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30 [thirty]

At the restaurant 2

At the restaurant 2

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At the restaurant 2

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An apple juice, please. ક-પ- કરી-ે-----ફરજ-નો -સ. ક--- ક---- એ- સ------ ર-- ક-પ- ક-ી-ે એ- સ-ર-ન-ો ર-. ------------------------- કૃપા કરીને એક સફરજનનો રસ. 0
t-m--- -----ē -rā-----ak- -a--vō! t----- j----- ā---------- b------ t-m-r- j-t-n- ā-ā-a-ā-a-a b-n-v-! --------------------------------- tamārī jātanē ārāmadāyaka banāvō!
A lemonade, please. લ-ં-ુનું શ-બ-, -ૃ-- -ર---. લ------- શ---- ક--- ક----- લ-ં-ુ-ુ- શ-બ-, ક-પ- ક-ી-ે- -------------------------- લિંબુનું શરબત, કૃપા કરીને. 0
Ta-ā-ī-j---nē-g---- b-nāv-! T----- j----- g---- b------ T-m-r- j-t-n- g-a-ē b-n-v-! --------------------------- Tamārī jātanē gharē banāvō!
A tomato juice, please. ટા----ંન- ------પા--ર-ને. ટ-------- ર-- ક--- ક----- ટ-મ-ટ-ં-ો ર-, ક-પ- ક-ી-ે- ------------------------- ટામેટાંનો રસ, કૃપા કરીને. 0
T-m- śuṁ pī-ā mā-gō---ō? T--- ś-- p--- m---- c--- T-m- ś-ṁ p-v- m-ṅ-ō c-ō- ------------------------ Tamē śuṁ pīvā māṅgō chō?
I’d like a glass of red wine. મન------------ે---ાઇન---ઈએ-છ-. મ-- એ- ગ---- ર-- વ--- જ--- છ-- મ-ે એ- ગ-લ-સ ર-ડ વ-ઇ- જ-ઈ- છ-. ------------------------------ મને એક ગ્લાસ રેડ વાઇન જોઈએ છે. 0
Ś-ṁ tamanē-sa-gīt--g-mē---ē? Ś-- t----- s------ g--- c--- Ś-ṁ t-m-n- s-ṅ-ī-a g-m- c-ē- ---------------------------- Śuṁ tamanē saṅgīta gamē chē?
I’d like a glass of white wine. મન- સ----વાઇનન- --લા--જ-----ે. મ-- સ--- વ----- ગ---- જ--- છ-- મ-ે સ-ે- વ-ઇ-ન- ગ-લ-સ જ-ઈ- છ-. ------------------------------ મને સફેદ વાઇનનો ગ્લાસ જોઈએ છે. 0
Man- -------a -a-gīt- --mē c--. M--- ś------- s------ g--- c--- M-n- ś-s-r-y- s-ṅ-ī-a g-m- c-ē- ------------------------------- Manē śāstrīya saṅgīta gamē chē.
I’d like a bottle of champagne. મન--સ્પાર્ક-િ-ગ-વાઇનની-બો-- જો-એ-છે. મ-- સ---------- વ----- બ--- જ--- છ-- મ-ે સ-પ-ર-ક-િ-ગ વ-ઇ-ન- બ-ટ- જ-ઈ- છ-. ------------------------------------ મને સ્પાર્કલિંગ વાઇનની બોટલ જોઈએ છે. 0
Ahī--mār--sī-ī--pos;ō-ch-. A--- m--- s---------- c--- A-ī- m-r- s-ḍ-&-p-s-ō c-ē- -------------------------- Ahīṁ mārī sīḍī'ō chē.
Do you like fish? શ-- તમ-ે--ા--- ગ-- -ે? શ-- ત--- મ---- ગ-- છ-- શ-ં ત-ન- મ-છ-ી ગ-ે છ-? ---------------------- શું તમને માછલી ગમે છે? 0
Ś-- t--ē--ō&-p-s----ādya--ag-ḍō chō? Ś-- t--- k-------- v---- v----- c--- Ś-ṁ t-m- k-&-p-s-ī v-d-a v-g-ḍ- c-ō- ------------------------------------ Śuṁ tamē kō'ī vādya vagāḍō chō?
Do you like beef? શ-ં --ન---ી- ગ----ે? શ-- ત--- બ-- ગ-- છ-- શ-ં ત-ન- બ-ફ ગ-ે છ-? -------------------- શું તમને બીફ ગમે છે? 0
Ā--ahyuṁ mā-u--g--āra. Ā r----- m---- g------ Ā r-h-u- m-r-ṁ g-ṭ-r-. ---------------------- Ā rahyuṁ māruṁ giṭāra.
Do you like pork? શ---તમ-ે-ડુક્-રન-ં મ--સ -મે છ-? શ-- ત--- ડ-------- મ--- ગ-- છ-- શ-ં ત-ન- ડ-ક-ક-ન-ં મ-ં- ગ-ે છ-? ------------------------------- શું તમને ડુક્કરનું માંસ ગમે છે? 0
Śuṁ --m--ē-gā-ān-ṁ-g----c-ē? Ś-- t----- g------ g--- c--- Ś-ṁ t-m-n- g-v-n-ṁ g-m- c-ē- ---------------------------- Śuṁ tamanē gāvānuṁ gamē chē?
