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en In the kitchen   »   ms Di dalam dapur

19 [nineteen]

In the kitchen

In the kitchen

19 [sembilan belas]

Di dalam dapur

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Do you have a new kitchen? A-aka--aw-k m---unyai--ap-r-ba-ar-? A_____ a___ m________ d____ b______ A-a-a- a-a- m-m-u-y-i d-p-r b-h-r-? ----------------------------------- Adakah awak mempunyai dapur baharu? 0
What do you want to cook today? Aw-k h-n--k -as-k apa ha-- in-? A___ h_____ m____ a__ h___ i___ A-a- h-n-a- m-s-k a-a h-r- i-i- ------------------------------- Awak hendak masak apa hari ini? 0
Do you cook on an electric or a gas stove? A-a-ah-awa--------k de-ga- elek-rik-at-u-gas? A_____ a___ m______ d_____ e_______ a___ g___ A-a-a- a-a- m-m-s-k d-n-a- e-e-t-i- a-a- g-s- --------------------------------------------- Adakah awak memasak dengan elektrik atau gas? 0
Shall I cut the onions? Ha--s--- sa-a --m---n---awang? H_______ s___ m_______ b______ H-r-s-a- s-y- m-m-t-n- b-w-n-? ------------------------------ Haruskah saya memotong bawang? 0
Shall I peel the potatoes? H--us-a- s-y- me----as----t-ng? H_______ s___ m_______ k_______ H-r-s-a- s-y- m-n-u-a- k-n-a-g- ------------------------------- Haruskah saya mengupas kentang? 0
Shall I rinse the lettuce? H-ru-k-h --y---e-c--i-s--a-? H_______ s___ m______ s_____ H-r-s-a- s-y- m-n-u-i s-l-d- ---------------------------- Haruskah saya mencuci salad? 0
Where are the glasses? Di m-n-ka---ela-? D_ m______ g_____ D- m-n-k-h g-l-s- ----------------- Di manakah gelas? 0
Where are the dishes? D- ma-ak----in-g-n-ma--ku-? D_ m______ p______ m_______ D- m-n-k-h p-n-g-n m-n-k-k- --------------------------- Di manakah pinggan mangkuk? 0
Where is the cutlery / silverware (am.)? D---a--k-h----le--? D_ m______ k_______ D- m-n-k-h k-t-e-i- ------------------- Di manakah kutleri? 0
Do you have a tin opener / can opener (am.)? A-aka- --ak-m-----ya- pem-uka t--? A_____ a___ m________ p______ t___ A-a-a- a-a- m-m-u-y-i p-m-u-a t-n- ---------------------------------- Adakah awak mempunyai pembuka tin? 0
Do you have a bottle opener? A---ah-a-a- me-p--y---pemb--- bo--l? A_____ a___ m________ p______ b_____ A-a-a- a-a- m-m-u-y-i p-m-u-a b-t-l- ------------------------------------ Adakah awak mempunyai pembuka botol? 0
Do you have a corkscrew? Ada-a- -wak me-pun-a- ---u---nc--g-----a--s? A_____ a___ m________ s___ p_________ g_____ A-a-a- a-a- m-m-u-y-i s-r- p-n-u-g-i- g-b-s- -------------------------------------------- Adakah awak mempunyai skru pencungkil gabus? 0
Are you cooking the soup in this pot? Ada-a--awa--me-a-ak s-p-d---- ---i---i--? A_____ a___ m______ s__ d____ p_____ i___ A-a-a- a-a- m-m-s-k s-p d-l-m p-r-u- i-i- ----------------------------------------- Adakah awak memasak sup dalam periuk ini? 0
Are you frying the fish in this pan? A--ka- -w-k meng--r--g-ik-- dal------l--in-? A_____ a___ m_________ i___ d____ k____ i___ A-a-a- a-a- m-n-g-r-n- i-a- d-l-m k-a-i i-i- -------------------------------------------- Adakah awak menggoreng ikan dalam kuali ini? 0
Are you grilling the vegetables on this grill? Ad-k-h aw-k--e-angga-- -ay-r-sayu--n-d- ---- pa-gg----n i-u? A_____ a___ m_________ s____________ d_ a___ p_________ i___ A-a-a- a-a- m-m-n-g-n- s-y-r-s-y-r-n d- a-a- p-n-g-n-a- i-u- ------------------------------------------------------------ Adakah awak memanggang sayur-sayuran di atas panggangan itu? 0
I am setting the table. Saya-men--las-m-j-. S___ m_______ m____ S-y- m-n-a-a- m-j-. ------------------- Saya mengalas meja. 0
Here are the knives, the forks and the spoons. Di-s--- --a -isa-,-g-----d-n-sud-. D_ s___ a__ p_____ g____ d__ s____ D- s-n- a-a p-s-u- g-r-u d-n s-d-. ---------------------------------- Di sini ada pisau, garpu dan sudu. 0
Here are the glasses, the plates and the napkins. D------ ad----la-- -i---an-da-----k-n meja. D_ s___ a__ g_____ p______ d__ n_____ m____ D- s-n- a-a g-l-s- p-n-g-n d-n n-p-i- m-j-. ------------------------------------------- Di sini ada gelas, pinggan dan napkin meja. 0

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