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en At the restaurant 2   »   tl Sa restawran 2

30 [thirty]

At the restaurant 2

At the restaurant 2

30 [tatlumpu’t]

Sa restawran 2

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An apple juice, please. I-an--ap-l- j-i-e,-pak------ / --w-d----n- -akahi--i--g--s-ng---ple -u-----sal-ma-. I____ a____ j_____ p________ / P_____ b___ m________ n_ i____ a____ j_____ s_______ I-a-g a-p-e j-i-e- p-k-u-a-. / P-w-d- b-n- m-k-h-n-i n- i-a-g a-p-e j-i-e- s-l-m-t- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Isang apple juice, pakiusap. / Puwede bang makahingi ng isang apple juice, salamat. 0
A lemonade, please. Isang --mo-a--, -ak-us--.-/ P-wed---an- ----hin----g --ang -imon--a, --la---. I____ l________ p________ / P_____ b___ m________ n_ i____ l________ s_______ I-a-g l-m-n-d-, p-k-u-a-. / P-w-d- b-n- m-k-h-n-i n- i-a-g l-m-n-d-, s-l-m-t- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Isang limonada, pakiusap. / Puwede bang makahingi ng isang limonada, salamat. 0
A tomato juice, please. T-m--o--ui--- -akius--.-/ -uwede -a-- m-ka-in-- n--i-an--t---to--ui-e,-s-lama-. T_____ j_____ p________ / P_____ b___ m________ n_ i____ t_____ j_____ s_______ T-m-t- j-i-e- p-k-u-a-. / P-w-d- b-n- m-k-h-n-i n- i-a-g t-m-t- j-i-e- s-l-m-t- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Tomato juice, pakiusap. / Puwede bang makahingi ng isang tomato juice, salamat. 0
I’d like a glass of red wine. Gu----ko ng isa-g-b---n- -ed w-ne. G____ k_ n_ i____ b_____ r__ w____ G-s-o k- n- i-a-g b-s-n- r-d w-n-. ---------------------------------- Gusto ko ng isang basong red wine. 0
I’d like a glass of white wine. G-s-o-ko-ng isa-g--as--ng-w-it--w--e. G____ k_ n_ i____ b___ n_ w____ w____ G-s-o k- n- i-a-g b-s- n- w-i-e w-n-. ------------------------------------- Gusto ko ng isang baso ng white wine. 0
I’d like a bottle of champagne. Gu-t--k--n---sa-g -o-e-n- c--mpagne. G____ k_ n_ i____ b___ n_ c_________ G-s-o k- n- i-a-g b-t- n- c-a-p-g-e- ------------------------------------ Gusto ko ng isang bote ng champagne. 0
Do you like fish? G-st- mo b- n- is-a? G____ m_ b_ n_ i____ G-s-o m- b- n- i-d-? -------------------- Gusto mo ba ng isda? 0
Do you like beef? Gu----mo -- ng b-ka? G____ m_ b_ n_ b____ G-s-o m- b- n- b-k-? -------------------- Gusto mo ba ng baka? 0
Do you like pork? G--t- m---a--- --boy? G____ m_ b_ n_ b_____ G-s-o m- b- n- b-b-y- --------------------- Gusto mo ba ng baboy? 0
I’d like something without meat. Gus-- k--n- -----g-k---e. G____ k_ n_ w_____ k_____ G-s-o k- n- w-l-n- k-r-e- ------------------------- Gusto ko ng walang karne. 0
I’d like some mixed vegetables. G---o-k--n- ha------ong g-l-y. G____ k_ n_ h__________ g_____ G-s-o k- n- h-l---a-o-g g-l-y- ------------------------------ Gusto ko ng halu-halong gulay. 0
I’d like something that won’t take much time. G--to -o n--mabil-s--. G____ k_ n_ m_________ G-s-o k- n- m-b-l-s-n- ---------------------- Gusto ko ng mabilisan. 0
Would you like that with rice? Gu--o-----a--an -- ma--ka--ma-g--anin? G____ m_ b_ y__ n_ m__ k_______ k_____ G-s-o m- b- y-n n- m-y k-s-m-n- k-n-n- -------------------------------------- Gusto mo ba yan ng may kasamang kanin? 0
Would you like that with pasta? G--t---o--- y-n-ng m-y ka-a---- pa-t-? G____ m_ b_ y__ n_ m__ k_______ p_____ G-s-o m- b- y-n n- m-y k-s-m-n- p-s-a- -------------------------------------- Gusto mo ba yan ng may kasamang pasta? 0
Would you like that with potatoes? G--to------ -----g--a--k-s--a-- p----as? G____ m_ b_ y__ n_ m__ k_______ p_______ G-s-o m- b- y-n n- m-y k-s-m-n- p-t-t-s- ---------------------------------------- Gusto mo ba yan ng may kasamang patatas? 0
That doesn’t taste good. H-n-i iya- m-s-r--. H____ i___ m_______ H-n-i i-a- m-s-r-p- ------------------- Hindi iyan masarap. 0
The food is cold. Mala-ig--ng-pa-kai-. M______ a__ p_______ M-l-m-g a-g p-g-a-n- -------------------- Malamig ang pagkain. 0
I didn’t order this. H--di -t- an- -norder---. H____ i__ a__ i______ k__ H-n-i i-o a-g i-o-d-r k-. ------------------------- Hindi ito ang inorder ko. 0

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