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en At the restaurant 3   »   bn রেস্টুরেন্ট ৩ – এ

31 [thirty-one]

At the restaurant 3

At the restaurant 3

৩১ [একত্রিশ]

31 [Ēkatriśa]

রেস্টুরেন্ট ৩ – এ

[rēsṭurēnṭa 3 – ē]

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I would like a starter. আম-র -ক-- --টার--া- -াই ৷ আ--- এ--- স-------- চ-- ৷ আ-া- এ-ট- স-ট-র-ট-র চ-ই ৷ ------------------------- আমার একটা স্টার্টার চাই ৷ 0
ām-r- ē-aṭ- sṭā-ṭ-r--c-'i ā---- ē---- s------- c--- ā-ā-a ē-a-ā s-ā-ṭ-r- c-'- ------------------------- āmāra ēkaṭā sṭārṭāra cā'i
I would like a salad. আ-া--এ-টা সা--------৷ আ--- এ--- স---- চ-- ৷ আ-া- এ-ট- স-ল-দ চ-ই ৷ --------------------- আমার একটা সালাদ চাই ৷ 0
ā-ā-a ēk-ṭ- --lā----ā'i ā---- ē---- s----- c--- ā-ā-a ē-a-ā s-l-d- c-'- ----------------------- āmāra ēkaṭā sālāda cā'i
I would like a soup. আ--র--------যুপ--াই ৷ আ--- এ--- স---- চ-- ৷ আ-া- এ-ট- স-য-প চ-ই ৷ --------------------- আমার একটা স্যুপ চাই ৷ 0
āmā-a -k--- s--pa -ā'i ā---- ē---- s---- c--- ā-ā-a ē-a-ā s-u-a c-'- ---------------------- āmāra ēkaṭā syupa cā'i
I would like a dessert. আম------------র্- (ম-ষ-টান্-)-চাই ৷ আ--- এ--- ড------ (---------- চ-- ৷ আ-া- এ-ট- ড-জ-র-ট (-ি-্-া-্-) চ-ই ৷ ----------------------------------- আমার একটা ডেজার্ট (মিষ্টান্ন) চাই ৷ 0
ā-ā-a ---ṭā ------a--m--ṭ--n-- cā-i ā---- ē---- ḍ------ (--------- c--- ā-ā-a ē-a-ā ḍ-j-r-a (-i-ṭ-n-a- c-'- ----------------------------------- āmāra ēkaṭā ḍējārṭa (miṣṭānna) cā'i
I would like an ice cream with whipped cream. আমার--েট-নো----ী- ---একটা--ইসক-র-ম-চা- ৷ আ--- ফ----- ক---- স- এ--- আ------- চ-- ৷ আ-া- ফ-ট-ন- ক-র-ম স- এ-ট- আ-স-্-ী- চ-ই ৷ ---------------------------------------- আমার ফেটানো ক্রীম সহ একটা আইসক্রীম চাই ৷ 0
ā-----p-ē--nō---īma -ah--ēkaṭ- ā--sa--ī------i ā---- p------ k---- s--- ē---- ā--------- c--- ā-ā-a p-ē-ā-ō k-ī-a s-h- ē-a-ā ā-i-a-r-m- c-'- ---------------------------------------------- āmāra phēṭānō krīma saha ēkaṭā ā'isakrīma cā'i
I would like some fruit or cheese. আমার -- -থ----ন-র--াই ৷ আ--- ফ- অ--- প--- চ-- ৷ আ-া- ফ- অ-ব- প-ি- চ-ই ৷ ----------------------- আমার ফল অথবা পনির চাই ৷ 0
ā--------la-a-h--- -----a-cā'i ā---- p---- a----- p----- c--- ā-ā-a p-a-a a-h-b- p-n-r- c-'- ------------------------------ āmāra phala athabā panira cā'i
We would like to have breakfast. আ-রা --------/--া--া-খে-- চ-- ৷ আ--- জ------ / ন---- খ--- চ-- ৷ আ-র- জ-খ-ব-র / ন-শ-া খ-ত- চ-ই ৷ ------------------------------- আমরা জলখাবার / নাশতা খেতে চাই ৷ 0
ā-arā j--a---bā------āśa-ā -hē-----'i ā---- j---------- / n----- k---- c--- ā-a-ā j-l-k-ā-ā-a / n-ś-t- k-ē-ē c-'- ------------------------------------- āmarā jalakhābāra / nāśatā khētē cā'i
We would like to have lunch. আ--া -ুপু-ে----ব---------া--৷ আ--- দ------ খ---- খ--- চ-- ৷ আ-র- দ-প-র-র খ-ব-র খ-ত- চ-ই ৷ ----------------------------- আমরা দুপুরের খাবার খেতে চাই ৷ 0
ā---ā--up-rēra-------a--h-tē-cā'i ā---- d------- k------ k---- c--- ā-a-ā d-p-r-r- k-ā-ā-a k-ē-ē c-'- --------------------------------- āmarā dupurēra khābāra khētē cā'i
We would like to have dinner. আ--া -াত-র -াবার -ে-- -া- ৷ আ--- র---- খ---- খ--- চ-- ৷ আ-র- র-ত-র খ-ব-র খ-ত- চ-ই ৷ --------------------------- আমরা রাতের খাবার খেতে চাই ৷ 0
