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19 [devätnásť] V kuchyni

Do you have a new kitchen	Máš novú kuchyňu?
What do you want to cook today	Čo chceš dnes variť?
Do you cook on an electric or a gas stove	Varíš na elektrike alebo na plyne?
Shall I cut the onions	Mám nakrájať cibuľu?
Shall I peel the potatoes	Mám ošúpať zemiaky?
Shall I rinse the lettuce	Mám umyť šalát?
Where are the glasses	Kde sú poháre?
Where are the dishes	Kde je riad?
Where is the cutlery / silverware (am.)	Kde je príbor?
Do you have a tin opener / can opener (am.)	Máš otvárač na konzervy?
Do you have a bottle opener	Máš otvárač na fľaše?
Do you have a corkscrew	Máš vývrtku?
Are you cooking the soup in this pot	Varíš polievku v tomto hrnci?
Are you frying the fish in this pan	Vyprážaš rybu na tejto panvici?
Are you grilling the vegetables on this grill	Griluješ zeleninu na tomto grile?
I am setting the table.	Prestieram stôl.
Here are the knives, the forks and the spoons.	Tu sú nože, vidličky a lyžičky.
Here are the glasses, the plates and the napkins.	Tu sú poháre, taniere a servítky.

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