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en At the restaurant 2   »   bn রেস্টুরেন্ট ২ – এ

30 [thirty]

At the restaurant 2

At the restaurant 2

৩০ [ত্রিশ]

30 [triśa]

রেস্টুরেন্ট ২ – এ

[rēsṭurēnṭa 2 – ē]

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An apple juice, please. দ-া --ে -ক-া-আপেলে- রস--ন---৷ দ-- ক-- এ--- আ----- র- আ--- ৷ দ-া ক-ে এ-ট- আ-ে-ে- র- আ-ু- ৷ ----------------------------- দয়া করে একটা আপেলের রস আনুন ৷ 0
d----k--ē ē---ā --ēlēr- --sa --una d--- k--- ē---- ā------ r--- ā---- d-ẏ- k-r- ē-a-ā ā-ē-ē-a r-s- ā-u-a ---------------------------------- daẏā karē ēkaṭā āpēlēra rasa ānuna
A lemonade, please. দ-া করে এক---ল-বু--সর-- আন---৷ দ-- ক-- এ--- ল---- স--- আ--- ৷ দ-া ক-ে এ-ট- ল-ব-র স-ব- আ-ু- ৷ ------------------------------ দয়া করে একটা লেবুর সরবৎ আনুন ৷ 0
daẏ- ---ē-ē--ṭ---ē-u-a ---a--ṯ-----a d--- k--- ē---- l----- s------ ā---- d-ẏ- k-r- ē-a-ā l-b-r- s-r-b-ṯ ā-u-a ------------------------------------ daẏā karē ēkaṭā lēbura sarabaṯ ānuna
A tomato juice, please. দয়----- -ক-- -ম--োর র----ু- ৷ দ-- ক-- এ--- ট----- র- আ--- ৷ দ-া ক-ে এ-ট- ট-ে-ো- র- আ-ু- ৷ ----------------------------- দয়া করে একটা টমেটোর রস আনুন ৷ 0
daẏ--k-r---k-ṭā ṭ-mēṭōr-----a--nu-a d--- k--- ē---- ṭ------- r--- ā---- d-ẏ- k-r- ē-a-ā ṭ-m-ṭ-r- r-s- ā-u-a ----------------------------------- daẏā karē ēkaṭā ṭamēṭōra rasa ānuna
I’d like a glass of red wine. আমার--ক-গ--াস--া--মদ-(র---ও---ন- চ-ই-৷ আ--- এ- গ---- ল-- ম- (--- ও----- চ-- ৷ আ-া- এ- গ-ল-স ল-ল ম- (-ে- ও-া-ন- চ-ই ৷ -------------------------------------- আমার এক গ্লাস লাল মদ (রেড ওয়াইন) চাই ৷ 0
ā--r--ēka gl-s--lāla--ada ---ḍa--ẏ-'--a--c-'i ā---- ē-- g---- l--- m--- (---- ō------- c--- ā-ā-a ē-a g-ā-a l-l- m-d- (-ē-a ō-ā-i-a- c-'- --------------------------------------------- āmāra ēka glāsa lāla mada (rēḍa ōẏā'ina) cā'i
I’d like a glass of white wine. আ--র -ক-গ্লাস সা-- ম- (হ--াই- --াইন) চা- ৷ আ--- এ- গ---- স--- ম- (------ ও----- চ-- ৷ আ-া- এ- গ-ল-স স-দ- ম- (-ো-া-ট ও-া-ন- চ-ই ৷ ------------------------------------------ আমার এক গ্লাস সাদা মদ (হোয়াইট ওয়াইন) চাই ৷ 0
ā-ār------g-ās---ā-ā-ma---(hō-ā-iṭa---ā'--a- -ā'i ā---- ē-- g---- s--- m--- (-------- ō------- c--- ā-ā-a ē-a g-ā-a s-d- m-d- (-ō-ā-i-a ō-ā-i-a- c-'- ------------------------------------------------- āmāra ēka glāsa sādā mada (hōẏā'iṭa ōẏā'ina) cā'i
I’d like a bottle of champagne. আ--র এ--বো-ল--্যা--প-- --- ৷ আ--- এ- ব--- শ-------- চ-- ৷ আ-া- এ- ব-ত- শ-য-ম-প-ন চ-ই ৷ ---------------------------- আমার এক বোতল শ্যাম্পেন চাই ৷ 0
āmār- ē-a bōt-la-ś-ā----- -ā'i ā---- ē-- b----- ś------- c--- ā-ā-a ē-a b-t-l- ś-ā-p-n- c-'- ------------------------------ āmāra ēka bōtala śyāmpēna cā'i
Do you like fish? ত-মি -ি মা--প-ন্দ-কর? ত--- ক- ম-- প---- ক-- ত-ম- ক- ম-ছ প-ন-দ ক-? --------------------- তুমি কি মাছ পছন্দ কর? 0
tu---ki--ā-h--p-chan-a k---? t--- k- m---- p------- k---- t-m- k- m-c-a p-c-a-d- k-r-? ---------------------------- tumi ki mācha pachanda kara?
Do you like beef? তুমি কি-গ-ুর-ম-ংস -ছন্- কর? ত--- ক- গ--- ম--- প---- ক-- ত-ম- ক- গ-ু- ম-ং- প-ন-দ ক-? --------------------------- তুমি কি গরুর মাংস পছন্দ কর? 0
Tum- ki g-r--- m-nsa-p-c-a-d--kara? T--- k- g----- m---- p------- k---- T-m- k- g-r-r- m-n-a p-c-a-d- k-r-? ----------------------------------- Tumi ki garura mānsa pachanda kara?
