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em 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 ---у з-----у. Я хочу закуску. Я х-ч- з-к-с-у- --------------- Я хочу закуску. 0
YA-kh-c-u -a---k-. YA khochu zakusku. Y- k-o-h- z-k-s-u- ------------------ YA khochu zakusku.
I would like a salad. Я-хо-у ---ат. Я хочу салат. Я х-ч- с-л-т- ------------- Я хочу салат. 0
Y---h-chu--al--. YA khochu salat. Y- k-o-h- s-l-t- ---------------- YA khochu salat.
I would like a soup. Я-х--у--у-. Я хочу суп. Я х-ч- с-п- ----------- Я хочу суп. 0
YA kh-c-u -u-. YA khochu sup. Y- k-o-h- s-p- -------------- YA khochu sup.
I would like a dessert. Я хоч--д--е--. Я хочу десерт. Я х-ч- д-с-р-. -------------- Я хочу десерт. 0
Y- kh-c-u-de-e-t. YA khochu desert. Y- k-o-h- d-s-r-. ----------------- YA khochu desert.
I would like an ice cream with whipped cream. Я-хочу -ор-зив-----е-шк---. Я хочу морозиво з вершками. Я х-ч- м-р-з-в- з в-р-к-м-. --------------------------- Я хочу морозиво з вершками. 0
Y---h--h--m---zyv- - v-rshkam-. YA khochu morozyvo z vershkamy. 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 ф--к---а-- си-. Я хочу фрукти або сир. Я х-ч- ф-у-т- а-о с-р- ---------------------- Я хочу фрукти або сир. 0
Y- khoc--------y --- sy-. YA khochu frukty abo syr. Y- k-o-h- f-u-t- a-o s-r- ------------------------- YA khochu frukty abo syr.
We would like to have breakfast. Ми-----м--с--дати. Ми хочемо снідати. М- х-ч-м- с-і-а-и- ------------------ Ми хочемо снідати. 0
M- k-oche-- snida--. My khochemo snidaty. M- k-o-h-m- s-i-a-y- -------------------- My khochemo snidaty.
We would like to have lunch. Ми-хоч----о------. Ми хочемо обідати. М- х-ч-м- о-і-а-и- ------------------ Ми хочемо обідати. 0
My-k-och-mo--bid---. My khochemo obidaty. M- k-o-h-m- o-i-a-y- -------------------- My khochemo obidaty.
We would like to have dinner. М--хоче-- в-черят-. Ми хочемо вечеряти. М- х-ч-м- в-ч-р-т-. ------------------- Ми хочемо вечеряти. 0
My k-oche-- v-c--rya-y. My khochemo vecheryaty. M- k-o-h-m- v-c-e-y-t-. ----------------------- My khochemo vecheryaty.
What would you like for breakfast? Щ--В- -о------а с--дан-к? Що Ви хочете на сніданок? Щ- В- х-ч-т- н- с-і-а-о-? ------------------------- Що Ви хочете на сніданок? 0
Sh-ho--- -h--het- n------an--? Shcho Vy khochete na snidanok? S-c-o V- k-o-h-t- n- s-i-a-o-? ------------------------------ Shcho Vy khochete na snidanok?
Rolls with jam and honey? Булочку-з ма----а-о--- --д-м? Булочку з мармеладом і медом? Б-л-ч-у з м-р-е-а-о- і м-д-м- ----------------------------- Булочку з мармеладом і медом? 0
Bu---hk--z ma--e-a--m i --d-m? Bulochku z marmeladom i medom? B-l-c-k- z m-r-e-a-o- i m-d-m- ------------------------------ Bulochku z marmeladom i medom?
Toast with sausage and cheese? Тост - к--б-сою і--иром? Тост з ковбасою і сиром? Т-с- з к-в-а-о- і с-р-м- ------------------------ Тост з ковбасою і сиром? 0
Tost-- k--b---yu-- -y-o-? Tost z kovbasoyu i syrom? T-s- z k-v-a-o-u i s-r-m- ------------------------- Tost z kovbasoyu i syrom?
A boiled egg? Ва-е-е яйце? Варене яйце? В-р-н- я-ц-? ------------ Варене яйце? 0
Va-en- -----se? Varene yay-tse? V-r-n- y-y-t-e- --------------- Varene yay̆tse?
A fried egg? Я-чн-? Яєчню? Я-ч-ю- ------ Яєчню? 0
Y-yech--u? Yayechnyu? Y-y-c-n-u- ---------- Yayechnyu?
An omelette? Омл--? Омлет? О-л-т- ------ Омлет? 0
O-le-? Omlet? O-l-t- ------ Omlet?
Another yoghurt, please. Б----ласк-, -- ----р-. Будь-ласка, ще йогурт. Б-д---а-к-, щ- й-г-р-. ---------------------- Будь-ласка, ще йогурт. 0
Bu----a-k----h----y--hu--. Budʹ-laska, shche y-ohurt. B-d---a-k-, s-c-e y-o-u-t- -------------------------- Budʹ-laska, shche y̆ohurt.
Some salt and pepper also, please. Будь-л--ка, -- --ль-і -ере--. Будь-ласка, ще сіль і перець. Б-д---а-к-, щ- с-л- і п-р-ц-. ----------------------------- Будь-ласка, ще сіль і перець. 0
B-d--las--, ----e silʹ-i p-r--s-. Budʹ-laska, shche silʹ i peretsʹ. 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--аск-, -е--к------в-д-. Будь-ласка, ще склянку води. Б-д---а-к-, щ- с-л-н-у в-д-. ---------------------------- Будь-ласка, ще склянку води. 0
Bu-ʹ-l----,---c----k--a-ku ---y. Budʹ-laska, shche sklyanku vody. B-d---a-k-, s-c-e s-l-a-k- v-d-. -------------------------------- Budʹ-laska, shche sklyanku vody.

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