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At the restaurant 2

At the restaurant 2

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У ресторану 2

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An apple juice, please. Cо- -- -а-у--- ---им. Cок од јабуке, молим. C-к о- ј-б-к-, м-л-м- --------------------- Cок од јабуке, молим. 0
Co- -d ---u--, mo---. Cok od jabuke, molim. C-k o- j-b-k-, m-l-m- --------------------- Cok od jabuke, molim.
A lemonade, please. Ли-у-а--,----и-. Лимунаду, молим. Л-м-н-д-, м-л-м- ---------------- Лимунаду, молим. 0
L----a-u,--o---. Limunadu, molim. L-m-n-d-, m-l-m- ---------------- Limunadu, molim.
A tomato juice, please. С-- од па-а-а-з------и-. Сок од парадајза, молим. С-к о- п-р-д-ј-а- м-л-м- ------------------------ Сок од парадајза, молим. 0
S-k ---par----za- mo--m. Sok od paradajza, molim. S-k o- p-r-d-j-a- m-l-m- ------------------------ Sok od paradajza, molim.
I’d like a glass of red wine. Ј--б-х -адо ч--у--рвен-г -ин-. Ја бих радо чашу црвеног вина. Ј- б-х р-д- ч-ш- ц-в-н-г в-н-. ------------------------------ Ја бих радо чашу црвеног вина. 0
J- b----a-o----- ---enog vina. Ja bih rado čašu crvenog vina. J- b-h r-d- č-š- c-v-n-g v-n-. ------------------------------ Ja bih rado čašu crvenog vina.
I’d like a glass of white wine. Ја би- ра-о -а-у б-л----и--. Ја бих радо чашу белог вина. Ј- б-х р-д- ч-ш- б-л-г в-н-. ---------------------------- Ја бих радо чашу белог вина. 0
Ja--ih----o -a-u belo- v--a. Ja bih rado čašu belog vina. J- b-h r-d- č-š- b-l-g v-n-. ---------------------------- Ja bih rado čašu belog vina.
I’d like a bottle of champagne. Ј- -их-рад- ф-а-у-ша-п--ц-. Ја бих радо флашу шампањца. Ј- б-х р-д- ф-а-у ш-м-а-ц-. --------------------------- Ја бих радо флашу шампањца. 0
J- -ih---d---l-------p----a. Ja bih rado flašu šampanjca. J- b-h r-d- f-a-u š-m-a-j-a- ---------------------------- Ja bih rado flašu šampanjca.
Do you like fish? Во--ш ли -ибу? Волиш ли рибу? В-л-ш л- р-б-? -------------- Волиш ли рибу? 0
V-liš -i---bu? Voliš li ribu? V-l-š l- r-b-? -------------- Voliš li ribu?
Do you like beef? Во--- ли -о-е--ну? Волиш ли говедину? В-л-ш л- г-в-д-н-? ------------------ Волиш ли говедину? 0
V--iš ----o-ed-nu? Voliš li govedinu? V-l-š l- g-v-d-n-? ------------------ Voliš li govedinu?
Do you like pork? В--и- -- --ињ-т--у? Волиш ли свињетину? В-л-ш л- с-и-е-и-у- ------------------- Волиш ли свињетину? 0
V--i- li --i--e----? Voliš li svinjetinu? V-l-š l- s-i-j-t-n-? -------------------- Voliš li svinjetinu?
I’d like something without meat. Х-е--/----л--б-- н--то --з -е--. Хтео / хтела бих нешто без меса. Х-е- / х-е-а б-х н-ш-о б-з м-с-. -------------------------------- Хтео / хтела бих нешто без меса. 0
H-eo --hte---bih-------be--me--. Hteo / htela bih nešto bez mesa. H-e- / h-e-a b-h n-š-o b-z m-s-. -------------------------------- Hteo / htela bih nešto bez mesa.
I’d like some mixed vegetables. Х--о-/-х---а-бих -л-ту-с- п--р-е-. Хтео / хтела бих плату са поврћем. Х-е- / х-е-а б-х п-а-у с- п-в-ћ-м- ---------------------------------- Хтео / хтела бих плату са поврћем. 0
H-eo-/-htela---h p--tu-------r---m. Hteo / htela bih platu sa povrc-em. H-e- / h-e-a b-h p-a-u s- p-v-c-e-. ----------------------------------- Hteo / htela bih platu sa povrćem.
I’d like something that won’t take much time. Хтео-/ х--л- би- не--о--то-н---ра-- ду-о. Хтео / хтела бих нешто што не траје дуго. Х-е- / х-е-а б-х н-ш-о ш-о н- т-а-е д-г-. ----------------------------------------- Хтео / хтела бих нешто што не траје дуго. 0
H-e- - --e----i- n-š-- -t-----t------ug-. Hteo / htela bih nešto što ne traje dugo. H-e- / h-e-a b-h n-š-o š-o n- t-a-e d-g-. ----------------------------------------- Hteo / htela bih nešto što ne traje dugo.
Would you like that with rice? Ж-л-те-ли -о-- ---и-ч-м? Желите ли то с пиринчeм? Ж-л-т- л- т- с п-р-н-e-? ------------------------ Желите ли то с пиринчeм? 0
Že-it--li-t- s -irin-e-? Želite li to s pirinčem? Ž-l-t- l- t- s p-r-n-e-? ------------------------ Želite li to s pirinčem?
Would you like that with pasta? Ж---те -- -----р----ц--а? Желите ли то с резанцима? Ж-л-т- л- т- с р-з-н-и-а- ------------------------- Желите ли то с резанцима? 0
Ž--it- li t-----e-----ma? Želite li to s rezancima? Ž-l-t- l- t- s r-z-n-i-a- ------------------------- Želite li to s rezancima?
Would you like that with potatoes? Жел-те ли-т- с кро--ир-м? Желите ли то с кромпиром? Ж-л-т- л- т- с к-о-п-р-м- ------------------------- Желите ли то с кромпиром? 0
Že-i-e ----- --kr--pir--? Želite li to s krompirom? Ž-l-t- l- t- s k-o-p-r-m- ------------------------- Želite li to s krompirom?
That doesn’t taste good. То -- --је-у-усно. То ми није укусно. Т- м- н-ј- у-у-н-. ------------------ То ми није укусно. 0
T--mi -ij--ukusno. To mi nije ukusno. T- m- n-j- u-u-n-. ------------------ To mi nije ukusno.
The food is cold. Је-о -- х-адно. Јело је хладно. Ј-л- ј- х-а-н-. --------------- Јело је хладно. 0
J----j---l-dno. Jelo je hladno. J-l- j- h-a-n-. --------------- Jelo je hladno.
I didn’t order this. То j- ---а--нар---- --на---и-а. То ja нисам наручио / наручила. Т- j- н-с-м н-р-ч-о / н-р-ч-л-. ------------------------------- То ja нисам наручио / наручила. 0
To -- nis-m-n-r---o - na-u--l-. To ja nisam naručio / naručila. T- j- n-s-m n-r-č-o / n-r-č-l-. ------------------------------- To ja nisam naručio / naručila.

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