Lesson 4: Eat, Drink, & Be Merry Flashcards
The Cabinet
Yef Kabineté
They have a cabinet.
Yalu havi yaf kabineté.
The Milk
Yef Yeché
Yef Jelaté (Jell-lah-tay)
The ice cream
Drink (v)
Bulafi (Boo-lah-fee)
Drink bash milk.
Bulafi bash yeché.
His Food
Hash Menjafé (Men-Jah-Fay)
He is eating his food.
Halu isi menji hash menjafé,
The Drink (noun)
Yef Bulafé
Our Food and Drink.
Gash Menjafé osho bulafé
Their Chocolate (noun)
Yash Sokolaté
Chocolate (adjective)
Sokolata
She wants chocolate milk.
Salu desi sokolata yeché,
Yef Wine
Yef Vané (Vah-Nay)
Chocolate wine is his favorite drink.
Sokolata vané isi hash favorita bulafé.
Cup of Wine
Tasé ofu vané
The Lettuce
Yef Leshumigé
Lettuce and carrots are vegetables.
Leshumigé osho karotes isi viganabes.
They eat lettuce.
Yalu menji leshumigé
Nesechi (v)
need
They need food.
Yalu nesechi menjafé,
You will need to eat.
Balu nesechis tu menji.
She wants a drink.
Salu desi yaf bulafé.
Have (verb)
Havi (hah-vee)
to (prep)
tu (TOO)
My friend has to eat.
Ash amisyé havi tu menji.
I want chocolate ice cream.
Alu desi sokolata jelaté.
Em yef kabineté.
In the cabinet.
Big .
Magnusa.
They are drinking milk. We will be drinking wine.
Yalu isi bulafi yeché. Galu isis bulafi vané.
A small Table
Yaf parvusa Tafelé (tah-fel-lay)
It’s a big table.
Nalu isi yaf magnusa tafelé.
A small bowl of ice cream.
Yaf parvusa bolé ofu jelaté.
The parvusa platé
Yef parvusa piyaté
The fork
Yef fotoké (foh-toh-kay)
A spoon
Yaf kusichalé (Koo-see-chal-lay)
A knife on the table.
yaf kanifé onu yef tafelé
Spinach
Spinaké
He does not need a knife to eat spinach.
Halu no nesechi yaf kanifé tu menji spinaké.
He has spinach on his plate.
Halu havi spinaké onu hash piyaté.
Broccoli
Barokilé
They do not need a spoon to eat lettuce.
Yalu no nesechi yaf kusichalé tu menji leshimugé
The Tomato
Yef Tomaté
The Apple
Yef Apefé
The Avocado
Yef Avokané
A Potato
Yaf Potaté
Yef Pineapple
The Pinatapé (pee-na-tah-pay)
Are potatoes vegetables?
Isi potates viganabes?
My friends want avocados.
Ash amisiyes desi avokanes.
She’s eating a big apple.
Salu isi menji yaf magnusa apefé.
An onion
yaf oniyupé (oh-nee-yoo-peh)
Lunch
Arnagesé (Ar-nah-geh-say)
Breakfast
Amiyagesé (ah-mee-yah-geh-say)
I want pineapple for breakfast.
Alu desi pinatapé fu amiyagesé.
Dinner/Supper
Davagesé
The Meal
Yef Gesé (G(uh)-eh-say)
I need a spoon for my ice cream.
Alu nesechi yaf kusichalé fu ash jelaté.
Sweet (adj) (in regards to taste)
Zusa (Zoo- Sah)
Dessert
Zusagesé
Early (adj)
Amiya (ah-mee-yah)
Fruit (as a noun)
Fruté (froo-tay)
Early
Amiya (Ah-mee-ya)
Tardy
Arna (Ar-nah)
Late
Dava (Dah-vah)
I’m having an early dinner.
Alu (isi) havi yaf amiya davagesé/
They’re late to our lunch.
Yalu isi dava tu gash arnagesé.
We want a big plate of desserts.
Galu desi yaf magnusa piyaté ofu zusageses.
Onions
Oniyupes
He wants his ice cream.
Halu desi hash jelaté.
Your plate is on the table.
Bash piyaté isi onu yef tafelé.
Fruit (as an adjective)
Fruta
We had a big dinner.
Galu havas yaf magnusa davagesé.
We will have an early lunch.
Galu havis yaf amiya arnagesé.
The restaurant
Yef Ristarané (ree-stah-rah-nay)
A menu
Yaf Menyé
A bowl of grapes.
Yaf bolé ofu gaiales. (guy-yah-les)
Cook (verb)
Kuhati
Cook (noun)
Kuhaté
The cook cooks us sweet potatoes for dinner.
Yef kuhaté kuhati galam zusapotates fu davagesé .
Grapes are on the menu.
Gaiales isi onu yef menyé.