Do you like pork? ত-মি-ক-----র-র-ম-ং- -ছন্দ -র? ত--- ক- শ----- ম--- প---- ক-- ত-ম- ক- শ-ক-ে- ম-ং- প-ন-দ ক-? ----------------------------- তুমি কি শুকরের মাংস পছন্দ কর? 0
T--i ki--uk-r--a-m--s- pa----da -a--? T--- k- ś------- m---- p------- k---- T-m- k- ś-k-r-r- m-n-a p-c-a-d- k-r-? ------------------------------------- Tumi ki śukarēra mānsa pachanda kara?
I’d like something without meat. আ-া- মা---ি-ীন -িছু চা--৷ আ--- ম-------- ক--- চ-- ৷ আ-া- ম-ং-ব-হ-ন ক-ছ- চ-ই ৷ ------------------------- আমার মাংসবিহীন কিছু চাই ৷ 0
Ām--- mā-s-b---na k---- c--i Ā---- m---------- k---- c--- Ā-ā-a m-n-a-i-ī-a k-c-u c-'- ---------------------------- Āmāra mānsabihīna kichu cā'i
I’d like some mixed vegetables. আ----ন---র-- মেশ-নো-স--- চ---৷ আ--- ন------ ম----- স--- চ-- ৷ আ-া- ন-ন-র-ম ম-শ-ন- স-জ- চ-ই ৷ ------------------------------ আমার নানারকম মেশানো সবজি চাই ৷ 0
āmā--------ak----m--ānō-sa-aj---ā'i ā---- n--------- m----- s----- c--- ā-ā-a n-n-r-k-m- m-ś-n- s-b-j- c-'- ----------------------------------- āmāra nānārakama mēśānō sabaji cā'i
I’d like something that won’t take much time. আ-ার এম---িছ- -া---া-ে-বে---স---ন- ---ে ৷ আ--- এ-- ক--- চ-- য--- ব--- স-- ন- ল--- ৷ আ-া- এ-ন ক-ছ- চ-ই য-ত- ব-শ- স-য় ন- ল-গ- ৷ ----------------------------------------- আমার এমন কিছু চাই যাতে বেশী সময় না লাগে ৷ 0
ām-r----an---i--u-c--- y-t--b-ś- -a-a-- -ā-l--ē ā---- ē---- k---- c--- y--- b--- s----- n- l--- ā-ā-a ē-a-a k-c-u c-'- y-t- b-ś- s-m-ẏ- n- l-g- ----------------------------------------------- āmāra ēmana kichu cā'i yātē bēśī samaẏa nā lāgē
Would you like that with rice? আ-----কি--া----থে--াত--াই? আ---- ক- ত-- স--- ভ-- চ--- আ-ন-র ক- ত-র স-থ- ভ-ত চ-ই- -------------------------- আপনার কি তার সাথে ভাত চাই? 0
ā--n------ -----sāt-ē--h--a-cā'i? ā------ k- t--- s---- b---- c---- ā-a-ā-a k- t-r- s-t-ē b-ā-a c-'-? --------------------------------- āpanāra ki tāra sāthē bhāta cā'i?
Would you like that with pasta? আ-নার--ি-ত-র-সা---পা---- ---? আ---- ক- ত-- স--- প----- চ--- আ-ন-র ক- ত-র স-থ- প-স-ত- চ-ই- ----------------------------- আপনার কি তার সাথে পাস্তা চাই? 0
Ā-a-ā-a-ki-tā-- sā-------tā-cā'-? Ā------ k- t--- s---- p---- c---- Ā-a-ā-a k- t-r- s-t-ē p-s-ā c-'-? --------------------------------- Āpanāra ki tāra sāthē pāstā cā'i?
Would you like that with potatoes? আপন---ক----র -াথে --- চা-? আ---- ক- ত-- স--- আ-- চ--- আ-ন-র ক- ত-র স-থ- আ-ু চ-ই- -------------------------- আপনার কি তার সাথে আলু চাই? 0
Āp---ra ---t--- --thē-ālu ---i? Ā------ k- t--- s---- ā-- c---- Ā-a-ā-a k- t-r- s-t-ē ā-u c-'-? ------------------------------- Āpanāra ki tāra sāthē ālu cā'i?
That doesn’t taste good. আমা---- ---া--পছ--- হয় ---৷ আ--- এ- স---- প---- হ- ন- ৷ আ-া- এ- স-ব-দ প-ন-দ হ- ন- ৷ --------------------------- আমার এর স্বাদ পছন্দ হয় নি ৷ 0
Ā---a ēra sbāda--achan-a-h-ẏ- -i Ā---- ē-- s---- p------- h--- n- Ā-ā-a ē-a s-ā-a p-c-a-d- h-ẏ- n- -------------------------------- Āmāra ēra sbāda pachanda haẏa ni
The food is cold. খ------ -াণ-ড- ৷ খ------ ঠ----- ৷ খ-ব-র-া ঠ-ণ-ড- ৷ ---------------- খাবারটা ঠাণ্ডা ৷ 0
k---āra----hāṇ-ā k-------- ṭ----- k-ā-ā-a-ā ṭ-ā-ḍ- ---------------- khābāraṭā ṭhāṇḍā
I didn’t order this. আ-- এ-া-আন---ব-----৷ আ-- এ-- আ--- ব---- ৷ আ-ি এ-া আ-ত- ব-ি-ি ৷ -------------------- আমি এটা আনতে বলিনি ৷ 0
āmi------n------li-i ā-- ē-- ā---- b----- ā-i ē-ā ā-a-ē b-l-n- -------------------- āmi ēṭā ānatē balini

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