I’d like something without meat. મ-રે--ાં---િના -ંઈક-જો-- છે. મ--- મ--- વ--- ક--- જ--- છ-- મ-ર- મ-ં- વ-ન- ક-ઈ- જ-ઈ- છ-. ---------------------------- મારે માંસ વિના કંઈક જોઈએ છે. 0
Śuṁ -am-nē bāḷakō-ch-? Ś-- t----- b----- c--- Ś-ṁ t-m-n- b-ḷ-k- c-ē- ---------------------- Śuṁ tamanē bāḷakō chē?
I’d like some mixed vegetables. મા---શ-કન--થ-ળી-જો-એ છ-. મ--- શ---- થ--- જ--- છ-- મ-ર- શ-ક-ી થ-ળ- જ-ઈ- છ-. ------------------------ મારે શાકની થાળી જોઈએ છે. 0
T--ī pā-- --t-r- chē? T--- p--- k----- c--- T-r- p-s- k-t-r- c-ē- --------------------- Tārī pāsē kūtarō chē?
I’d like something that won’t take much time. મારે-એવ-- કં-ક-જ-ઈએ--ે-જે-લ--બ-- - ચાલે. મ--- એ--- ક--- જ--- છ- જ- લ----- ન ચ---- મ-ર- એ-ુ- ક-ઈ- જ-ઈ- છ- જ- લ-ં-ુ- ન ચ-લ-. ---------------------------------------- મારે એવું કંઈક જોઈએ છે જે લાંબું ન ચાલે. 0
Śu- -a---ī pā-ē-bi-āḍ- c--? Ś-- t----- p--- b----- c--- Ś-ṁ t-m-r- p-s- b-l-ḍ- c-ē- --------------------------- Śuṁ tamārī pāsē bilāḍī chē?
Would you like that with rice? શ-- ---ે--- -ો-ા-સાથે ગ-શે? શ-- ત--- ત- ચ--- સ--- ગ---- શ-ં ત-ન- ત- ચ-ખ- સ-થ- ગ-શ-? --------------------------- શું તમને તે ચોખા સાથે ગમશે? 0
Ahīṁ m----pu---k--ch-. A--- m--- p------ c--- A-ī- m-r- p-s-a-ō c-ē- ---------------------- Ahīṁ mārā pustakō chē.
Would you like that with pasta? શ------- તે----્ત- સ-થે --શે? શ-- ત--- ત- પ----- સ--- ગ---- શ-ં ત-ન- ત- પ-સ-ત- સ-થ- ગ-શ-? ----------------------------- શું તમને તે પાસ્તા સાથે ગમશે? 0
Huṁ -t-ārē-ā-pust--- vān̄-ī ----ō--huṁ. H-- a----- ā p------ v----- r---- c---- H-ṁ a-y-r- ā p-s-a-a v-n-c- r-h-ō c-u-. --------------------------------------- Huṁ atyārē ā pustaka vān̄cī rahyō chuṁ.
Would you like that with potatoes? શુ- -મ-ે-ત- બ-ા-ા સ-થે--મશ-? શ-- ત--- ત- બ---- સ--- ગ---- શ-ં ત-ન- ત- બ-ા-ા સ-થ- ગ-શ-? ---------------------------- શું તમને તે બટાકા સાથે ગમશે? 0
T--an- śu--v-n-c-vu--ga-- chē? T----- ś-- v-------- g--- c--- T-m-n- ś-ṁ v-n-c-v-ṁ g-m- c-ē- ------------------------------ Tamanē śuṁ vān̄cavuṁ gamē chē?
That doesn’t taste good. આ-- -્વ-દ -ા-ો ન-ી આવતો. આ-- સ---- સ--- ન-- આ---- આ-ો સ-વ-દ સ-ર- ન-ી આ-ત-. ------------------------ આનો સ્વાદ સારો નથી આવતો. 0
Ś-- t---n--k-nsarṭa--- jav-ṁ gam- -hē? Ś-- t----- k---------- j---- g--- c--- Ś-ṁ t-m-n- k-n-a-ṭ-m-ṁ j-v-ṁ g-m- c-ē- -------------------------------------- Śuṁ tamanē kōnsarṭamāṁ javuṁ gamē chē?
The food is cold. ખો--ક-ઠંડ--છ-. ખ---- ઠ--- છ-- ખ-ર-ક ઠ-ડ- છ-. -------------- ખોરાક ઠંડુ છે. 0
Ś----aman- -h--ē-a----ṁ-j-v-nu--g-m- -hē? Ś-- t----- t----------- j------ g--- c--- Ś-ṁ t-m-n- t-i-ē-a-a-ā- j-v-n-ṁ g-m- c-ē- ----------------------------------------- Śuṁ tamanē thiyēṭaramāṁ javānuṁ gamē chē?
I didn’t order this. મે- તે -દે--આપ-ય--નથ-. મ-- ત- આ--- આ---- ન--- મ-ં ત- આ-ે- આ-્-ો ન-ી- ---------------------- મેં તે આદેશ આપ્યો નથી. 0
Śu- -a-an- ōp--ā-ā- javānuṁ---mē --ē? Ś-- t----- ō------- j------ g--- c--- Ś-ṁ t-m-n- ō-ē-ā-ā- j-v-n-ṁ g-m- c-ē- ------------------------------------- Śuṁ tamanē ōpērāmāṁ javānuṁ gamē chē?

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