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At the restaurant 3   »  
Στο εστιατόριο 3

31 [thirty-one]

At the restaurant 3

At the restaurant 3

31 [τριάντα ένα]

31 [triánta éna]

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Στο εστιατόριο 3

[Sto estiatório 3]

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I would like a starter. Θα ή---- έ-- ο-------. Θα ήθελα ένα ορεκτικό. 0
Th- ḗ----- é-- o-------. Tha ḗthela éna orektikó. 		+
I would like a salad. Θα ή---- μ-- σ-----. Θα ήθελα μία σαλάτα. 0
Th- ḗ----- m-- s-----. Tha ḗthela mía saláta. 		+
I would like a soup. Θα ή---- μ-- σ----. Θα ήθελα μία σούπα. 0
Th- ḗ----- m-- s----. Tha ḗthela mía soúpa. 		+
     
I would like a dessert. Θα ή---- έ-- ε--------. Θα ήθελα ένα επιδόρπιο. 0
Th- ḗ----- é-- e--------. Tha ḗthela éna epidórpio. 		+
I would like an ice cream with whipped cream. Θα ή---- έ-- π----- μ- σ------. Θα ήθελα ένα παγωτό με σαντιγί. 0
Th- ḗ----- é-- p----- m- s------. Tha ḗthela éna pagōtó me santigí. 		+
I would like some fruit or cheese. Θα ή---- φ----- ή τ---. Θα ήθελα φρούτα ή τυρί. 0
Th- ḗ----- p------ ḗ t---. Tha ḗthela phroúta ḗ tyrí. 		+
     
We would like to have breakfast. Θα θ----- ν- π------ π-----. Θα θέλαμε να πάρουμε πρωινό. 0
Th- t------ n- p------ p-----. Tha thélame na pároume prōinó. 		+
We would like to have lunch. Θα θ----- ν- φ--- μ----------. Θα θέλαμε να φάμε μεσημεριανό. 0
Th- t------ n- p---- m----------. Tha thélame na pháme mesēmerianó. 		+
We would like to have dinner. Θα θ----- ν- φ--- β------. Θα θέλαμε να φάμε βραδινό. 0
Th- t------ n- p---- b------. Tha thélame na pháme bradinó. 		+
     
What would you like for breakfast? Τι θ- θ----- γ-- π-----; Τι θα θέλατε για πρωινό; 0
Ti t-- t------ g-- p-----? Ti tha thélate gia prōinó? 		+
Rolls with jam and honey? Ψω----- μ- μ-------- κ-- μ---; Ψωμάκια με μαρμελάδα και μέλι; 0
Ps------ m- m-------- k-- m---? Psōmákia me marmeláda kai méli? 		+
Toast with sausage and cheese? Ψω-- μ- α-------- κ-- τ---; Ψωμί με αλλαντικά και τυρί; 0
Ps--- m- a-------- k-- t---? Psōmí me allantiká kai tyrí? 		+
     
A boiled egg? Έν- β----- α---; Ένα βραστό αυγό; 0
Én- b----- a---? Éna brastó augó? 		+
A fried egg? Έν- α--- μ---; Ένα αυγό μάτι; 0
Én- a--- m---? Éna augó máti? 		+
An omelette? Μί- ο------; Μία ομελέτα; 0
Mí- o------? Mía omeléta? 		+
     
Another yoghurt, please. Ακ--- έ-- γ------- π-------. Ακόμη ένα γιαούρτι παρακαλώ. 0
Ak--- é-- g------- p-------. Akómē éna giaoúrti parakalṓ. 		+
Some salt and pepper also, please. Ακ--- λ--- α---- κ-- π----- π-------. Ακόμη λίγο αλάτι και πιπέρι παρακαλώ. 0
Ak--- l--- a---- k-- p----- p-------. Akómē lígo aláti kai pipéri parakalṓ. 		+
Another glass of water, please. Ακ--- έ-- π----- ν--- π-------. Ακόμη ένα ποτήρι νερό παρακαλώ. 0
Ak--- é-- p----- n--- p-------. Akómē éna potḗri neró parakalṓ. 		+
     

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