What is I’d like a coffee called in Swedish with how to pronounce and transliteration in English?
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English to Swedish
- Do you have a light? Har ni eld?
- What vegetables do you have? Vad har ni för grönsaker?
- And two with mayonnaise Och två med majonnäs
- I’d like a beer Jag ska be att få en öl
- A boiled egg? Ett kokt ägg?
- Do you have an ashtray? Har ni en askkopp?
- A fried egg? Ett stekt ägg?
- I’d like a mineral water Jag ska be att få en mineralvatten
- An apple juice, Please En äppeljuice, tack
- A lemonade, please En lemonad tack
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