessão? 0
How long is the film? Q-an-- t-mpo-d-m--a - fil-e? Q_____ t____ d_____ o f_____ Q-a-t- t-m-o d-m-r- o f-l-e- ---------------------------- Quanto tempo demora o filme? 0
Can one reserve tickets? P-de-se-r----v-r--n--e-s--? P___ s_ r_______ i_________ P-d- s- r-s-r-a- i-g-e-s-s- --------------------------- Pode se reservar ingressos? 0
I want to sit at the back. Eu-q---- -e s--ta---t--s. E_ q____ m_ s_____ a_____ E- q-e-o m- s-n-a- a-r-s- ------------------------- Eu quero me sentar atrás. 0
I want to sit at the front. E---ue-- ---s-ntar-à---ente. E_ q____ m_ s_____ à f______ E- q-e-o m- s-n-a- à f-e-t-. ---------------------------- Eu quero me sentar à frente. 0
I want to sit in the middle. E---u--o -- -ent---------o. E_ q____ m_ s_____ n_ m____ E- q-e-o m- s-n-a- n- m-i-. --------------------------- Eu quero me sentar no meio. 0
The film was exciting. O film--foi-e--c--na-t-. O f____ f__ e___________ O f-l-e f-i e-o-i-n-n-e- ------------------------ O filme foi emocionante. 0
The film was not boring. O fi--- não f-i ---s---vo. O f____ n__ f__ c_________ O f-l-e n-o f-i c-n-a-i-o- -------------------------- O filme não foi cansativo. 0
But the book on which the film was based was better. Mas --l--r---o-f---e -o- --lho-. M__ o l____ d_ f____ f__ m______ M-s o l-v-o d- f-l-e f-i m-l-o-. -------------------------------- Mas o livro do filme foi melhor. 0
How was the music? O -ue-a-h---d---ú-ica? O q__ a____ d_ m______ O q-e a-h-u d- m-s-c-? ---------------------- O que achou da música? 0
How were the actors? O -u- --h-u--o--atores? O q__ a____ d__ a______ O q-e a-h-u d-s a-o-e-? ----------------------- O que achou dos atores? 0
Were there English subtitles? Ha--a-l-gen--s em -ng-ê-? H____ l_______ e_ i______ H-v-a l-g-n-a- e- i-g-ê-? ------------------------- Havia legendas em inglês? 0

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