Kuhati
Cook (verb)
Yef Kuhaté
The Cook (noun)
I cooked my meals.
Alu kuhatas ash geses.
Kuhata (adjective)
Cooked ( ex. cooked food)
He wants cooked food.
Halu desi kuhata menjafé.
The cook is cooking our dinners.
Yef kuhaté (isi) kuhati gash davageses.
A Server (waitress/waiter)
Yaf Kimiyoné (kee-mee-yoh-nay)
I will eat these onions with a fork and knife.
Alu menjis thesu oniyupes wifos yaf fotoke osho kanife.
Bring (v)
Benji
Should I bring food there?
Shodi alu benji menjafe tehikaz?
Should we cook our meals here?
Shodi galu kuhati gash geses hikaz?
Groceries
Gosheriyé/s
Store/Shop/Boutique
Shepé
Grocery Store
Gosheriya Shepé
I’m going to the store.
Alu isi ivi tu yef shepé
Oshteni (v)
Obtain/Get/Acquire
He got our groceries.
Halu oshtenas gash gosheriyé/s.
Should she get our groceries?
Shodi salu oshteni gash gosheriyé/s?
Shepi
Shopping (v)
They’re shopping for groceries.
Yalu isi shepi fu gosheriyé/s?
Bring those pineapples here.
Benji thosu pinatapes hikaz.
That restuarant has good desserts.
Tostu ristarané havi gosa zusageses.
Ice
Giyaché (ghee-yah-chay)
Iced/Icy (adj)
Giyacha (ghee-yah-cha)
The Coffee
Yef Kafifé (kah-fee-fay)
An Iced Coffee
Yaf Giyacha Kafifé
The waiter brought me an iced coffee.
Yef kimiyoné benjas alam yaf giyacha kafifé.
We want ice in our coffees.
Galu desi giyache em gash kafifes.
Obtain/Get/Acquire
Oshteni
I need to get our groceries.
Alu nesechi tu oshteni gash gosheriye/s.
Yef Yeché
The Milk
A Carton
Yaf Kartoné
Milky and/or Milk (as an adj… like ‘milk’ chocolate)
Yecha
Yef Sokolaté
The Chocolate
Milk Chocolate
Yecha Sokolaté
Almond
Almetiyé
Almond (adj)
Almetiya
Almond milk
Almetiya yeché
She has cartons of almond milk.
Salu havi kartones ofu almetiya yeché.
Yef Magnusa Ristarané
The Big Restaurant
Come to our restaurant.
Komi tu gash ristarané.
The Café
Yef Kefé
Are cafes restaurants?
Isi kefes ristaranes?
Local (adj)
Lokala
Yaf Menyé
A Menu
She wants to be a cook for our local restaurant.
Salu desi tu isi yaf kuhaté fu gash lokala ristarané.
Kuhaté
Cook (noun)
Kuhati
Cook (verb)
Please (adv)
Paumevuz (pow-meh-vooz)
Please cook for me.
Paumevuz kuhati fu alam.
Paumevuz
Please (adv)
Yef Gesé
the meal
The Server/Waitress/Waiter
Yef Kimiyoné
“Waiter, a menu, please.”
“Kimiyoné, yaf menyé, paumevuz.”
Order (verb…like to order something off a menu)
Odeli
Ordered
Odelas
Will order/going to order
odelis
The Bottle
Yef Bampoliyé
Yef Vané
The Wine
The Bottle of Wine
Yef Bampoliyé ofu Vané
He ordered a bottle of wine for breakfast.
Halu odelas yaf bampoliyé ofu vané fu amiyagesé.
Amiyagesé
Breakfast
The Steak
Yef Fileté
We are going to order the steak for lunch.
Galu odelis yef fileté fu arnagesé.
Arnagesé
Lunch
Fileté
Steak
Breakfast for Dinner
Amiyagesé fu Davagesé
Nesechi (verb)
need
I need my chocolate.
Alu nesechi ash sokolaté.
Serve (verb)
Kimiyoni (kee-mee-yoh-nee)
The servers serve.
Yef kimiyones kimiyoni.
Shrimapé
Shrimp (only one)
We want to be served a big plate of shrimp.
Galu desi tu isi kimiyonas yaf magnusa piyaté ofu shrimapé.
Salmon is a fish.
Salamoné isi yaf peshé
Peshé
Fish (only one)
She’s drinking coffee.
Salu isi bulafi kafifé.
Tea
Tiyé
Gosa
Good
Egg
Oivé (oh-ee-vay)
Eggs
Oives (oh-ee-ves)
Salasiché
Sausage
I’m having eggs and sausages for breakfast.
Alu isi havi oives osho salasiches fu amiyagesé.
Yef Bagelé (bah -gehl (g as in ‘go’) - lay)
The bagel
He’s going to give me his bagel.
Halu isi guvis alam hash bagelé
Give me a spoon, please.
