Azer el dezayuno
Making breakfast
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Komidas - Foods
(los) sereales = (the) cereal
(el) yogurt = (the) yogurt
(el) pan tostado = (the) toast
(el) guevo = (the) egg
(el) kezo = (the) cheese
(la) fruta = (the) fruit
(el) tomat = (the) tomato
(las) azetunas = (the) olives
Bevidas - Drinks
(el) sumo/sugo = the juice
(el) kafe = the coffee
(el) chay = the tea
(la) agua = the water
(la) leche = the milk
Lugares - Places
(el) frijider = (the) refrigerator
(la) buzyera = (the) freezer
(el) dolap = (the) cupboard
(el) kashon = (the) drawer
Kontenentes - Dishes
(la) kupa = (the) cup
(la) tasa = (the) mug
(el) findjan = (the) Turkish coffee cup
(el) plato/chini = (the) plate
(el) bol/(la) chanáka = (the) bowl
Enshemplo/Example
Vo azer el dezayuno.
I am going to make breakfast.
Vo komer sereales kon leche.
I am going to eat cereal with milk.
Tomo los sereales del dolap.
I take the cereal from the cupboard.
Tomo la leche del frijider.
I take the milk from the refrigerator.
Meto los sereales i la leche en el bol.
I put the cereal and the milk in the bowl.
Vo bever sumo de portokal.
I am going to drink orange juice.
Echo el sumo de portokal a la kupa.
I pour the orange juice into the cup.
El dezayuno está pronto.
Breakfast is ready.
Ya eskapi de azer el dezayuno. Salud i berahá!
I finished making breakfast. Bon appetit!
Komentaryos/Notes
Salud i berahá!
Literally "health and blessing" (berahá comes from the Hebrew word for blessing), this is a common Ladino expression said before eating.
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