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29 [dvadeset i devet] U restoranu 1

Is this table taken?	Da li je sto slobodan?
I would like the menu, please.	Molim Vas Molim Vas, htio / htjela bih jelovnik.
What would you recommend?	Šta možete preporučiti?
I’d like a beer.	Rado bih pivo.
I’d like a mineral water.	Rado bih mineralnu vodu.
I’d like an orange juice.	Rado bih sok od narandže.
I’d like a coffee.	Rado bih kafu.
I’d like a coffee with milk.	Rado bih kafu sa mlijekom.
With sugar, please.	Sa šećerom, molim.
I’d like a tea.	Htio / htjela bih čaj.
I’d like a tea with lemon.	Htio / htjela bih čaj sa limunom.
I’d like a tea with milk.	Htio / htjela bih čaj sa mlijekom.
Do you have cigarettes?	Imate li cigarete?
Do you have an ashtray?	Imate li pepeljaru?
Do you have a light?	Imate li vatre?
I’m missing a fork.	Nedostaje mi viljuška.
I’m missing a knife.	Nedostaje mi nož.
I’m missing a spoon.	Nedostaje mi kašika.

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