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em At the restaurant 3   »   ps په رستورانت کې 3

31 [thirty-one]

At the restaurant 3

At the restaurant 3

31 [ یو دیرش ]

31 [ یو دیرش ]

په رستورانت کې 3

په رستورانت کې 3

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I would like a starter. ز- -ی------ ---ړم. ز_ ا_______ غ_____ ز- ا-پ-ا-ز- غ-ا-م- ------------------ زه ایپٹائزر غواړم. 0
پ- رس--رانت ک- 3 پ_ ر_______ ک_ 3 پ- ر-ت-ر-ن- ک- 3 ---------------- په رستورانت کې 3
I would like a salad. ز--سل-- غ-اړم ز_ س___ غ____ ز- س-ا- غ-ا-م ------------- زه سلاد غواړم 0
په--ست-ر-نت ک--3 پ_ ر_______ ک_ 3 پ- ر-ت-ر-ن- ک- 3 ---------------- په رستورانت کې 3
I would like a soup. ز- س-پ غ--ړم ز_ س__ غ____ ز- س-پ غ-ا-م ------------ زه سوپ غواړم 0
za -y-āzr-ǧo--m z_ ā_____ ǧ____ z- ā-p-z- ǧ-ā-m --------------- za āypāzr ǧoāṟm
I would like a dessert. زه خواږه----ړ-. ز_ خ____ غ_____ ز- خ-ا-ه غ-ا-م- --------------- زه خواږه غواړم. 0
z- ā---z- ----m z_ ā_____ ǧ____ z- ā-p-z- ǧ-ā-m --------------- za āypāzr ǧoāṟm
I would like an ice cream with whipped cream. زه ---ری- سره-آ-س--ر-- غ-ا--. ز_ د ک___ س__ آ__ ک___ غ_____ ز- د ک-ی- س-ه آ-س ک-ی- غ-ا-م- ----------------------------- زه د کریم سره آیس کریم غواړم. 0
z----pā-r-ǧ-āṟm z_ ā_____ ǧ____ z- ā-p-z- ǧ-ā-m --------------- za āypāzr ǧoāṟm
I would like some fruit or cheese. ز--م-و- ی- ------وا--. ز_ م___ ی_ پ___ غ_____ ز- م-و- ی- پ-ی- غ-ا-م- ---------------------- زه میوه یا پنیر غواړم. 0
زه سلاد غ-اړم ز_ س___ غ____ ز- س-ا- غ-ا-م ------------- زه سلاد غواړم
We would like to have breakfast. مو- -وا-- چې --ش-----ړ-. م__ غ____ چ_ ن____ و____ م-ږ غ-ا-و چ- ن-ش-ه و-ړ-. ------------------------ موږ غواړو چې ناشته وکړو. 0
زه----د--وا-م ز_ س___ غ____ ز- س-ا- غ-ا-م ------------- زه سلاد غواړم
We would like to have lunch. مو--- غرم- ---- غو-ړو. م__ د غ___ ډ___ غ_____ م-ږ د غ-م- ډ-ډ- غ-ا-و- ---------------------- موږ د غرمې ډوډۍ غواړو. 0
زه-سل-د --اړم ز_ س___ غ____ ز- س-ا- غ-ا-م ------------- زه سلاد غواړم
We would like to have dinner. م-ږ --ش-ې---ډۍ غ-اړ-. م__ د ش__ ډ___ غ_____ م-ږ د ش-ې ډ-ډ- غ-ا-و- --------------------- موږ د شپې ډوډۍ غواړو. 0
زه---- غ---م ز_ س__ غ____ ز- س-پ غ-ا-م ------------ زه سوپ غواړم
What would you like for breakfast? د -اش-ې---ا-- -- غو-ړ-؟ د ن____ ل____ څ_ غ_____ د ن-ش-ې ل-ا-ه څ- غ-ا-ې- ----------------------- د ناشتې لپاره څه غواړې؟ 0
ز- سوپ غوا-م ز_ س__ غ____ ز- س-پ غ-ا-م ------------ زه سوپ غواړم
Rolls with jam and honey? د ج-م----شا-و -ره-ډوډ-؟ د ج__ ا_ ش___ س__ ډ____ د ج-م ا- ش-ت- س-ه ډ-ډ-؟ ----------------------- د جام او شاتو سره ډوډۍ؟ 0
زه -و- غو--م ز_ س__ غ____ ز- س-پ غ-ا-م ------------ زه سوپ غواړم
Toast with sausage and cheese? د--ا-ی- او--نی------ټو-ټ؟ د س____ ا_ پ___ س__ ټ____ د س-س-ج ا- پ-ی- س-ه ټ-س-؟ ------------------------- د ساسیج او پنیر سره ټوسټ؟ 0
ز---وا---غ--ړ-. ز_ خ____ غ_____ ز- خ-ا-ه غ-ا-م- --------------- زه خواږه غواړم.
A boiled egg? پ-- -وې-ه--؟ پ__ ش__ ه___ پ-ه ش-ې ه-ۍ- ------------ پخه شوې هګۍ؟ 0
ز- خ-ا-- -و-ړم. ز_ خ____ غ_____ ز- خ-ا-ه غ-ا-م- --------------- زه خواږه غواړم.
A fried egg? ی-- -خ--هګۍ؟ ی__ پ__ ه___ ی-ه پ-ه ه-ۍ- ------------ یوه پخه هګۍ؟ 0
ز----اږ- غ---م. ز_ خ____ غ_____ ز- خ-ا-ه غ-ا-م- --------------- زه خواږه غواړم.
An omelette? آ-لېټ؟ آ_____ آ-ل-ټ- ------ آملېټ؟ 0
z--d-k--m sr-----k--m-ǧ-āṟm z_ d k___ s__ y_ k___ ǧ____ z- d k-y- s-a y- k-y- ǧ-ā-m --------------------------- za d krym sra ys krym ǧoāṟm
Another yoghurt, please. یو ب---ستې- مه--اني-----. ی_ ب_ م____ م______ و____ ی- ب- م-ت-، م-ر-ا-ي و-ړ-. ------------------------- یو بل مستې، مهرباني وکړئ. 0
z- --krym ------ k--- --āṟm z_ d k___ s__ y_ k___ ǧ____ z- d k-y- s-a y- k-y- ǧ-ā-m --------------------------- za d krym sra ys krym ǧoāṟm
Some salt and pepper also, please. نور-م-لګه -و----،-مه-بان- وک--. ن__ م____ ا_ م___ م______ و____ ن-ر م-ل-ه ا- م-چ- م-ر-ا-ي و-ړ-. ------------------------------- نور مالګه او مرچ، مهرباني وکړئ. 0
za d k--m -r---- --y- -oāṟm z_ d k___ s__ y_ k___ ǧ____ z- d k-y- s-a y- k-y- ǧ-ā-m --------------------------- za d krym sra ys krym ǧoāṟm
Another glass of water, please. م--بان--وکړئ یو--ل-ګی-اس اوبه. م______ و___ ی_ ب_ ګ____ ا____ م-ر-ا-ي و-ړ- ی- ب- ګ-ل-س ا-ب-. ------------------------------ مهرباني وکړئ یو بل ګیلاس اوبه. 0
ز----و- -ا پ-ی- -و--م. ز_ م___ ی_ پ___ غ_____ ز- م-و- ی- پ-ی- غ-ا-م- ---------------------- زه میوه یا پنیر غواړم.

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