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Eating in Filipino phrasebook
Eating in Filipino phrasebook
A table for one person/two people, please.�
Mesa para sa isa/dalawang katao, please. (...)
Can I look at the menu, please?�
Pwedeng makita ang menu, please? (pweh-deng mah-kee-tah ahng meh-noo)
Can I look in the kitchen?�
Pwedeng makita ang kusina? (pweh-deng mah-kee-tah ahng koo-see-nah)
Where's the bathroom/washroom?�
Nasaan ang C.R.? (nah-sah-ahn ahng see-ar)
Is there a house specialty?�
Meron ba kayong specialty? (meh-ron bah kah-yong spe-shal-tee)
Is there a local specialty?�
Meron ba kayong local specialty? (...)
I'm a vegetarian.�
Vegetarian ako. (...)
I don't eat pork.�
Hindi ako kumakain ng baboy. (Heendee ako koomah-kain nang ba-boy)
I don't eat beef.�
Hindi ako kumakain ng karne. (...)
I only eat kosher food.�
Kosher lang ang kinakain ko. (...)
Can you make it "lite", please? (less oil/butter/lard)�
Pwede mong gawing "lite", please? (...)
It's salty.�
Maalat ito
It's so sweet.�
Napakatamis nito
It's so spicy.�
Napakaanghang ito
fixed-price meal�
fixed-price meal (...)
à la carte�
a la carte (...)
breakfast�
almusal (al-moo-sal)
lunch�
tanghalian (tang-hah-lee-ahn)
snack (meal)�
meriyenda ('mer-yen-dah)
supper�
hapunan (ha-poo-nan)
I want _____.�
Gusto ko ng _____. (GOOS-to koh)
I want a dish called _____.�
Gusto ko ng ulam na _____. (...)
chicken�
manok (mah-nok)
beef�
karne (kar-ne)
fish�
isda (is-DAH)
ham�
hamon (...)
food�
pagkain(pag-kah-een)
drinks�
inumin(ee-noo-min)
sausage�
longganisa (local sausage) (...)
cheese�
keso (keh-soh)
eggs�
itlog (eet-LOG)
salad�
ensalada (...)
corn�
mais
(fresh) vegetables�
(sariwang) gulay (goo-LIE)
(fresh) fruit�
(sariwang) prutas (proo-TAS)
bread�
tinapay (ti-nah-PIE)
fastfood�
fastfood
toast�
toast (...)
noodles�
pansit or noodles (...)
rice�
kanin (KA-nin)/bigas (bee-GAS, used for uncooked rice)
beans�
beans (...)
raw�
hilaw (HEElaw)
cooked�
luto (LOOto)
fried�
prito
fried chicken/fish/egg�
pritong manok/isda/itlog
grilled/roasted�
inihaw
boiled�
nilaga
salt�
asin (uh-SEEN)
sugar�
asukal
cooking oil�
mantika (man-TEE-ka)
garlic�
bawang
onion�
sibuyas
black pepper�
paminta(...)
soy sauce�
toyo(to-yo)
butter�
margarina or mantikilya (...)
Can/May I have a glass of _____?�
Pwedeng/Maaaring makahingi ng isang basong _____? (pweh-deng/mah-ah-ring mah-kah-hee-ngi nahng ee-sang bah-song)
Can/May I have a cup of _____?�
Pwedeng/Maaring makahingi ng isang tasang_____? (...)
Can/May I have a bottle of _____?�
Pwedeng/Maaaring makahingi ng isang boteng _____? (...)
coffee�
kape (ka-FEH)
tea (drink)�
tsaa (cha-AH)
iced tea�
iced tea (no direct translation)
chocolate�
tsokolate
ice�
yelo(yeh-lo)
juice�
juice (...)
water�
tubig (TOO-BEEG)
beer�
serbesa(formal), beer(casual)(...)
red/white wine�
red/white wine (...)
May I have some _____?�
Maaaring makahingi ng_____? (...)
dessert�
panghimagas(formal), dessert(casual) (...)
Excuse me, waiter? (getting attention of server)
Excuse me, waiter? (...)
I'm finished/done.�
Tapos na ako. or Tapos na akong kumain. (tah-pohs NAH uh-KOH or tah-pohs NAH uh-KOHNG KOO-mah-in)
It was delicious.�
Masarap ang pagkain. (muh-suh-RAHP yan)
Please clean the table.�
Pakilinis ang mesa. (...)
Can I get the bill, please.�
Yung bill, please. (...)
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