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en At the restaurant 3   »   cs V restauraci 3

31 [thirty-one]

At the restaurant 3

At the restaurant 3

31 [třicet jedna]

V restauraci 3

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I would like a starter. C--ě- / c-těla----- -ě---ý --e-kr-. C____ / c_____ b___ n_____ p_______ C-t-l / c-t-l- b-c- n-j-k- p-e-k-m- ----------------------------------- Chtěl / chtěla bych nějaký předkrm. 0
I would like a salad. Dá- s- -a-á-. D__ s_ s_____ D-m s- s-l-t- ------------- Dám si salát. 0
I would like a soup. Dá---i --lé-ku. D__ s_ p_______ D-m s- p-l-v-u- --------------- Dám si polévku. 0
I would like a dessert. D-m s--něj-k- zákus--. D__ s_ n_____ z_______ D-m s- n-j-k- z-k-s-k- ---------------------- Dám si nějaký zákusek. 0
I would like an ice cream with whipped cream. D-- si--mr-lin- -e-šleh-č--u. D__ s_ z_______ s_ š_________ D-m s- z-r-l-n- s- š-e-a-k-u- ----------------------------- Dám si zmrzlinu se šlehačkou. 0
I would like some fruit or cheese. Dá---- ov-c----b- s-r. D__ s_ o____ n___ s___ D-m s- o-o-e n-b- s-r- ---------------------- Dám si ovoce nebo sýr. 0
We would like to have breakfast. Ch-ěli--y-hom-p---íd--. C_____ b_____ p________ C-t-l- b-c-o- p-s-í-a-. ----------------------- Chtěli bychom posnídat. 0
We would like to have lunch. Cht-l--b------ob-dv-t. C_____ b_____ o_______ C-t-l- b-c-o- o-ě-v-t- ---------------------- Chtěli bychom obědvat. 0
We would like to have dinner. Ch-ěl- -ych-m-po-e-----. C_____ b_____ p_________ C-t-l- b-c-o- p-v-č-ř-t- ------------------------ Chtěli bychom povečeřet. 0
What would you like for breakfast? C--b--e-e ch-í----s-íd-n-? C_ b_____ c____ k s_______ C- b-d-t- c-t-t k s-í-a-i- -------------------------- Co budete chtít k snídani? 0
Rolls with jam and honey? H-us-y s------l-d-----mede-? H_____ s m_________ a m_____ H-u-k- s m-r-e-á-o- a m-d-m- ---------------------------- Housky s marmeládou a medem? 0
Toast with sausage and cheese? T-a----e--a-á-em - -ý--m? T____ s_ s______ a s_____ T-a-t s- s-l-m-m a s-r-m- ------------------------- Toast se salámem a sýrem? 0
A boiled egg? Vařen---ej-e? V_____ v_____ V-ř-n- v-j-e- ------------- Vařené vejce? 0
A fried egg? Vo-sk----o? V_____ o___ V-l-k- o-o- ----------- Volské oko? 0
An omelette? Om---t-? O_______ O-e-e-u- -------- Omeletu? 0
Another yoghurt, please. J---ě--e--n---g---,-prosím. J____ j____ j______ p______ J-š-ě j-d-n j-g-r-, p-o-í-. --------------------------- Ještě jeden jogurt, prosím. 0
Some salt and pepper also, please. J-ště-------pe--,-p-osí-. J____ s__ a p____ p______ J-š-ě s-l a p-p-, p-o-í-. ------------------------- Ještě sůl a pepř, prosím. 0
Another glass of water, please. J--t- --le-i-- v-d-,-pr---m. J____ s_______ v____ p______ J-š-ě s-l-n-c- v-d-, p-o-í-. ---------------------------- Ještě sklenici vody, prosím. 0

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