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en At the restaurant 3   »   uk В ресторані 3

31 [thirty-one]

At the restaurant 3

At the restaurant 3

31 [тридцять один]

31 [trydtsyatʹ odyn]

В ресторані 3

[V restorani 3]

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I would like a starter. Я-хо-- зак-с-у. Я х___ з_______ Я х-ч- з-к-с-у- --------------- Я хочу закуску. 0
YA --ochu -a-us-u. Y_ k_____ z_______ Y- k-o-h- z-k-s-u- ------------------ YA khochu zakusku.
I would like a salad. Я хоч---ал--. Я х___ с_____ Я х-ч- с-л-т- ------------- Я хочу салат. 0
YA-k-ochu sa-at. Y_ k_____ s_____ Y- k-o-h- s-l-t- ---------------- YA khochu salat.
I would like a soup. Я----у с--. Я х___ с___ Я х-ч- с-п- ----------- Я хочу суп. 0
Y---h-c-- -up. Y_ k_____ s___ Y- k-o-h- s-p- -------------- YA khochu sup.
I would like a dessert. Я хо----ес-рт. Я х___ д______ Я х-ч- д-с-р-. -------------- Я хочу десерт. 0
Y-----ch- d-ser-. Y_ k_____ d______ Y- k-o-h- d-s-r-. ----------------- YA khochu desert.
I would like an ice cream with whipped cream. Я --ч---о---ив--з ве--к--и. Я х___ м_______ з в________ Я х-ч- м-р-з-в- з в-р-к-м-. --------------------------- Я хочу морозиво з вершками. 0
YA--h--h- m--oz-v- z v-rsh----. Y_ k_____ m_______ z v_________ Y- k-o-h- m-r-z-v- z v-r-h-a-y- ------------------------------- YA khochu morozyvo z vershkamy.
I would like some fruit or cheese. Я---чу-фрук-- а-- с--. Я х___ ф_____ а__ с___ Я х-ч- ф-у-т- а-о с-р- ---------------------- Я хочу фрукти або сир. 0
Y--kho--u --u--------syr. Y_ k_____ f_____ a__ s___ Y- k-o-h- f-u-t- a-o s-r- ------------------------- YA khochu frukty abo syr.
We would like to have breakfast. М---оч-мо с--да-и. М_ х_____ с_______ М- х-ч-м- с-і-а-и- ------------------ Ми хочемо снідати. 0
M--kh-che---s----ty. M_ k_______ s_______ M- k-o-h-m- s-i-a-y- -------------------- My khochemo snidaty.
We would like to have lunch. Ми х--е-- о-і-ати. М_ х_____ о_______ М- х-ч-м- о-і-а-и- ------------------ Ми хочемо обідати. 0
My k----em----i--ty. M_ k_______ o_______ M- k-o-h-m- o-i-a-y- -------------------- My khochemo obidaty.
We would like to have dinner. Ми -оч------че----. М_ х_____ в________ М- х-ч-м- в-ч-р-т-. ------------------- Ми хочемо вечеряти. 0
M- k--c-em- v-che-yat-. M_ k_______ v__________ M- k-o-h-m- v-c-e-y-t-. ----------------------- My khochemo vecheryaty.
What would you like for breakfast? Щ- -и-хо--------с-і---о-? Щ_ В_ х_____ н_ с________ Щ- В- х-ч-т- н- с-і-а-о-? ------------------------- Що Ви хочете на сніданок? 0
S--ho-Vy-kh----te--- s-i-ano-? S____ V_ k_______ n_ s________ S-c-o V- k-o-h-t- n- s-i-a-o-? ------------------------------ Shcho Vy khochete na snidanok?
Rolls with jam and honey? Б-л-ч-- з--ар-е--до----м--ом? Б______ з м_________ і м_____ Б-л-ч-у з м-р-е-а-о- і м-д-м- ----------------------------- Булочку з мармеладом і медом? 0
B-lo--ku---m-r---a-om-i --do-? B_______ z m_________ i m_____ B-l-c-k- z m-r-e-a-o- i m-d-m- ------------------------------ Bulochku z marmeladom i medom?
Toast with sausage and cheese? Т--т-- ко----ою---с--о-? Т___ з к_______ і с_____ Т-с- з к-в-а-о- і с-р-м- ------------------------ Тост з ковбасою і сиром? 0
T--t-z -ovb-so-- i --ro-? T___ z k________ i s_____ T-s- z k-v-a-o-u i s-r-m- ------------------------- Tost z kovbasoyu i syrom?
A boiled egg? Ва--не --ц-? В_____ я____ В-р-н- я-ц-? ------------ Варене яйце? 0
V--ene y--̆t-e? V_____ y______ V-r-n- y-y-t-e- --------------- Varene yay̆tse?
A fried egg? Яє--ю? Я_____ Я-ч-ю- ------ Яєчню? 0
Yay--hnyu? Y_________ Y-y-c-n-u- ---------- Yayechnyu?
An omelette? О--ет? О_____ О-л-т- ------ Омлет? 0
Omle-? O_____ O-l-t- ------ Omlet?
Another yoghurt, please. Б-д--л-ска- -е й-г-р-. Б__________ щ_ й______ Б-д---а-к-, щ- й-г-р-. ---------------------- Будь-ласка, ще йогурт. 0
Budʹ---ska- -h-he y-ohurt. B__________ s____ y̆______ B-d---a-k-, s-c-e y-o-u-t- -------------------------- Budʹ-laska, shche y̆ohurt.
Some salt and pepper also, please. Б--ь-л-с--,-ще-сіл- - ---ец-. Б__________ щ_ с___ і п______ Б-д---а-к-, щ- с-л- і п-р-ц-. ----------------------------- Будь-ласка, ще сіль і перець. 0
Bud---aska- --ch--si---- pere-sʹ. B__________ s____ s___ i p_______ B-d---a-k-, s-c-e s-l- i p-r-t-ʹ- --------------------------------- Budʹ-laska, shche silʹ i peretsʹ.
Another glass of water, please. Б--ь--а---,--- с--я-к---од-. Б__________ щ_ с______ в____ Б-д---а-к-, щ- с-л-н-у в-д-. ---------------------------- Будь-ласка, ще склянку води. 0
B-d--la---- sh-he ----ank---o-y. B__________ s____ s_______ v____ B-d---a-k-, s-c-e s-l-a-k- v-d-. -------------------------------- Budʹ-laska, shche sklyanku vody.

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