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en At the cinema   »   sq Nё kinema

45 [forty-five]

At the cinema

At the cinema

45 [dyzetёepesё]

Nё kinema

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We want to go to the cinema. Duam-tё---koj-ё nё-k---ma. D___ t_ s______ n_ k______ D-a- t- s-k-j-ё n- k-n-m-. -------------------------- Duam tё shkojmё nё kinema. 0
A good film is playing today. So-----aqe- n---f-lm-i----u-. S__ s______ n__ f___ i b_____ S-t s-f-q-t n-ё f-l- i b-k-r- ----------------------------- Sot shfaqet njё film i bukur. 0
The film is brand new. Fi-m-----t- --ej- i-ri. F____ ё____ k____ i r__ F-l-i ё-h-ё k-e-t i r-. ----------------------- Filmi ёshtё krejt i ri. 0
Where is the cash register? K--ёsh-- -rka? K_ ё____ a____ K- ё-h-ё a-k-? -------------- Ku ёshtё arka? 0
Are seats still available? A-k- vende-t- -i--? A k_ v____ t_ l____ A k- v-n-e t- l-r-? ------------------- A ka vende tё lira? 0
How much are the admission tickets? Sa kus---jnё-b------ -ёr----fu-u- brend-? S_ k________ b______ p__ t_ f____ b______ S- k-s-t-j-ё b-l-t-t p-r t- f-t-r b-e-d-? ----------------------------------------- Sa kushtojnё biletat pёr tu futur brenda? 0
When does the show begin? K-r-f-l--n-s-f--ja? K__ f_____ s_______ K-r f-l-o- s-f-q-a- ------------------- Kur fillon shfaqja? 0
How long is the film? Sa -g--- fil--? S_ z____ f_____ S- z-j-t f-l-i- --------------- Sa zgjat filmi? 0
Can one reserve tickets? A mun---ё r-ze-vo-en --l-ta-? A m___ t_ r_________ b_______ A m-n- t- r-z-r-o-e- b-l-t-t- ----------------------------- A mund tё rezervohen biletat? 0
I want to sit at the back. D----ё u-em--br-pa. D__ t_ u___ m______ D-a t- u-e- m-r-p-. ------------------- Dua tё ulem mbrapa. 0
I want to sit at the front. D-- t- u-em-pa--. D__ t_ u___ p____ D-a t- u-e- p-r-. ----------------- Dua tё ulem para. 0
I want to sit in the middle. D-a t- u-em--- -es. D__ t_ u___ n_ m___ D-a t- u-e- n- m-s- ------------------- Dua tё ulem nё mes. 0
The film was exciting. Filmi-i--t--tё--eqёs. F____ i____ t________ F-l-i i-h-e t-r-e-ё-. --------------------- Filmi ishte tёrheqёs. 0
The film was not boring. F--m--s’-sh-e i--ёrzit--ё-. F____ s______ i m__________ F-l-i s-i-h-e i m-r-i-s-ё-. --------------------------- Filmi s’ishte i mёrzitshёm. 0
But the book on which the film was based was better. P-r ---ri--b--fi-m-n-is-t- ---- --r-. P__ l____ m__ f_____ i____ m_ i m____ P-r l-b-i m-i f-l-i- i-h-e m- i m-r-. ------------------------------------- Por libri mbi filmin ishte mё i mirё. 0
How was the music? S- ---d-- ------? S_ t_ d__ m______ S- t- d-k m-z-k-? ----------------- Si tu duk muzika? 0
How were the actors? S- i-hi------r-t? S_ i____ a_______ S- i-h-n a-t-r-t- ----------------- Si ishin aktorёt? 0
Were there English subtitles? A -ishte t---a-nё-an--is-t? A k_____ t____ n_ a________ A k-s-t- t-t-a n- a-g-i-h-? --------------------------- A kishte titra nё anglisht? 0

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