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en At the restaurant 2   »   ms At the restaurant 2

30 [thirty]

At the restaurant 2

At the restaurant 2

30 [tiga puluh]

At the restaurant 2

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An apple juice, please. T-long-be-- ---- -us----l. T----- b--- s--- j-- e---- T-l-n- b-r- s-y- j-s e-a-. -------------------------- Tolong beri saya jus epal. 0
A lemonade, please. Tolo-- b--i say- -u----mau. T----- b--- s--- j-- l----- T-l-n- b-r- s-y- j-s l-m-u- --------------------------- Tolong beri saya jus limau. 0
A tomato juice, please. To---g b--- saya-j-- tom-t-. T----- b--- s--- j-- t------ T-l-n- b-r- s-y- j-s t-m-t-. ---------------------------- Tolong beri saya jus tomato. 0
I’d like a glass of red wine. Sa---m----segela- ---n me-ah. S--- m--- s------ w--- m----- S-y- m-h- s-g-l-s w-i- m-r-h- ----------------------------- Saya mahu segelas wain merah. 0
I’d like a glass of white wine. Say- mah--s-gel-- -ai- p--ih. S--- m--- s------ w--- p----- S-y- m-h- s-g-l-s w-i- p-t-h- ----------------------------- Saya mahu segelas wain putih. 0
I’d like a bottle of champagne. Saya--ahu se--to---h-----ne. S--- m--- s------ c--------- S-y- m-h- s-b-t-l c-a-p-g-e- ---------------------------- Saya mahu sebotol champagne. 0
Do you like fish? Ad-k---a-ak---------n? A----- a--- s--- i---- A-a-a- a-a- s-k- i-a-? ---------------------- Adakah awak suka ikan? 0
Do you like beef? A-aka-----k ---a--------l-m-u? A----- a--- s--- d----- l----- A-a-a- a-a- s-k- d-g-n- l-m-u- ------------------------------ Adakah awak suka daging lembu? 0
Do you like pork? A----- awak-s--- ---i-g ----? A----- a--- s--- d----- b---- A-a-a- a-a- s-k- d-g-n- b-b-? ----------------------------- Adakah awak suka daging babi? 0
I’d like something without meat. S--- m-h- ses-at---anp----gi-g. S--- m--- s------ t---- d------ S-y- m-h- s-s-a-u t-n-a d-g-n-. ------------------------------- Saya mahu sesuatu tanpa daging. 0
I’d like some mixed vegetables. S--- --hu ---i-g--n sa--r. S--- m--- s-------- s----- S-y- m-h- s-p-n-g-n s-y-r- -------------------------- Saya mahu sepinggan sayur. 0
I’d like something that won’t take much time. S--- ---u ses-----y-n---id-k p--lu lama d---ngg-. S--- m--- s------ y--- t---- p---- l--- d-------- S-y- m-h- s-s-a-u y-n- t-d-k p-r-u l-m- d-t-n-g-. ------------------------------------------------- Saya mahu sesuatu yang tidak perlu lama ditunggu. 0
Would you like that with rice? A-a--h-anda-ma-u--tu --ng-n n-s-? A----- a--- m--- i-- d----- n---- A-a-a- a-d- m-h- i-u d-n-a- n-s-? --------------------------------- Adakah anda mahu itu dengan nasi? 0
Would you like that with pasta? A-a-ah-an-- m-hu i---d--g----i? A----- a--- m--- i-- d----- m-- A-a-a- a-d- m-h- i-u d-n-a- m-? ------------------------------- Adakah anda mahu itu dengan mi? 0
Would you like that with potatoes? Ad--ah a-d- m--u -tu d-n--n--enta--? A----- a--- m--- i-- d----- k------- A-a-a- a-d- m-h- i-u d-n-a- k-n-a-g- ------------------------------------ Adakah anda mahu itu dengan kentang? 0
That doesn’t taste good. In- t----------. I-- t---- s----- I-i t-d-k s-d-p- ---------------- Ini tidak sedap. 0
The food is cold. M-k--an i-----j--. M------ i-- s----- M-k-n-n i-i s-j-k- ------------------ Makanan ini sejuk. 0
I didn’t order this. Sa-- --dak meme-an ma-an-- -n-. S--- t---- m------ m------ i--- S-y- t-d-k m-m-s-n m-k-n-n i-i- ------------------------------- Saya tidak memesan makanan ini. 0

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