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31 [thirty-one]

At the restaurant 3

At the restaurant 3

31 [thirty-one]

At the restaurant 3

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I would like a starter. I w-uld l-k-----ta-t-r. I w____ l___ a s_______ I w-u-d l-k- a s-a-t-r- ----------------------- I would like a starter. 0
I would like a salad. I --u-----ke-a -al--. I w____ l___ a s_____ I w-u-d l-k- a s-l-d- --------------------- I would like a salad. 0
I would like a soup. I-wo-ld -ike a ---p. I w____ l___ a s____ I w-u-d l-k- a s-u-. -------------------- I would like a soup. 0
I would like a dessert. I--ou-d -i-- a---ss---. I w____ l___ a d_______ I w-u-d l-k- a d-s-e-t- ----------------------- I would like a dessert. 0
I would like an ice cream with whipped cream. I-wo-ld --k- -n---e ----- -i-------pe--c-eam. I w____ l___ a_ i__ c____ w___ w______ c_____ I w-u-d l-k- a- i-e c-e-m w-t- w-i-p-d c-e-m- --------------------------------------------- I would like an ice cream with whipped cream. 0
I would like some fruit or cheese. I--o--d li-- -om- ----t or c-e-se. I w____ l___ s___ f____ o_ c______ I w-u-d l-k- s-m- f-u-t o- c-e-s-. ---------------------------------- I would like some fruit or cheese. 0
We would like to have breakfast. We w-u-----ke--o--ave-bre--fast. W_ w____ l___ t_ h___ b_________ W- w-u-d l-k- t- h-v- b-e-k-a-t- -------------------------------- We would like to have breakfast. 0
We would like to have lunch. We w-ul- l-k-----h-ve-l-n-h. W_ w____ l___ t_ h___ l_____ W- w-u-d l-k- t- h-v- l-n-h- ---------------------------- We would like to have lunch. 0
We would like to have dinner. We-woul--l-ke-to have -in--r. W_ w____ l___ t_ h___ d______ W- w-u-d l-k- t- h-v- d-n-e-. ----------------------------- We would like to have dinner. 0
What would you like for breakfast? Wha--wo-ld y-- l-k--f-- bre---ast? W___ w____ y__ l___ f__ b_________ W-a- w-u-d y-u l-k- f-r b-e-k-a-t- ---------------------------------- What would you like for breakfast? 0
Rolls with jam and honey? R-----with --m-a-----n-y? R____ w___ j__ a__ h_____ R-l-s w-t- j-m a-d h-n-y- ------------------------- Rolls with jam and honey? 0
Toast with sausage and cheese? T--s--w----sa-sag--and ----se? T____ w___ s______ a__ c______ T-a-t w-t- s-u-a-e a-d c-e-s-? ------------------------------ Toast with sausage and cheese? 0
A boiled egg? A--oiled-e--? A b_____ e___ A b-i-e- e-g- ------------- A boiled egg? 0
A fried egg? A fried-egg? A f____ e___ A f-i-d e-g- ------------ A fried egg? 0
An omelette? An-om--ett-? A_ o________ A- o-e-e-t-? ------------ An omelette? 0
Another yoghurt, please. Anoth-r---g--r------ase. A______ y_______ p______ A-o-h-r y-g-u-t- p-e-s-. ------------------------ Another yoghurt, please. 0
Some salt and pepper also, please. Som----l----d-p-p-e--a-s----l-a--. S___ s___ a__ p_____ a____ p______ S-m- s-l- a-d p-p-e- a-s-, p-e-s-. ---------------------------------- Some salt and pepper also, please. 0
Another glass of water, please. A-ot-e--g---s -f wat--, p---s-. A______ g____ o_ w_____ p______ A-o-h-r g-a-s o- w-t-r- p-e-s-. ------------------------------- Another glass of water, please. 0

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