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రెస్టారెంట్ వద్ద 3

31 [thirty-one]

At the restaurant 3

At the restaurant 3

31 [ముప్పై ఒకటి]

31 [Muppai okaṭi]

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రెస్టారెంట్ వద్ద 3

[Resṭāreṇṭ vadda 3]

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I would like a starter. నా-- ఒ- స-------- క----ి నాకు ఒక స్టార్టర్ కావాలి 0
Nā-- o-- s------ k----i Nāku oka sṭārṭar kāvāli 		+
I would like a salad. నా-- స---- క----ి నాకు సలాడ్ కావాలి 0
Nā-- s---- k----i Nāku salāḍ kāvāli 		+
I would like a soup. నా-- ఒ- స--- క----ి నాకు ఒక సూప్ కావాలి 0
Nā-- o-- s-- k----i Nāku oka sūp kāvāli 		+
     
I would like a dessert. నా-- ఒ- డ-------- క----ి నాకు ఒక డెస్సర్ట్ కావాలి 0
Nā-- o-- ḍ------- k----i Nāku oka ḍes'sarṭ kāvāli 		+
I would like an ice cream with whipped cream. నా-- వ--- చ---- క----- త- ఉ--- ఐ-- క----- క----ి నాకు విప్ చేసిన క్రీమ్ తో ఉన్న ఐస్ క్రీమ్ కావాలి 0
Nā-- v-- c----- k--- t- u--- a-- k--- k----i Nāku vip cēsina krīm tō unna ais krīm kāvāli 		+
I would like some fruit or cheese. నా-- క----- ప---- ల--- చ--- క----ి నాకు కొన్ని పళ్ళు లేదా చీజ్ కావాలి 0
Nā-- k---- p---- l--- c-- k----i Nāku konni paḷḷu lēdā cīj kāvāli 		+
     
We would like to have breakfast. నా-- బ----- ఫ----- త------ / చ------ ఉ--ి నాకు బ్రేక్ ఫాస్ట్ తినాలని / చేయాలని ఉంది 0
Nā-- b--- p---- t-------/ c------- u--i Nāku brēk phāsṭ tinālani/ cēyālani undi 		+
We would like to have lunch. నా-- ల--- త------ / చ------ ఉ--ి నాకు లంచ్ తినాలని / చేయాలని ఉంది 0
Nā-- l---- t-------/ c------- u--i Nāku lan̄c tinālani/ cēyālani undi 		+
We would like to have dinner. నా-- డ------ త------ / చ------ ఉ--ి నాకు డిన్నర్ తినాలని / చేయాలని ఉంది 0
Nā-- ḍ----- t-------/ c------- u--i Nāku ḍinnar tinālani/ cēyālani undi 		+
     
What would you like for breakfast? మీ-- బ----- ఫ----- ల- ఏ-- క-----? మీకు బ్రేక్ ఫాస్ట్ లో ఏమి కావాలి? 0
Mī-- b--- p---- l- ē-- k-----? Mīku brēk phāsṭ lō ēmi kāvāli? 		+
Rolls with jam and honey? జా-- మ---- త--- త- త--------- ర----- క----ి జామ్ మరియు తేనె తో తయారుచేసిన రోల్స్ కావాలి 0
Jā- m----- t--- t- t----------- r--- k----i Jām mariyu tēne tō tayārucēsina rōls kāvāli 		+
Toast with sausage and cheese? సా---- మ---- చ--- త- త--------- ట----- క-----? సాసేజ్ మరియు చీజ్ తో తయారుచేసిన టోస్ట్ కావాలా? 0
Sā--- m----- c-- t- t----------- ṭ--- k-----? Sāsēj mariyu cīj tō tayārucēsina ṭōsṭ kāvālā? 		+
     
A boiled egg? బా---- చ---- గ----- క-----? బాయిల్ చేసిన గుడ్డు కావాలా? 0
Bā--- c----- g---- k-----? Bāyil cēsina guḍḍu kāvālā? 		+
A fried egg? ఫ్-- చ---- గ----- క-----? ఫ్రై చేసిన గుడ్డు కావాలా? 0
Ph--- c----- g---- k-----? Phrai cēsina guḍḍu kāvālā? 		+
An omelette? ఆమ----- క-----? ఆమ్లెట్ కావాలా? 0
Ām--- k-----? Āmleṭ kāvālā? 		+
     
Another yoghurt, please. ఇం--- క---- ప----- క----ి ఇంకొక కప్పు పెరుగు కావాలి 0
Iṅ---- k---- p----- k----i Iṅkoka kappu perugu kāvāli 		+
Some salt and pepper also, please. అల--- క---- ఉ---- మ---- మ------ ప--- క--- ఇ-----ి అలాగే కొంచం ఉప్పు మరియు మిరియాల పొడి కూడా ఇవ్వండి 0
Al--- k------ u--- m----- m------- p--- k--- i-----i Alāgē kon̄caṁ uppu mariyu miriyāla poḍi kūḍā ivvaṇḍi 		+
Another glass of water, please. మర---- గ----- మ--- న----- ఇ-----ి మరొక్క గ్లాస్ మంచి నీళ్ళు ఇవ్వండి 0
Ma----- g--- m----- n---- i-----i Marokka glās man̄ci nīḷḷu ivvaṇḍi 		+
     

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