ām--ā rāt--- -hā---- -hē-ē c--i ā---- r----- k------ k---- c--- ā-a-ā r-t-r- k-ā-ā-a k-ē-ē c-'- ------------------------------- āmarā rātēra khābāra khētē cā'i
What would you like for breakfast? আ-----জ-খাব--ের-- ---তা জ-্- কী ---? আ---- জ-------- / ন---- জ--- ক- চ--- আ-ন-র জ-খ-ব-র-র / ন-শ-া জ-্- ক- চ-ই- ------------------------------------ আপনার জলখাবারের / নাশতা জন্য কী চাই? 0
āpa--r---a-a----ā---a - -āśa-----n-ya kī cā-i? ā------ j------------ / n----- j----- k- c---- ā-a-ā-a j-l-k-ā-ā-ē-a / n-ś-t- j-n-y- k- c-'-? ---------------------------------------------- āpanāra jalakhābārēra / nāśatā jan'ya kī cā'i?
Rolls with jam and honey? জ্য-ম এবং --ু-দিয়-----? জ---- এ-- ম-- দ--- র--- জ-য-ম এ-ং ম-ু দ-য়- র-ল- ----------------------- জ্যাম এবং মধু দিয়ে রোল? 0
Jyām------ --d-u d--ē r-la? J---- ē--- m---- d--- r---- J-ā-a ē-a- m-d-u d-ẏ- r-l-? --------------------------- Jyāma ēbaṁ madhu diẏē rōla?
Toast with sausage and cheese? স--- -ব- চ---(-ন-র--দিয়ে--ো--ট? স--- এ-- চ-- (----- দ--- ট----- স-ে- এ-ং চ-জ (-ন-র- দ-য়- ট-স-ট- ------------------------------- সসেজ এবং চীজ (পনির) দিয়ে টোস্ট? 0
Sa-ē-- ēbaṁ-cī-a--pa-i-a) di-ē--ōs-a? S----- ē--- c--- (------- d--- ṭ----- S-s-j- ē-a- c-j- (-a-i-a- d-ẏ- ṭ-s-a- ------------------------------------- Sasēja ēbaṁ cīja (panira) diẏē ṭōsṭa?
A boiled egg? একট--স-দ-ধ করা-ড--? এ--- স---- ক-- ড--- এ-ট- স-দ-ধ ক-া ড-ম- ------------------- একটা সিদ্ধ করা ডিম? 0
Ēk--ā-s----h- -arā-ḍ--a? Ē---- s------ k--- ḍ---- Ē-a-ā s-d-d-a k-r- ḍ-m-? ------------------------ Ēkaṭā sid'dha karā ḍima?
A fried egg? এ-ট---াজ- --ম? এ--- ভ--- ড--- এ-ট- ভ-জ- ড-ম- -------------- একটা ভাজা ডিম? 0
Ēk--- --ā-ā---m-? Ē---- b---- ḍ---- Ē-a-ā b-ā-ā ḍ-m-? ----------------- Ēkaṭā bhājā ḍima?
An omelette? এক-া-ও-লেট? এ--- ও----- এ-ট- ও-ল-ট- ----------- একটা ওমলেট? 0
Ē-aṭā-ōm-lē-a? Ē---- ō------- Ē-a-ā ō-a-ē-a- -------------- Ēkaṭā ōmalēṭa?
Another yoghurt, please. দ-- কর- -- এক---দ- দ-ন ৷ দ-- ক-- আ- এ--- দ- দ-- ৷ দ-া ক-ে আ- এ-ট- দ- দ-ন ৷ ------------------------ দয়া করে আর একটা দই দিন ৷ 0
Da-ā ---- -r---kaṭ- --'i-di-a D--- k--- ā-- ē---- d--- d--- D-ẏ- k-r- ā-a ē-a-ā d-'- d-n- ----------------------------- Daẏā karē āra ēkaṭā da'i dina
Some salt and pepper also, please. দয়া-কর- ---ু ----এব----িচও---ন ৷ দ-- ক-- এ--- ন-- এ-- ম---- দ-- ৷ দ-া ক-ে এ-ট- ন-ন এ-ং ম-ি-ও দ-ন ৷ -------------------------------- দয়া করে একটু নুন এবং মরিচও দিন ৷ 0
daẏā--a-ē-----u -u-a ēbaṁ -a---a'- --na d--- k--- ē---- n--- ē--- m------- d--- d-ẏ- k-r- ē-a-u n-n- ē-a- m-r-c-'- d-n- --------------------------------------- daẏā karē ēkaṭu nuna ēbaṁ marica'ō dina
Another glass of water, please. দ-া -র- -- -ক-গ্-া- জ----প--- -ি- ৷ দ-- ক-- আ- এ- গ---- জ- / প--- দ-- ৷ দ-া ক-ে আ- এ- গ-ল-স জ- / প-ন- দ-ন ৷ ----------------------------------- দয়া করে আর এক গ্লাস জল / পানি দিন ৷ 0
daẏā -arē-ā---ēk- -l-s--jala-/--āni----a d--- k--- ā-- ē-- g---- j--- / p--- d--- d-ẏ- k-r- ā-a ē-a g-ā-a j-l- / p-n- d-n- ---------------------------------------- daẏā karē āra ēka glāsa jala / pāni dina

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