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en At the cinema   »   sl V kinu

45 [forty-five]

At the cinema

At the cinema

45 [petinštirideset]

V kinu

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We want to go to the cinema. Ra---(----)-bi-šl- (-le- --k---. R___ (_____ b_ š__ (____ v k____ R-d- (-a-e- b- š-i (-l-) v k-n-. -------------------------------- Radi (Rade) bi šli (šle) v kino. 0
A good film is playing today. D---s -- na --ored-------be----l-. D____ j_ n_ s______ e_ d____ f____ D-n-s j- n- s-o-e-u e- d-b-r f-l-. ---------------------------------- Danes je na sporedu en dober film. 0
The film is brand new. To-j- ---to-no- fi--. T_ j_ č____ n__ f____ T- j- č-s-o n-v f-l-. --------------------- To je čisto nov film. 0
Where is the cash register? K-e-je b---a---? K__ j_ b________ K-e j- b-a-a-n-? ---------------- Kje je blagajna? 0
Are seats still available? Al- -o--e p-o-ta-me-ta? A__ s_ š_ p_____ m_____ A-i s- š- p-o-t- m-s-a- ----------------------- Ali so še prosta mesta? 0
How much are the admission tickets? K-li----t-nej---st-p-ic-? K_____ s______ v_________ K-l-k- s-a-e-o v-t-p-i-e- ------------------------- Koliko stanejo vstopnice? 0
When does the show begin? K--j -e za--e -redst-v-? K___ s_ z____ p_________ K-a- s- z-č-e p-e-s-a-a- ------------------------ Kdaj se začne predstava? 0
How long is the film? K-ko -o-go -r----fil-? K___ d____ t____ f____ K-k- d-l-o t-a-a f-l-? ---------------------- Kako dolgo traja film? 0
Can one reserve tickets? A-i--e-la-ko-rez---i-- -sto---c-? A__ s_ l____ r________ v_________ A-i s- l-h-o r-z-r-i-a v-t-p-i-e- --------------------------------- Ali se lahko rezervira vstopnice? 0
I want to sit at the back. R--(a- bi-se-e---- -a-aj. R_____ b_ s_______ z_____ R-d-a- b- s-d-l-a- z-d-j- ------------------------- Rad(a) bi sedel(a) zadaj. 0
I want to sit at the front. Ra-(---b--sede--a- spre-aj. R_____ b_ s_______ s_______ R-d-a- b- s-d-l-a- s-r-d-j- --------------------------- Rad(a) bi sedel(a) spredaj. 0
I want to sit in the middle. R--(a- -i--ede---- v --e-i-i. R_____ b_ s_______ v s_______ R-d-a- b- s-d-l-a- v s-e-i-i- ----------------------------- Rad(a) bi sedel(a) v sredini. 0
The film was exciting. Film----bi---a---. F___ j_ b__ n_____ F-l- j- b-l n-p-t- ------------------ Film je bil napet. 0
The film was not boring. Fi---ni-b------g-č-s-n. F___ n_ b__ d__________ F-l- n- b-l d-l-o-a-e-. ----------------------- Film ni bil dolgočasen. 0
But the book on which the film was based was better. V-nd-r--e bi-- -nji--,-po kat-----e-bil-pos--t-fi-m,------a. V_____ j_ b___ k______ p_ k_____ j_ b__ p_____ f____ b______ V-n-a- j- b-l- k-j-g-, p- k-t-r- j- b-l p-s-e- f-l-, b-l-š-. ------------------------------------------------------------ Vendar je bila knjiga, po kateri je bil posnet film, boljša. 0
How was the music? Kak-n---e------gl-sba? K_____ j_ b___ g______ K-k-n- j- b-l- g-a-b-? ---------------------- Kakšna je bila glasba? 0
How were the actors? K-kšn--s--bili igr---i? K_____ s_ b___ i_______ K-k-n- s- b-l- i-r-l-i- ----------------------- Kakšni so bili igralci? 0
Were there English subtitles? S- bi-i podn----v----an-l-š-i-i? S_ b___ p_________ v a__________ S- b-l- p-d-a-l-v- v a-g-e-č-n-? -------------------------------- So bili podnaslovi v angleščini? 0

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