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31 [thirty-one]

At the restaurant 3

At the restaurant 3

31 [trenta-u]

Al restaurant 3

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I would like a starter. Vol--i--un- e--ra--. V______ u__ e_______ V-l-r-a u-a e-t-a-a- -------------------- Voldria una entrada. 0
I would like a salad. Voldri--u-a-a--ni-a. V______ u__ a_______ V-l-r-a u-a a-a-i-a- -------------------- Voldria una amanida. 0
I would like a soup. V-ldr-a un- sopa. V______ u__ s____ V-l-r-a u-a s-p-. ----------------- Voldria una sopa. 0
I would like a dessert. Vo-dria -ne--p--tr--. V______ u___ p_______ V-l-r-a u-e- p-s-r-s- --------------------- Voldria unes postres. 0
I would like an ice cream with whipped cream. V--d--a un -elat--mb---ta. V______ u_ g____ a__ n____ V-l-r-a u- g-l-t a-b n-t-. -------------------------- Voldria un gelat amb nata. 0
I would like some fruit or cheese. Vol-r-- f--it- o-for-atg-. V______ f_____ o f________ V-l-r-a f-u-t- o f-r-a-g-. -------------------------- Voldria fruita o formatge. 0
We would like to have breakfast. (-os---re-)-vo--rí----s-o----. (__________ v_______ e________ (-o-a-t-e-) v-l-r-e- e-m-r-a-. ------------------------------ (Nosaltres) voldríem esmorzar. 0
We would like to have lunch. (N---l-r--) vo-d-í-- d--a-. (__________ v_______ d_____ (-o-a-t-e-) v-l-r-e- d-n-r- --------------------------- (Nosaltres) voldríem dinar. 0
We would like to have dinner. (Nos---re-- vo-dr-e----pa-. (__________ v_______ s_____ (-o-a-t-e-) v-l-r-e- s-p-r- --------------------------- (Nosaltres) voldríem sopar. 0
What would you like for breakfast? Qu- -o- --r -s----ar? Q__ v__ p__ e________ Q-è v-l p-r e-m-r-a-? --------------------- Què vol per esmorzar? 0
Rolls with jam and honey? Panets a---m--m--ada---m--? P_____ a__ m________ i m___ P-n-t- a-b m-l-e-a-a i m-l- --------------------------- Panets amb melmelada i mel? 0
Toast with sausage and cheese? T-rrad-s-a-b-s--s--xa-i f-r-a-ge? T_______ a__ s_______ i f________ T-r-a-e- a-b s-l-i-x- i f-r-a-g-? --------------------------------- Torrades amb salsitxa i formatge? 0
A boiled egg? Un o--pa---- -e- aig-a? U_ o_ p_____ p__ a_____ U- o- p-s-a- p-r a-g-a- ----------------------- Un ou passat per aigua? 0
A fried egg? Un -- --eg-t? U_ o_ f______ U- o- f-e-i-? ------------- Un ou fregit? 0
An omelette? Una-tr-i-a? U__ t______ U-a t-u-t-? ----------- Una truita? 0
Another yoghurt, please. U- a-t---i-gu-t---- u- ---u. U_ a____ i______ s_ u_ p____ U- a-t-e i-g-r-, s- u- p-a-. ---------------------------- Un altre iogurt, si us plau. 0
Some salt and pepper also, please. Un--m--a-m-- de-s------ebr-,-s--us pla-. U__ m___ m__ d_ s__ i p_____ s_ u_ p____ U-a m-c- m-s d- s-l i p-b-e- s- u- p-a-. ---------------------------------------- Una mica més de sal i pebre, si us plau. 0
Another glass of water, please. U- alt-e go- d’--gu----- -s -lau. U_ a____ g__ d_______ s_ u_ p____ U- a-t-e g-t d-a-g-a- s- u- p-a-. --------------------------------- Un altre got d’aigua, si us plau. 0

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