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em At the restaurant 3   »   vi Ở trong quán ăn 3

31 [thirty-one]

At the restaurant 3

At the restaurant 3

31 [Ba mươi mốt]

Ở trong quán ăn 3

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I would like a starter. Tô- m--- m-- m-- k--- v-. Tôi muốn một món khai vị. 0
I would like a salad. Tô- m--- m-- đ-- r-- / x- l-- t---. Tôi muốn một đĩa rau / xà lát trộn. 0
I would like a soup. Tô- m--- m-- b-- x--. Tôi muốn một bát xúp. 0
I would like a dessert. Tô- m--- m-- m-- t---- m----. Tôi muốn một món tráng miệng. 0
I would like an ice cream with whipped cream. Tô- m--- m-- x--- k-- v-- k-- t---. Tôi muốn một xuất kem với kem tươi. 0
I would like some fruit or cheese. Tô- m--- h-- q-- / t--- c-- h--- p-- m--. Tôi muốn hoa quả / trái cây hoặc phó mát. 0
We would like to have breakfast. Ch--- t-- m--- ă- b-- s--- / đ--- t--. Chúng tôi muốn ăn bữa sáng / điểm tâm. 0
We would like to have lunch. Ch--- t-- m--- ă- b-- t---. Chúng tôi muốn ăn bữa trưa. 0
We would like to have dinner. Ch--- t-- m--- ă- b-- c-- c----. Chúng tôi muốn ăn bữa cơm chiều. 0
What would you like for breakfast? Bạ- m--- ă- g- v-- b-- s---. Bạn muốn ăn gì vào bữa sáng. 0
Rolls with jam and honey? Bá-- m- t--- v-- m-- v- m-- o-- à? Bánh mì tròn với mứt và mật ong à? 0
Toast with sausage and cheese? Bá-- m- g-- n---- v-- x-- x--- v- p-- m-- à? Bánh mì gối nướng với xúc xích và phó mát à? 0
A boiled egg? Mộ- q-- t---- l--- à? Một quả trứng luộc à? 0
A fried egg? Mộ- q-- t---- c---- à? Một quả trứng chiên à? 0
An omelette? Mộ- q-- t---- t---- à? Một quả trứng tráng à? 0
Another yoghurt, please. Xi- m-- p--- s-- c--- n-- ạ. Xin một phần sữa chua nữa ạ. 0
Some salt and pepper also, please. Xi- m--- v- h-- t--- n-- ạ. Xin muối và hạt tiêu nữa ạ. 0
Another glass of water, please. Xi- m-- l- n--- n-- ạ. Xin một ly nước nữa ạ. 0

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