Guvi alam yaf kusichalé, paumevuz.
Kuto?
Where?
This
Testu
Where is this resturant?
Kuto isi testu ristarané?
Where is our food?
Kuto isi gash menjafé?
Where is our server?
Kuto isi gash kimiyoné?
Kosto?
What?
What are we having for dinner?
Kosto isi galu havi fu davagesé?
What should we get for lunch?
Kosto shodi galu oshteni fu arnagesé?
Mind (n)
Miyenshé (mee-yen-shay)
What’s on your mind?
Kosto isi onu bash miyenshé?
Dessert is on my mind.
Zusagesé isi onu ash miyenshé.
Desigé (deh-see-gay)
Desire/Want (n)
Chocolate is my only desire.
Sokolaté isi ash oloz desigé.
I only want apples, please.
Alu oloz desi apefes, paumevuz.
Bean
Fasholé
Cooked adj. (ex. ‘cooked’ food)
Kuhata
The Cooked Beans
Yef Kuhata Fasholes
The beans are cooked.
Yef fasholes ri kuhatas.
The can.
Didalasé (dee-dah-lah-say)
The cans.
Yef didalases
Canned (adj)
Didalasa
Canned beans.
Didalasa fasholes.
We are having canned beans for dinner.
Galu isi havi didalasa fasholes fu davagesé.
Like (v.) as in, to be fond of. ‘i like the pie.’
Laki (lah-kee)
She doesn’t like canned foods.
Salu no laki didalasa menjafes.
Lakas
liked
Lakis
will like/going to like
You’re gonna like lunch! We’re having steak and potatoes.
Balu lakis arnagesé! Galu isi havi fileté osho potates.
Which plate is yours?
Kecho piyaté isi bal?
Kecho
Which
Which cafe should we go to?
Kecho kefe shodi galu ivi tu?
Peanut
Pinaté
Butter
Batayé
Yef Peanut Butter
Yef Pinata Batayé
Fat (n)
Feté
Fat (adj)
Feta
Protein
Protéyiné (proh-tay-yee-nah)
Carbohydrate
Karbohijeraté
Carbon (the element)
Karboniyé
Nutrition
Nuteritziyoné
Shake (v)
Shekti
Shektas
Shook
Shektis
Will shake/Going to shake
Shake (n)(like a protein ‘shake’)
Shekté
Protéyina Shekté
Protein Shake
Cereal (n)
Seriyalé (seh-ree-yah-lay)
A bowl of cereal with milk
Yaf bolé ofu seriyalé wifu yeché.
Serial (adj)
Setseriyala (set-seh-ree-yah-lah)
Eater
Menjisté (men-jhee-stay)
I am a serial cereal eater.
Alu isi yaf setseriyala seriyalé menjisté.
Menjistes
Eaters
Consume (v)
Konesumi
I’m gonna consume this protein shake.
Alu ri konesumis testu protéyina shekté.
Will/going to consume
Konesumis
Consumed
Konesumas
Netaz
Next (adv + adj)
Dance (v)
Dansi (dahn-see)
Let/Allow (v)
Leti
Let’s (let us)
Leti-galam
Let’s go out.
Leti-galam ivi autez.
Now (adv)
Nauz (now-z)
They want to dance now.
Yalu desi tu dansi nauz.
We are by the restaurant.
Galu isi biyos yef ristarané.
Pour (v)
Pisepi
Golafreta
Greedy
Golafretiya
Greed/Gluttony
Sandwich
Sanaviché (sah-nah-vee-chay)
She wants a tomato sandwich.
Salu desi yaf tomata/é sanaviché .
Make me a sandwich, please.
Maki alam yaf sanaviché , paumevuz.
He made us sandwiches for lunch.
Halu maki galam sanaviches fu arnagesé.
What are we doing for dinner?
Kosto isi galu fefi fu davagesé ?
What did he made for breakfast?
Kosto fefas halu makas fu amiyagesé? or Kosto halu makas fu amiyagesé ?
What did you cook for us?
Kosto fefas balu kuhatas fu galam? or Kosto balu kuhatas fu galam?
I have apples on my mind.
Alu havi apefes onu ash miyenshé
I know what she made for dessert.
Alu nusi kosto salu makas fu zusagesé.
I didn’t know that.
Alu fefas noto nusi tostu. Or Alu noto nusi tostu.
Does he know how to cook?
Fefi halu nusi kimo tu kuhati? or halu nusi kimo to kuhati?
Who is our server?
Kolo isi gash kimiyoné?
Easy (adj)
Fisela
This will be easy to cook.
Testu bis fisela tu kuhati.
Come be with me
Komi bi wifesh alam.
Difficult (Hard) (adj)
Defisela (deh-fee-seh-lah)
That will be hard to cook.
Tostu bis defisela tu kuhati.
Say (v)
Digesi (dee-guess-see)
