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en At the restaurant 3   »   fr Au restaurant 3

31 [thirty-one]

At the restaurant 3

At the restaurant 3

31 [trente et un]

Au restaurant 3

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I would like a starter. Je-v-udrai--une entré-. J_ v_______ u__ e______ J- v-u-r-i- u-e e-t-é-. ----------------------- Je voudrais une entrée. 0
I would like a salad. Je v--d-a-- -ne----a-e. J_ v_______ u__ s______ J- v-u-r-i- u-e s-l-d-. ----------------------- Je voudrais une salade. 0
I would like a soup. Je-vo-dr-i--u-e s---e. J_ v_______ u__ s_____ J- v-u-r-i- u-e s-u-e- ---------------------- Je voudrais une soupe. 0
I would like a dessert. J--v-u-rais -n de-----. J_ v_______ u_ d_______ J- v-u-r-i- u- d-s-e-t- ----------------------- Je voudrais un dessert. 0
I would like an ice cream with whipped cream. J---o--r--s-un----ac---ve--de-l--c-èm- --a-ti-ly. J_ v_______ u__ g____ a___ d_ l_ c____ c_________ J- v-u-r-i- u-e g-a-e a-e- d- l- c-è-e c-a-t-l-y- ------------------------------------------------- Je voudrais une glace avec de la crème chantilly. 0
I would like some fruit or cheese. Je --udr--s--n-fr-it ---d- ----a--. J_ v_______ u_ f____ o_ d_ f_______ J- v-u-r-i- u- f-u-t o- d- f-o-a-e- ----------------------------------- Je voudrais un fruit ou du fromage. 0
We would like to have breakfast. Nous-voudri-n- -rend-e-le--e-it-dé-e-n--. N___ v________ p______ l_ p____ d________ N-u- v-u-r-o-s p-e-d-e l- p-t-t d-j-u-e-. ----------------------------------------- Nous voudrions prendre le petit déjeuner. 0
We would like to have lunch. No-s--o-d--o-- -éjeun-r. N___ v________ d________ N-u- v-u-r-o-s d-j-u-e-. ------------------------ Nous voudrions déjeuner. 0
We would like to have dinner. No---vo-d-ions--î--r. N___ v________ d_____ N-u- v-u-r-o-s d-n-r- --------------------- Nous voudrions dîner. 0
What would you like for breakfast? Q-e-------z---u--pour l--p-tit --jeun-r ? Q__ d___________ p___ l_ p____ d_______ ? Q-e d-s-r-z-v-u- p-u- l- p-t-t d-j-u-e- ? ----------------------------------------- Que désirez-vous pour le petit déjeuner ? 0
Rolls with jam and honey? Des --tits p-in---vec-de-la -onfi---- e- d-----l-? D__ p_____ p____ a___ d_ l_ c________ e_ d_ m___ ? D-s p-t-t- p-i-s a-e- d- l- c-n-i-u-e e- d- m-e- ? -------------------------------------------------- Des petits pains avec de la confiture et du miel ? 0
Toast with sausage and cheese? D-s---a-ts-a-e--d- la sa-c---e--t -- -roma-- ? D__ t_____ a___ d_ l_ s_______ e_ d_ f______ ? D-s t-a-t- a-e- d- l- s-u-i-s- e- d- f-o-a-e ? ---------------------------------------------- Des toasts avec de la saucisse et du fromage ? 0
A boiled egg? U--œuf-- l---o--- ? U_ œ__ à l_ c____ ? U- œ-f à l- c-q-e ? ------------------- Un œuf à la coque ? 0
A fried egg? U- œ-- a--pla--? U_ œ__ a_ p___ ? U- œ-f a- p-a- ? ---------------- Un œuf au plat ? 0
An omelette? Une o-elette-? U__ o_______ ? U-e o-e-e-t- ? -------------- Une omelette ? 0
Another yoghurt, please. E-c-r------ogour-,-s’-l--o----la-t. E_____ u_ y_______ s___ v___ p_____ E-c-r- u- y-g-u-t- s-i- v-u- p-a-t- ----------------------------------- Encore un yogourt, s’il vous plaît. 0
Some salt and pepper also, please. E--o-e------l -t-d--p-ivr-,-s’i--v-----l-î-. E_____ d_ s__ e_ d_ p______ s___ v___ p_____ E-c-r- d- s-l e- d- p-i-r-, s-i- v-u- p-a-t- -------------------------------------------- Encore du sel et du poivre, s’il vous plaît. 0
Another glass of water, please. E------un--er-- -’--u--s’-l-vou- --aît. E_____ u_ v____ d_____ s___ v___ p_____ E-c-r- u- v-r-e d-e-u- s-i- v-u- p-a-t- --------------------------------------- Encore un verre d’eau, s’il vous plaît. 0

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