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em At the restaurant 3   »   ms Di restoran 3

31 [thirty-one]

At the restaurant 3

At the restaurant 3

31 [tiga puluh satu]

Di restoran 3

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I would like a starter. S-ya---h---em-uka--e--ra. S___ m___ p______ s______ S-y- m-h- p-m-u-a s-l-r-. ------------------------- Saya mahu pembuka selera. 0
I would like a salad. S--a ---u------. S___ m___ s_____ S-y- m-h- s-l-d- ---------------- Saya mahu salad. 0
I would like a soup. Sa-a -ahu -u-. S___ m___ s___ S-y- m-h- s-p- -------------- Saya mahu sup. 0
I would like a dessert. Sa---m-hu--e--u-i m--ut. S___ m___ p______ m_____ S-y- m-h- p-n-u-i m-l-t- ------------------------ Saya mahu pencuci mulut. 0
I would like an ice cream with whipped cream. S--a mah--a--kr-m----ga--kr-m put--. S___ m___ a______ d_____ k___ p_____ S-y- m-h- a-s-r-m d-n-a- k-i- p-t-r- ------------------------------------ Saya mahu aiskrim dengan krim putar. 0
I would like some fruit or cheese. Say- m-hu --a--a--u k--u. S___ m___ b___ a___ k____ S-y- m-h- b-a- a-a- k-j-. ------------------------- Saya mahu buah atau keju. 0
We would like to have breakfast. Kam--m--- ma-a- sa-----. K___ m___ m____ s_______ K-m- m-h- m-k-n s-r-p-n- ------------------------ Kami mahu makan sarapan. 0
We would like to have lunch. K----m--- ma-an teng---h-r-. K___ m___ m____ t_____ h____ K-m- m-h- m-k-n t-n-a- h-r-. ---------------------------- Kami mahu makan tengah hari. 0
We would like to have dinner. Kami-m-----a----m-la-. K___ m___ m____ m_____ K-m- m-h- m-k-n m-l-m- ---------------------- Kami mahu makan malam. 0
What would you like for breakfast? Apakah-------nd---ah------k s-ra---? A_____ y___ a___ m___ u____ s_______ A-a-a- y-n- a-d- m-h- u-t-k s-r-p-n- ------------------------------------ Apakah yang anda mahu untuk sarapan? 0
Rolls with jam and honey? Ba- -e--an-je- -a- m---? B__ d_____ j__ d__ m____ B-n d-n-a- j-m d-n m-d-? ------------------------ Ban dengan jem dan madu? 0
Toast with sausage and cheese? Rot--ba-ar--e---- ---e---an keju? R___ b____ d_____ s____ d__ k____ R-t- b-k-r d-n-a- s-s-j d-n k-j-? --------------------------------- Roti bakar dengan sosej dan keju? 0
A boiled egg? T-lur---b--? T____ r_____ T-l-r r-b-s- ------------ Telur rebus? 0
A fried egg? Telu- ---e--? T____ g______ T-l-r g-r-n-? ------------- Telur goreng? 0
An omelette? T-lur -a--r? T____ d_____ T-l-r d-d-r- ------------ Telur dadar? 0
Another yoghurt, please. Tolo---ta-ba-kan yo-ur- --g-. T_____ t________ y_____ l____ T-l-n- t-m-a-k-n y-g-r- l-g-. ----------------------------- Tolong tambahkan yogurt lagi. 0
Some salt and pepper also, please. T--o-- ---b--ka- gar-m--a---ad- s--a-. T_____ t________ g____ d__ l___ s_____ T-l-n- t-m-a-k-n g-r-m d-n l-d- s-l-h- -------------------------------------- Tolong tambahkan garam dan lada sulah. 0
Another glass of water, please. Tol-ng--am--hkan-s-g-l-s-a-- lag-. T_____ t________ s______ a__ l____ T-l-n- t-m-a-k-n s-g-l-s a-r l-g-. ---------------------------------- Tolong tambahkan segelas air lagi. 0

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