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45 [forty-five]

At the cinema

At the cinema

45 [nelikümmend viis]

Kinos

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We want to go to the cinema. M--t-ha--i----inn-. M- t-------- k----- M- t-h-k-i-e k-n-o- ------------------- Me tahaksime kinno. 0
A good film is playing today. T-na --ok--b --a--i--. T--- j------ h-- f---- T-n- j-o-s-b h-a f-l-. ---------------------- Täna jookseb hea film. 0
The film is brand new. S-- --l--o--täies-i----. S-- f--- o- t------ u--- S-e f-l- o- t-i-s-i u-s- ------------------------ See film on täiesti uus. 0
Where is the cash register? K-- on--a--a? K-- o- k----- K-s o- k-s-a- ------------- Kus on kassa? 0
Are seats still available? K----n--eel--abu -ohti? K-- o- v--- v--- k----- K-s o- v-e- v-b- k-h-i- ----------------------- Kas on veel vabu kohti? 0
How much are the admission tickets? K-i-p-l-u ma-----d-p-l-tid? K-- p---- m------- p------- K-i p-l-u m-k-a-a- p-l-t-d- --------------------------- Kui palju maksavad piletid? 0
When does the show begin? M-l-al s-an-s --g-b? M----- s----- a----- M-l-a- s-a-s- a-g-b- -------------------- Millal seanss algab? 0
How long is the film? K-i-k--a--ilm ---tab? K-- k--- f--- k------ K-i k-u- f-l- k-s-a-? --------------------- Kui kaua film kestab? 0
Can one reserve tickets? Kas-pil-te-d--aab re------ri-a? K-- p------- s--- r------------ K-s p-l-t-i- s-a- r-s-r-e-r-d-? ------------------------------- Kas pileteid saab reserveerida? 0
I want to sit at the back. Ma s--v--- tag- i--u-a. M- s------ t--- i------ M- s-o-i-s t-g- i-t-d-. ----------------------- Ma sooviks taga istuda. 0
I want to sit at the front. M--so---ks -es-i--uda. M- s------ e-- i------ M- s-o-i-s e-s i-t-d-. ---------------------- Ma sooviks ees istuda. 0
I want to sit in the middle. M--s-o-i-- ke--e---stu--. M- s------ k----- i------ M- s-o-i-s k-s-e- i-t-d-. ------------------------- Ma sooviks keskel istuda. 0
The film was exciting. Fil- -l- -õn--. F--- o-- p----- F-l- o-i p-n-v- --------------- Film oli põnev. 0
The film was not boring. F--m-ei ol-ud i---. F--- e- o---- i---- F-l- e- o-n-d i-a-. ------------------- Film ei olnud igav. 0
But the book on which the film was based was better. Aga -a-m-- oli-pa--m --i -il-. A-- r----- o-- p---- k-- f---- A-a r-a-a- o-i p-r-m k-i f-l-. ------------------------------ Aga raamat oli parem kui film. 0
How was the music? K------mu--i-a ---? K----- m------ o--- K-i-a- m-u-i-a o-i- ------------------- Kuidas muusika oli? 0
How were the actors? Kuidas --it-ej-d o-id? K----- n-------- o---- K-i-a- n-i-l-j-d o-i-? ---------------------- Kuidas näitlejad olid? 0
Were there English subtitles? Kas i-----e-eel-ei- s-bt----e-- -l-? K-- i-------------- s---------- o--- K-s i-g-i-e-e-l-e-d s-b-i-t-e-d o-i- ------------------------------------ Kas inglisekeelseid subtiitreid oli? 0

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