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At the restaurant 3   »  
रेस्टोरेंट में ३

31 [thirty-one]

At the restaurant 3

At the restaurant 3

३१ [इकतीस]

31 [ikatees]

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रेस्टोरेंट में ३

[restorent mein 3]

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I would like a starter. मु-- ए- स------- च---ए मुझे एक स्टार्टर चाहिए 0
mu--- e- s------- c-----e mujhe ek staartar chaahie 		+
I would like a salad. मु-- ए- स--- च---ए मुझे एक सलाद चाहिए 0
mu--- e- s----- c-----e mujhe ek salaad chaahie 		+
I would like a soup. मु-- ए- स-- च---ए मुझे एक सूप चाहिए 0
mu--- e- s--- c-----e mujhe ek soop chaahie 		+
     
I would like a dessert. मु-- ए- ड----- च---ए मुझे एक डॆजर्ट चाहिए 0
mu--- e- d------ c-----e mujhe ek daijart chaahie 		+
I would like an ice cream with whipped cream. मु-- क---- क- स-- ए- आ------- च---ए मुझे क्रीम के साथ एक आइसक्रीम चाहिए 0
mu--- k---- k- s---- e- a--------- c-----e mujhe kreem ke saath ek aaisakreem chaahie 		+
I would like some fruit or cheese. मु-- ए- फ- य- च--- च---ए मुझे एक फल या चीज़ चाहिए 0
mu--- e- p--- y- c---- c-----e mujhe ek phal ya cheez chaahie 		+
     
We would like to have breakfast. हम न----- क--- च---- ह-ं हम नाश्ता करना चाहते हैं 0
ha- n------ k----- c------- h--n ham naashta karana chaahate hain 		+
We would like to have lunch. हम द---- क- ख--- च---- ह-ं हम दोपहर का खाना चाहते हैं 0
ha- d------ k- k----- c------- h--n ham dopahar ka khaana chaahate hain 		+
We would like to have dinner. हम ख--- च---- ह-ं हम खाना चाहते हैं 0
ha- k----- c------- h--n ham khaana chaahate hain 		+
     
What would you like for breakfast? आप-- न----- क- ल-- क--- च----? आपको नाश्ते के लिए क्या चाहिए? 0
aa---- n------ k- l-- k-- c------? aapako naashte ke lie kya chaahie? 		+
Rolls with jam and honey? मु----- औ- म-- क- स-- ब-? मुरब्बा और मधु के साथ बन? 0
mu----- a-- m---- k- s---- b--? murabba aur madhu ke saath ban? 		+
Toast with sausage and cheese? सा--- औ- च--- क- स-- ट----? सासेज और चीज़ के साथ टोस्ट? 0
sa---- a-- c---- k- s---- t---? saasej aur cheez ke saath tost? 		+
     
A boiled egg? उब--- ह-- अ---? उबाला हुआ अंडा? 0
ub---- h-- a---? ubaala hua anda? 		+
A fried egg? तल- ह-- अ---? तला हुआ अंडा? 0
ta-- h-- a---? tala hua anda? 		+
An omelette? ऑम----? ऑम्लेट? 0
om---? omlet? 		+
     
Another yoghurt, please. कृ--- ए- औ- द-- द---ए कृपया एक और दही दीजिए 0
kr---- e- a-- d---- d----e krpaya ek aur dahee deejie 		+
Some salt and pepper also, please. कृ--- न-- औ- म---- द---ए कृपया नमक और मिर्च दीजिए 0
kr---- n---- a-- m---- d----e krpaya namak aur mirch deejie 		+
Another glass of water, please. कृ--- औ- ए- प----- प--- द---ए कृपया और एक प्याला पानी दीजिए 0
kr---- a-- e- p----- p----- d----e krpaya aur ek pyaala paanee deejie 		+
     

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