What is I’d like a tea with lemon called in Malay with how to pronounce and transliteration in English?
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English to Malay
- Do you have an ashtray? adakah anda mempunyai asbak?
- Another yoghurt, Please Satu lagi yogurt, Sila
- A fried egg? Satu telur goreng?
- I’d like an orange juice Saya mau buat jus oren
- And two with mayonnaise Dan dua dengan mayonis
- Would you like that with rice? Adakah anda ingin bahawa dengan beras?
- An apple juice, Please Jus epal, Sila
- A boiled egg? A telur rebus?
- A lemonade, please Air limau A, sila
- I’d like a bottle of champagne Saya hendak sebotol champagne
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