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en At the restaurant 2   »   vi Ở trong quán ăn 2

30 [thirty]

At the restaurant 2

At the restaurant 2

30 [Ba mươi]

Ở trong quán ăn 2

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An apple juice, please. Mộ- c---- l---ư-c t---ạ! M__ c__ / l_ n___ t__ ạ_ M-t c-c / l- n-ớ- t-o ạ- ------------------------ Một cốc / ly nước táo ạ! 0
A lemonade, please. Một-cốc / -y -ư-- -h--h--! M__ c__ / l_ n___ c____ ạ_ M-t c-c / l- n-ớ- c-a-h ạ- -------------------------- Một cốc / ly nước chanh ạ! 0
A tomato juice, please. Mộ- cố- - ly-n-ớ---à -h----! M__ c__ / l_ n___ c_ c___ ạ_ M-t c-c / l- n-ớ- c- c-u- ạ- ---------------------------- Một cốc / ly nước cà chua ạ! 0
I’d like a glass of red wine. T-- m-ố----t----r--u v----đỏ. T__ m___ m__ l_ r___ v___ đ__ T-i m-ố- m-t l- r-ợ- v-n- đ-. ----------------------------- Tôi muốn một ly rượu vang đỏ. 0
I’d like a glass of white wine. Tô--m--- m----- r-ợ- van- -rắ-g. T__ m___ m__ l_ r___ v___ t_____ T-i m-ố- m-t l- r-ợ- v-n- t-ắ-g- -------------------------------- Tôi muốn một ly rượu vang trắng. 0
I’d like a bottle of champagne. Tô- --ốn -ộ--c----r-ợu-sâm---nh. T__ m___ m__ c___ r___ s__ b____ T-i m-ố- m-t c-a- r-ợ- s-m b-n-. -------------------------------- Tôi muốn một chai rượu sâm banh. 0
Do you like fish? Bạ- -ó -hí-h -- -h-n-? B__ c_ t____ c_ k_____ B-n c- t-í-h c- k-ô-g- ---------------------- Bạn có thích cá không? 0
Do you like beef? Bạ- -- th-ch--h-- ---k---g? B__ c_ t____ t___ b_ k_____ B-n c- t-í-h t-ị- b- k-ô-g- --------------------------- Bạn có thích thịt bò không? 0
Do you like pork? Bạ---- t--ch---ịt -ợ- - --o---ông? B__ c_ t____ t___ l__ / h__ k_____ B-n c- t-í-h t-ị- l-n / h-o k-ô-g- ---------------------------------- Bạn có thích thịt lợn / heo không? 0
I’d like something without meat. Tôi---ố---ó- -- ---n- ---th-t. T__ m___ m__ g_ k____ c_ t____ T-i m-ố- m-n g- k-ô-g c- t-ị-. ------------------------------ Tôi muốn món gì không có thịt. 0
I’d like some mixed vegetables. Tô- -u-- một-đ-a r-u. T__ m___ m__ đ__ r___ T-i m-ố- m-t đ-a r-u- --------------------- Tôi muốn một đĩa rau. 0
I’d like something that won’t take much time. T----uốn-mó- -ì-m- --ôn- ----lâu. T__ m___ m__ g_ m_ k____ c__ l___ T-i m-ố- m-n g- m- k-ô-g c-n l-u- --------------------------------- Tôi muốn món gì mà không cần lâu. 0
Would you like that with rice? Bạn -----ố- món ---v-i c-- --ô-g? B__ c_ m___ m__ đ_ v__ c__ k_____ B-n c- m-ố- m-n đ- v-i c-m k-ô-g- --------------------------------- Bạn có muốn món đó với cơm không? 0
Would you like that with pasta? B-n -ó---ốn --n đ- với----k-ô-g? B__ c_ m___ m__ đ_ v__ m_ k_____ B-n c- m-ố- m-n đ- v-i m- k-ô-g- -------------------------------- Bạn có muốn món đó với mì không? 0
Would you like that with potatoes? B---c- m-ốn-mó- -ó vớ-----a- tâ----ô--? B__ c_ m___ m__ đ_ v__ k____ t__ k_____ B-n c- m-ố- m-n đ- v-i k-o-i t-y k-ô-g- --------------------------------------- Bạn có muốn món đó với khoai tây không? 0
That doesn’t taste good. T-i -hô-g-t--ch---- đó. T__ k____ t____ m__ đ__ T-i k-ô-g t-í-h m-n đ-. ----------------------- Tôi không thích món đó. 0
The food is cold. Th---ă---g--i--ồ-. T___ ă_ n____ r___ T-ứ- ă- n-u-i r-i- ------------------ Thức ăn nguội rồi. 0
I didn’t order this. T-- đã--hông-----/ gọi-món đó. T__ đ_ k____ đ__ / g__ m__ đ__ T-i đ- k-ô-g đ-t / g-i m-n đ-. ------------------------------ Tôi đã không đặt / gọi món đó. 0

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