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em At the cinema   »   he ‫בקולנוע‬

45 [forty-five]

At the cinema

At the cinema

‫45 [ארבעים וחמש]‬

45 [arba'im w'xamesh]

‫בקולנוע‬

baqolno'a

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We want to go to the cinema. ‫-נ-נו-רוצי-------ל-ו---ע.‬ ‫_____ ר____ ל___ ל________ ‫-נ-נ- ר-צ-ם ל-כ- ל-ו-נ-ע-‬ --------------------------- ‫אנחנו רוצים ללכת לקולנוע.‬ 0
a-a-nu-rotsi- -alek--t ---o-no'a. a_____ r_____ l_______ l_________ a-a-n- r-t-i- l-l-k-e- l-q-l-o-a- --------------------------------- anaxnu rotsim lalekhet laqolno'a.
A good film is playing today. ‫-ער- מצי- ס-ט -וב.‬ ‫____ מ___ ס__ ט____ ‫-ע-ב מ-י- ס-ט ט-ב-‬ -------------------- ‫הערב מציג סרט טוב.‬ 0
ha'er-v-me-si---eret t--. h______ m_____ s____ t___ h-'-r-v m-t-i- s-r-t t-v- ------------------------- ha'erev metsig seret tov.
The film is brand new. ‫-סר--ח----גמרי-‬ ‫____ ח__ ל______ ‫-ס-ט ח-ש ל-מ-י-‬ ----------------- ‫הסרט חדש לגמרי.‬ 0
h--e------d-sh-lega-r-y. h______ x_____ l________ h-s-r-t x-d-s- l-g-m-e-. ------------------------ haseret xadash legamrey.
Where is the cash register? ‫הי----קו---‬ ‫____ ה______ ‫-י-ן ה-ו-ה-‬ ------------- ‫היכן הקופה?‬ 0
h-se-e--xadas- ---amr-y. h______ x_____ l________ h-s-r-t x-d-s- l-g-m-e-. ------------------------ haseret xadash legamrey.
Are seats still available? ‫---ע--ין -ק--ות-‬ ‫__ ע____ מ_______ ‫-ש ע-י-ן מ-ו-ו-?- ------------------ ‫יש עדיין מקומות?‬ 0
ha-eret xa--s--lega-rey. h______ x_____ l________ h-s-r-t x-d-s- l-g-m-e-. ------------------------ haseret xadash legamrey.
How much are the admission tickets? ‫כ-ה -ו-ה ----ס?‬ ‫___ ע___ כ______ ‫-מ- ע-ל- כ-ט-ס-‬ ----------------- ‫כמה עולה כרטיס?‬ 0
h-yk----h-qu-ah? h______ h_______ h-y-h-n h-q-p-h- ---------------- heykhan haqupah?
When does the show begin? ‫-תי מת-י-----ט?‬ ‫___ מ____ ה_____ ‫-ת- מ-ח-ל ה-ר-?- ----------------- ‫מתי מתחיל הסרט?‬ 0
hey-han h--u--h? h______ h_______ h-y-h-n h-q-p-h- ---------------- heykhan haqupah?
How long is the film? ‫מ- -ו---ה--ט?‬ ‫__ א___ ה_____ ‫-ה א-ר- ה-ר-?- --------------- ‫מה אורך הסרט?‬ 0
h--kh-- h--up--? h______ h_______ h-y-h-n h-q-p-h- ---------------- heykhan haqupah?
Can one reserve tickets? ‫א-ש- --זמ---כרט--ים?‬ ‫____ ל_____ כ________ ‫-פ-ר ל-ז-י- כ-ט-ס-ם-‬ ---------------------- ‫אפשר להזמין כרטיסים?‬ 0
ye-h ---i- --q-m--? y___ a____ m_______ y-s- a-a-n m-q-m-t- ------------------- yesh adain meqomot?
I want to sit at the back. ‫אני-ר-צ-----ת מ---ר.‬ ‫___ ר___ ל___ מ______ ‫-נ- ר-צ- ל-ב- מ-ח-ר-‬ ---------------------- ‫אני רוצה לשבת מאחור.‬ 0
y----adai- meq-m-t? y___ a____ m_______ y-s- a-a-n m-q-m-t- ------------------- yesh adain meqomot?
I want to sit at the front. ‫א-י-ר-צ-----ת-מ-די---‬ ‫___ ר___ ל___ מ_______ ‫-נ- ר-צ- ל-ב- מ-ד-מ-.- ----------------------- ‫אני רוצה לשבת מקדימה.‬ 0
yesh -da-- -e--m-t? y___ a____ m_______ y-s- a-a-n m-q-m-t- ------------------- yesh adain meqomot?
I want to sit in the middle. ‫אנ---ו-ה ---- ------‬ ‫___ ר___ ל___ ב______ ‫-נ- ר-צ- ל-ב- ב-מ-ע-‬ ---------------------- ‫אני רוצה לשבת באמצע.‬ 0
k-m-- -le------i-? k____ o___ k______ k-m-h o-e- k-r-i-? ------------------ kamah oleh kartis?
The film was exciting. ‫-סר--ה----עניין.‬ ‫____ ה__ מ_______ ‫-ס-ט ה-ה מ-נ-י-.- ------------------ ‫הסרט היה מעניין.‬ 0
ka--- -l-h ---t-s? k____ o___ k______ k-m-h o-e- k-r-i-? ------------------ kamah oleh kartis?
The film was not boring. ‫-סר--ל- היה מ-ע-ם.‬ ‫____ ל_ ה__ מ______ ‫-ס-ט ל- ה-ה מ-ע-ם-‬ -------------------- ‫הסרט לא היה משעמם.‬ 0
ka------eh k-----? k____ o___ k______ k-m-h o-e- k-r-i-? ------------------ kamah oleh kartis?
But the book on which the film was based was better. ‫--ל-ה--ר שעליו -סר- ---ס- ה-- ט-ב י---.‬ ‫___ ה___ ש____ ה___ מ____ ה__ ט__ י_____ ‫-ב- ה-פ- ש-ל-ו ה-ר- מ-ו-ס ה-ה ט-ב י-ת-.- ----------------------------------------- ‫אבל הספר שעליו הסרט מבוסס היה טוב יותר.‬ 0
m-ta--ma-xi- h-----t? m____ m_____ h_______ m-t-y m-t-i- h-s-r-t- --------------------- matay matxil haseret?
How was the music? ‫--- ה--ת--ה-----ה?‬ ‫___ ה____ ה________ ‫-י- ה-י-ה ה-ו-י-ה-‬ -------------------- ‫איך הייתה המוסיקה?‬ 0
m---y--a-x-l -as----? m____ m_____ h_______ m-t-y m-t-i- h-s-r-t- --------------------- matay matxil haseret?
How were the actors? ‫--ך-היו---ח----?‬ ‫___ ה__ ה________ ‫-י- ה-ו ה-ח-נ-ם-‬ ------------------ ‫איך היו השחקנים?‬ 0
ma-ay--at-il-h--e-et? m____ m_____ h_______ m-t-y m-t-i- h-s-r-t- --------------------- matay matxil haseret?
Were there English subtitles? ‫היו--תו-י-- בא-ג--ת?‬ ‫___ כ______ ב________ ‫-י- כ-ו-י-ת ב-נ-ל-ת-‬ ---------------------- ‫היו כתוביות באנגלית?‬ 0
m-h -rek---asere-? m__ o____ h_______ m-h o-e-h h-s-r-t- ------------------ mah orekh haseret?

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