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en At the restaurant 3   »   fi Ravintolassa 3

31 [thirty-one]

At the restaurant 3

At the restaurant 3

31 [kolmekymmentäyksi]

Ravintolassa 3

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I would like a starter. H-l----in -lku--u--. H________ a_________ H-l-a-s-n a-k-r-u-n- -------------------- Haluaisin alkuruuan. 0
I would like a salad. H----i-in--alaat--. H________ s________ H-l-a-s-n s-l-a-i-. ------------------- Haluaisin salaatin. 0
I would like a soup. Hal----in keit-n. H________ k______ H-l-a-s-n k-i-o-. ----------------- Haluaisin keiton. 0
I would like a dessert. H------i----lki-uu-n. H________ j__________ H-l-a-s-n j-l-i-u-a-. --------------------- Haluaisin jälkiruuan. 0
I would like an ice cream with whipped cream. Halu----n jäät--------mava---o-la. H________ j_______ k______________ H-l-a-s-n j-ä-e-ö- k-r-a-a-h-o-l-. ---------------------------------- Haluaisin jäätelöä kermavaahdolla. 0
I would like some fruit or cheese. Halu--s-n--ed---iä-ta---------. H________ h_______ t__ j_______ H-l-a-s-n h-d-l-i- t-i j-u-t-a- ------------------------------- Haluaisin hedelmiä tai juustoa. 0
We would like to have breakfast. H-l--i-imm--syöd- aam-a----. H__________ s____ a_________ H-l-a-s-m-e s-ö-ä a-m-a-s-n- ---------------------------- Haluaisimme syödä aamiaisen. 0
We would like to have lunch. H-l----i-m- -y--ä päi-ällis-n. H__________ s____ p___________ H-l-a-s-m-e s-ö-ä p-i-ä-l-s-n- ------------------------------ Haluaisimme syödä päivällisen. 0
We would like to have dinner. H---a--i--e-s-ö-ä illal-is-n. H__________ s____ i__________ H-l-a-s-m-e s-ö-ä i-l-l-i-e-. ----------------------------- Haluaisimme syödä illallisen. 0
What would you like for breakfast? M--ä--a---i-itt--sy-dä aa-i-----si? M___ h__________ s____ a___________ M-t- h-l-a-s-t-e s-ö-ä a-m-a-s-k-i- ----------------------------------- Mitä haluaisitte syödä aamiaiseksi? 0
Rolls with jam and honey? Sämpylä- hill-l-a-j- huna-all-? S_______ h_______ j_ h_________ S-m-y-ä- h-l-o-l- j- h-n-j-l-a- ------------------------------- Sämpylää hillolla ja hunajalla? 0
Toast with sausage and cheese? Pa---o-eip-- makk----la j--juu-t--la? P___________ m_________ j_ j_________ P-a-t-l-i-ä- m-k-a-a-l- j- j-u-t-l-a- ------------------------------------- Paahtoleipää makkaralla ja juustolla? 0
A boiled egg? K--te-y--kana-m-n--? K_______ k__________ K-i-e-y- k-n-n-u-a-? -------------------- Keitetyn kananmunan? 0
A fried egg? P-----t-n --nan-----? P________ k__________ P-i-t-t-n k-n-n-u-a-? --------------------- Paistetun kananmunan? 0
An omelette? M---k---n? M_________ M-n-k-a-n- ---------- Munakkaan? 0
Another yoghurt, please. H-l---s-n -i--ä yhd-n j-gurt--, k---os. H________ v____ y____ j________ k______ H-l-a-s-n v-e-ä y-d-n j-g-r-i-, k-i-o-. --------------------------------------- Haluaisin vielä yhden jugurtin, kiitos. 0
Some salt and pepper also, please. Hal-a-s-----------ol-a ja p-p-uria,-k--tos. H________ v____ s_____ j_ p________ k______ H-l-a-s-n v-e-ä s-o-a- j- p-p-u-i-, k-i-o-. ------------------------------------------- Haluaisin vielä suolaa ja pippuria, kiitos. 0
Another glass of water, please. H-lu-i-in v-e-ä-l---n -e--ä- kiito-. H________ v____ l____ v_____ k______ H-l-a-s-n v-e-ä l-s-n v-t-ä- k-i-o-. ------------------------------------ Haluaisin vielä lasin vettä, kiitos. 0

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