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Eating in Tok Pisin phrasebook
Eating in Tok Pisin phrasebook
A table for one person/two people, please.�
Wanpela tebol bilong wanpela/tupela, plis. (...)
Can I look at the menu, please?�
Inap mi lukim menyu plis? (ee-NAHP mee LOOK-im MEHN-yoo plees)
Can I look in the kitchen?�
Inap mi lukluk insait long kitsen (...)
Is there a house specialty?�
Is there a house specialty? (...)
Is there a local specialty?�
Is there a local specialty? (...)
I'm a vegetarian.�
Mi no kaikai mit. (mee noh KIGH-kigh meet)
I don't eat pork.�
Mi tambu long kaikai pik. (mee TAHM-boo long pik)
I don't eat beef.�
Mi tambu long kaikai bulmakau. (mee TAHM-boo long BOOL-mah-kow)
I only eat kosher food.�
I only eat kosher food. (...) NEEDS TO BE TRANSLATED
Can you make it "lite", please? (less oil/butter/lard)�
Can you make it "lite", please? (...)NEEDS TO BE TRANSLATED
fixed-price meal�
fixed-price meal (...)NEEDS TO BE TRANSLATED
à la carte�
à la carte (...)NEEDS TO BE TRANSLATED, asking for a menu might help.
breakfast�
kaikai long moningtaim (KIGH-kigh lohng MOH-ning-tighm)
lunch�
kaikai bilong belo (KIGH-kigh bee-lohng beh-LOH)
tea (meal)�
ti (...)
supper�
kaikai long nait (KIGH-kigh lohng night)
I want _____.�
Mi laikim _____. (...)
I want a dish containing _____.�
Mi laikim kaikai igat _____. (...)
chicken�
kakaruk (KAH-kah-rook)
beef�
bulmakau (BOOL-mah-kow)
fish�
pis (pis)
lamb/mutton�
sipsip (SEEP-seep)
ham�
lek bilong pik (lek bee-long PIK)
sausage�
sosis (...)
milk�
susu (SOO-soo)
cheese�
sis (seess)
eggs�
kiau (kyow)
salad�
salad (...)
(fresh) vegetables�
kumu
(fresh) fruit�
(nupela) prut ((NOO-peh-lah) proot)
lemon�
moli (MOLL-ee)
orange�
switmoli (SWEET-moll-ee)
pineapple�
painap (PIGH-nahp), ananas (ah-nah-NAHS)
bread�
bret (bret)
biscuit�
drai bisket (DRIGH-bis-ket)
noodles�
nudal (NOO-dahl)
rice�
rais (righs)
beans�
bin (been)
May I have a glass of _____?�
Mi laikim wanpela glas _____? (...)
May I have a cup of _____?�
Mi laikim wanpela kap _____? (...)
May I have a bottle of _____?�
Mi laikim wanpela botol _____? (...)
coffee�
kofi (...)
tea (drink)�
ti (...)
juice�
jus (...)
(bubbly) water�
mineral wara (...)
water�
wara (WAH-rah)
beer�
bia (BEE-ah)
red/white wine�
retpela/waitpela wain (REHT-peh-lah/WIGHT-peh-lah wighn)
May I have some _____?�
Mi laikim sampela _____ (...)
salt�
sol (...)
black pepper�
Bilakpla pepa (...)
This also means betel�; butter�: bata (BAH-tah)
Excuse me, waiter? (getting attention of server)
Sori, weta? (SOH-ree, WEH-tah)
I'm finished.�
Mi kaikai pinis. (mee KIGH-kigh PIH-nis)
It was delicious.�
Kaikai em swit nogut tru (...)
Please clear the plates.�
Plis inap yu rausim ol pelet. (...)
The check, please.�
Mi laik baim bil blong kaikai bilong mi. (')
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