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en At the restaurant 3   »   es En el restaurante 3

31 [thirty-one]

At the restaurant 3

At the restaurant 3

31 [treinta y uno]

En el restaurante 3

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I would like a starter. Q-errí- un-e----nt-. Q______ u_ e________ Q-e-r-a u- e-t-a-t-. -------------------- Querría un entrante.
I would like a salad. Qu--rí----- en--la-a. Q______ u__ e________ Q-e-r-a u-a e-s-l-d-. --------------------- Querría una ensalada.
I would like a soup. Qu-r-í--u---s---. Q______ u__ s____ Q-e-r-a u-a s-p-. ----------------- Querría una sopa.
I would like a dessert. Q--r-í- --go--e--o-tr-. Q______ a___ d_ p______ Q-e-r-a a-g- d- p-s-r-. ----------------------- Querría algo de postre.
I would like an ice cream with whipped cream. Q-errí- -n-h--a-o c-n----a. Q______ u_ h_____ c__ n____ Q-e-r-a u- h-l-d- c-n n-t-. --------------------------- Querría un helado con nata.
I would like some fruit or cheese. Quer-ía-f-uta ---ue-o. Q______ f____ o q_____ Q-e-r-a f-u-a o q-e-o- ---------------------- Querría fruta o queso.
We would like to have breakfast. Nos----s-- -os---as-quer-íam-s-d---y-nar. N_______ / n_______ q_________ d_________ N-s-t-o- / n-s-t-a- q-e-r-a-o- d-s-y-n-r- ----------------------------------------- Nosotros / nosotras querríamos desayunar.
We would like to have lunch. No-otr-- / no-otra- quer-í-m-s --mer-/ al-o-zar. N_______ / n_______ q_________ c____ / a________ N-s-t-o- / n-s-t-a- q-e-r-a-o- c-m-r / a-m-r-a-. ------------------------------------------------ Nosotros / nosotras querríamos comer / almorzar.
We would like to have dinner. N--o-r-- /-n---tra- q---------------. N_______ / n_______ q_________ c_____ N-s-t-o- / n-s-t-a- q-e-r-a-o- c-n-r- ------------------------------------- Nosotros / nosotras querríamos cenar.
What would you like for breakfast? ¿-u- -es-a-/-querr-- -ust--- -esa-un--? ¿___ d____ / q______ (______ d_________ ¿-u- d-s-a / q-e-r-a (-s-e-) d-s-y-n-r- --------------------------------------- ¿Qué desea / querría (usted) desayunar?
Rolls with jam and honey? ¿----cil--- con me-m--ad--y ---l? ¿__________ c__ m________ y m____ ¿-a-e-i-l-s c-n m-r-e-a-a y m-e-? --------------------------------- ¿Panecillos con mermelada y miel?
Toast with sausage and cheese? ¿Tos--d-s-con sa------a-- -u-s-? ¿________ c__ s________ y q_____ ¿-o-t-d-s c-n s-l-h-c-a y q-e-o- -------------------------------- ¿Tostadas con salchicha y queso?
A boiled egg? ¿Un hu-v- c------/ he-v-d-? ¿__ h____ c_____ / h_______ ¿-n h-e-o c-c-d- / h-r-i-o- --------------------------- ¿Un huevo cocido / hervido?
A fried egg? ¿-- -u-vo---i-o? ¿__ h____ f_____ ¿-n h-e-o f-i-o- ---------------- ¿Un huevo frito?
An omelette? ¿-n--to-t---a fr--ce-a? ¿___ t_______ f________ ¿-n- t-r-i-l- f-a-c-s-? ----------------------- ¿Una tortilla francesa?
Another yoghurt, please. T-á--a-- ---o --g-r---or -a-o-. T_______ o___ y_____ p__ f_____ T-á-g-m- o-r- y-g-r- p-r f-v-r- ------------------------------- Tráigame otro yogur, por favor.
Some salt and pepper also, please. Tráiga---m----a- y---m-e-ta, por --vor. T_______ m__ s__ y p________ p__ f_____ T-á-g-m- m-s s-l y p-m-e-t-, p-r f-v-r- --------------------------------------- Tráigame más sal y pimienta, por favor.
Another glass of water, please. T------e -tro -a-------gua,---r -a-o-. T_______ o___ v___ d_ a____ p__ f_____ T-á-g-m- o-r- v-s- d- a-u-, p-r f-v-r- -------------------------------------- Tráigame otro vaso de agua, por favor.

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