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en At the restaurant 3   »   de Im Restaurant 3

31 [thirty-one]

At the restaurant 3

At the restaurant 3

31 [einunddreißig]

Im Restaurant 3

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I would like a starter. Ic--m--h----i-e V-----i-e. I__ m_____ e___ V_________ I-h m-c-t- e-n- V-r-p-i-e- -------------------------- Ich möchte eine Vorspeise. 0
I would like a salad. Ic- -ö---e-e---- Sa-at. I__ m_____ e____ S_____ I-h m-c-t- e-n-n S-l-t- ----------------------- Ich möchte einen Salat. 0
I would like a soup. I-- m-ch-e e--- ----e. I__ m_____ e___ S_____ I-h m-c-t- e-n- S-p-e- ---------------------- Ich möchte eine Suppe. 0
I would like a dessert. Ic---öcht--e--en-Nac------. I__ m_____ e____ N_________ I-h m-c-t- e-n-n N-c-t-s-h- --------------------------- Ich möchte einen Nachtisch. 0
I would like an ice cream with whipped cream. Ic---ö--t--e-------m-t -ahne. I__ m_____ e__ E__ m__ S_____ I-h m-c-t- e-n E-s m-t S-h-e- ----------------------------- Ich möchte ein Eis mit Sahne. 0
I would like some fruit or cheese. Ic- ---h-e ---- od-r-----. I__ m_____ O___ o___ K____ I-h m-c-t- O-s- o-e- K-s-. -------------------------- Ich möchte Obst oder Käse. 0
We would like to have breakfast. Wir--ö-h-e---r--st--ken. W__ m______ f___________ W-r m-c-t-n f-ü-s-ü-k-n- ------------------------ Wir möchten frühstücken. 0
We would like to have lunch. W-- mö---e---- ----ag e-se-. W__ m______ z_ M_____ e_____ W-r m-c-t-n z- M-t-a- e-s-n- ---------------------------- Wir möchten zu Mittag essen. 0
We would like to have dinner. W-r-m-ch------ Aben- --s--. W__ m______ z_ A____ e_____ W-r m-c-t-n z- A-e-d e-s-n- --------------------------- Wir möchten zu Abend essen. 0
What would you like for breakfast? Was m-cht-- -i--zum -rü--tü-k? W__ m______ S__ z__ F_________ W-s m-c-t-n S-e z-m F-ü-s-ü-k- ------------------------------ Was möchten Sie zum Frühstück? 0
Rolls with jam and honey? B--t-h---m-t-----e-a-----d------? B_______ m__ M________ u__ H_____ B-ö-c-e- m-t M-r-e-a-e u-d H-n-g- --------------------------------- Brötchen mit Marmelade und Honig? 0
Toast with sausage and cheese? T--st--it W--st un------? T____ m__ W____ u__ K____ T-a-t m-t W-r-t u-d K-s-? ------------------------- Toast mit Wurst und Käse? 0
A boiled egg? E---g---ch--s---? E__ g________ E__ E-n g-k-c-t-s E-? ----------------- Ein gekochtes Ei? 0
A fried egg? E-n-S------e-? E__ S_________ E-n S-i-g-l-i- -------------- Ein Spiegelei? 0
An omelette? Ein--m---tt? E__ O_______ E-n O-e-e-t- ------------ Ein Omelett? 0
Another yoghurt, please. B---e -o-h---ne- --g--r-. B____ n___ e____ J_______ B-t-e n-c- e-n-n J-g-u-t- ------------------------- Bitte noch einen Joghurt. 0
Some salt and pepper also, please. B------oc---a----n---fe-fer. B____ n___ S___ u__ P_______ B-t-e n-c- S-l- u-d P-e-f-r- ---------------------------- Bitte noch Salz und Pfeffer. 0
Another glass of water, please. Bit-e-no-h--in-Gla--Wa-ser. B____ n___ e__ G___ W______ B-t-e n-c- e-n G-a- W-s-e-. --------------------------- Bitte noch ein Glas Wasser. 0

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