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Eating in Irish phrasebook
Eating in Irish phrasebook
A table for one person/two people, please.�
Bord do duine amháin/beirt, le do thoil (bord duh DINN-eh ah-WAWN/burtch, leh duh hull)
Can I look at the menu, please?�
An féidir liom a féachaint ar an bhiachlár, le do thoil? (uhn FAY-duhr lyom uh FEE-uh-khunt uhr uhn vee-uh-KHLAWR, lehd-HULL)
Can I look in the kitchen?�
An féidir liom a féachaint sa chistin? (uh FAY-duhr lyom uh FEE-uh-khunt suh KHISH-tin?)
Is there a house specialty?�
An bhfuil speisialtacht an tí?(uh vwil spehsheeltkht uhn tee?)
Is there a local specialty?�
An bhfuil speisialtacht áitiúil? (uh vwil spehsheeltkht aw-TYOO-il?)
I'm a vegetarian.�
Is feoilséantóir mé (is fyohl-shayn-TOOR meh.)
I don't eat pork.�
Ní ithim muiceoil. (nee IH-im MWIH-kyoll)
I don't eat beef.�
Ní ithim mairteola. (nee IH-im MAR-toll-ah)
I only eat kosher food.�
Ithim bia coisir amháin. (IH-im bee-ah kosher ah-WAWN)
Can you make it "lite", please? (less oil/butter/lard)�
Le níos lú saill, le do thoil? (leh neese loo sall, leh duh hull)
fixed-price meal�
béile le luach seasta (BAY-leh leh LOO-kh SHASS-tah)
à la carte�
à la carte (...)
breakfast�
bricfeásta (BRICK-faw-stah)
lunch�
lón (lone)
tea (meal)�
tae (tay)
supper�
suipéar (sip-AIR)
I want _____.�
_____ atá uaim. (___at-AW wim)
I would like a dish with _____.�
Ba mhaith liom baochas a mhias le _____(buh vah lyum BAY-uh-khas uh VEE-as leh _____)
chicken�
sicín (shik-EEN)
beef�
mairteola (mwir-TYOH-lah)
fish�
iasc (eesk)
ham�
liamhás (LEE-uh-vaws)
sausage�
ispín (ispheen)
cheese�
cáis (kawsh)
eggs�
uibheacha (IV-ah-kah)
salad�
sailéad (sai-LAYD)
(fresh) vegetables�
glasraí (úr) (GLAHS-ree (OOR))
bread�
arán (ah-RAWN)
toast�
tósta (TOHS-tah)
noodles�
núdail (NOO-dil)
rice�
rís (reesh)
beans�
pónairí (poh-NUH-ree...)
May I have a glass of _____?�
An mbeidh gloine _____ agam? (uh meg GLI-neh...)
May I have a cup of _____?�
An mbeidh cupán _____ agam? (un meg cuh-PAWN ____ uh-GUHM)
May I have a bottle of _____?�
An mbeidh buidéal _____ agam? (un meg bi-DAYL ____ uh-GUHM)
coffee�
caife (ka-feh)
tea (drink)�
tae (tay)
juice�
subh (soov)
mineral water�
uisce mianraí (ISH-keh mee-uhn-REE...)
water�
uisce (ISH-kah)
beer�
beoir (bi-or)
red/white wine�
Fíon dearg/bán (...)
May I have some _____?�
An mbeidh roinnt _____ agam? (un meg rint ____ uh-GUHM?)
salt�
sallan (...)
black pepper�
piobar dubh(PI-burr DUH-v)
butter�
im ('im')
Excuse me, waiter? (getting attention of server)
Gabh mo leischeal, a fhreastalaí? (guh muh leh-SHKAYL, uh RAHS-tuh-lee?)
I'm finished.�
Táim críochnaithe. (tawm KREEKH-nuh-hah)
It was delicious.�
Bhí sé go blásta. (vee shay go BLAWS-tuh)
Please clear the table.�
glan an mbord, le d'thoil. (GLAHN an MORD lehd HULL...)
Give me the bill, please.�
Tobhair dom an bhille, le do thoil. (on VILL-eh, lehd HULL)
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