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en At the restaurant 3   »   sl V restavraciji 3

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At the restaurant 3

At the restaurant 3

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V restavraciji 3

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I would like a starter. aaaaa Ra--a- ---ka---o-p-ed-e-. R----- b- k----- p------- R-d-a- b- k-k-n- p-e-j-d- ------------------------- Rad(a) bi kakšno predjed. 0
I would like a salad. aaaaa Rad--- -- kak----sol-to. R----- b- k----- s------ R-d-a- b- k-k-n- s-l-t-. ------------------------ Rad(a) bi kakšno solato. 0
I would like a soup. aaaaa R-d(-)--i kak-n- j-ho. R----- b- k----- j---- R-d-a- b- k-k-n- j-h-. ---------------------- Rad(a) bi kakšno juho. 0
I would like a dessert. aaaaa Rad(-- b- ka-š-----se-t------i--,-p-obede--. R----- b- k----- d----- (-------- p--------- R-d-a- b- k-k-e- d-s-r- (-l-d-c-, p-o-e-e-)- -------------------------------------------- Rad(a) bi kakšen desert (sladico, poobedek). 0
I would like an ice cream with whipped cream. aaaaa R-d(---bi--l-d------ s--tan-. R----- b- s------- s s------- R-d-a- b- s-a-o-e- s s-e-a-o- ----------------------------- Rad(a) bi sladoled s smetano. 0
I would like some fruit or cheese. aaaaa Rad-----i-s-d-- a-i si-. R----- b- s---- a-- s--- R-d-a- b- s-d-e a-i s-r- ------------------------ Rad(a) bi sadje ali sir. 0
We would like to have breakfast. aaaaa R-di--i-zaj-r----l-- -R--- bi-z-jtr----l-.) R--- b- z----------- (---- b- z------------ R-d- b- z-j-r-o-a-i- (-a-e b- z-j-r-o-a-e-) ------------------------------------------- Radi bi zajtrkovali. (Rade bi zajtrkovale.) 0
We would like to have lunch. aaaaa Radi b--kos-l-- -Rad--bi--os--e-) R--- b- k------ (---- b- k------- R-d- b- k-s-l-. (-a-e b- k-s-l-.- --------------------------------- Radi bi kosili. (Rade bi kosile.) 0
We would like to have dinner. aaaaa Radi -- ve----al-.---ad--b-----e--ale.) R--- b- v--------- (---- b- v---------- R-d- b- v-č-r-a-i- (-a-e b- v-č-r-a-e-) --------------------------------------- Radi bi večerjali. (Rade bi večerjale.) 0
What would you like for breakfast? aaaaa K----el-----a --j---? K-- ž----- z- z------ K-j ž-l-t- z- z-j-r-? --------------------- Kaj želite za zajtrk? 0
Rolls with jam and honey? aaaaa Že-lj--- --rme---- i--m---m? Ž----- z m-------- i- m----- Ž-m-j- z m-r-e-a-o i- m-d-m- ---------------------------- Žemlje z marmelado in medom? 0
Toast with sausage and cheese? aaaaa To-st-- k----s- i- siro-? T---- s k------ i- s----- T-a-t s k-o-a-o i- s-r-m- ------------------------- Toast s klobaso in sirom? 0
A boiled egg? aaaaa K-h-n-------? K----- j----- K-h-n- j-j-e- ------------- Kuhano jajce? 0
A fried egg? aaaaa Ja-ce-n- o--? J---- n- o--- J-j-e n- o-o- ------------- Jajce na oko? 0
An omelette? aaaaa P--ačink----Om--t--) P--------- (-------- P-l-č-n-o- (-m-e-o-) -------------------- Palačinko? (Omleto?) 0
Another yoghurt, please. aaaaa P-o--m -e--- --gu-t. P----- š- e- j------ P-o-i- š- e- j-g-r-. -------------------- Prosim še en jogurt. 0
Some salt and pepper also, please. aaaaa P-------- -ol i- -oper. P----- š- s-- i- p----- P-o-i- š- s-l i- p-p-r- ----------------------- Prosim še sol in poper. 0
Another glass of water, please. aaaaa Pr-sim še -n -oz-rec---d-. P----- š- e- k------ v---- P-o-i- š- e- k-z-r-c v-d-. -------------------------- Prosim še en kozarec vode. 0

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