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en At the restaurant 3   »   it Al ristorante 3

31 [thirty-one]

At the restaurant 3

At the restaurant 3

31 [trentuno]

Al ristorante 3

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I would like a starter. V----i----an-i--sto. V_____ u_ a_________ V-r-e- u- a-t-p-s-o- -------------------- Vorrei un antipasto. 0
I would like a salad. Vorr------i-s-lat-. V_____ u___________ V-r-e- u-’-n-a-a-a- ------------------- Vorrei un’insalata. 0
I would like a soup. V-rr-i --a min-s-ra. V_____ u__ m________ V-r-e- u-a m-n-s-r-. -------------------- Vorrei una minestra. 0
I would like a dessert. Vo-r---un de-s-r-. V_____ u_ d_______ V-r-e- u- d-s-e-t- ------------------ Vorrei un dessert. 0
I would like an ice cream with whipped cream. V-rrei--n ge-at- co--p-nn-. V_____ u_ g_____ c__ p_____ V-r-e- u- g-l-t- c-n p-n-a- --------------------------- Vorrei un gelato con panna. 0
I would like some fruit or cheese. Vorr-- d-lla frutt--o-d-l f-rma--i-. V_____ d____ f_____ o d__ f_________ V-r-e- d-l-a f-u-t- o d-l f-r-a-g-o- ------------------------------------ Vorrei della frutta o del formaggio. 0
We would like to have breakfast. V---iam--f--e -----i-n-. V_______ f___ c_________ V-g-i-m- f-r- c-l-z-o-e- ------------------------ Vogliamo fare colazione. 0
We would like to have lunch. V----am- p---zare. V_______ p________ V-g-i-m- p-a-z-r-. ------------------ Vogliamo pranzare. 0
We would like to have dinner. Vog-i--- cen-re. V_______ c______ V-g-i-m- c-n-r-. ---------------- Vogliamo cenare. 0
What would you like for breakfast? Ch------ -olete - --l-z-one? C__ c___ v_____ a c_________ C-e c-s- v-l-t- a c-l-z-o-e- ---------------------------- Che cosa volete a colazione? 0
Rolls with jam and honey? P----i con------l-a---e--iel-? P_____ c__ m_________ e m_____ P-n-n- c-n m-r-e-l-t- e m-e-e- ------------------------------ Panini con marmellata e miele? 0
Toast with sausage and cheese? T-----c---salu---- --r-a-g--? T____ c__ s_____ e f_________ T-a-t c-n s-l-m- e f-r-a-g-o- ----------------------------- Toast con salumi e formaggio? 0
A boiled egg? U- --v- ---o? U_ u___ s____ U- u-v- s-d-? ------------- Un uovo sodo? 0
A fried egg? Un---vo -ll’--c--- d---u-? U_ u___ a_________ d_ b___ U- u-v- a-l-o-c-i- d- b-e- -------------------------- Un uovo all’occhio di bue? 0
An omelette? Un---r-ttata? U__ f________ U-a f-i-t-t-? ------------- Una frittata? 0
Another yoghurt, please. A-c-r- --o --g--t, p-r -a--re. A_____ u__ y______ p__ f______ A-c-r- u-o y-g-r-, p-r f-v-r-. ------------------------------ Ancora uno yogurt, per favore. 0
Some salt and pepper also, please. A-c--- -----e pepe,---- fa-or-. A_____ s___ e p____ p__ f______ A-c-r- s-l- e p-p-, p-r f-v-r-. ------------------------------- Ancora sale e pepe, per favore. 0
Another glass of water, please. A-co-a u- -i-ch-er--d’--qu-- -er----o-e. A_____ u_ b________ d_______ p__ f______ A-c-r- u- b-c-h-e-e d-a-q-a- p-r f-v-r-. ---------------------------------------- Ancora un bicchiere d’acqua, per favore. 0

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