পাতা:Dialogues, Intended to Facilitate the Acquiring of the Bengali Language.djvu/৩৪: সংশোধিত সংস্করণের মধ্যে পার্থক্য

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{{gap|1em}}I am very hungry.

{{gap|1em}}I have a keen appetite.

{{gap|1em}}I am dying with hunger.

{{gap|1em}}Is there any thing ready to eat or not?

{{gap|1em}}What do you wish to eat?

{{gap|1em}}I can eat boiled rice, or fish, or greens.

{{gap|1em}}Dinner is on the table.

{{gap|1em}}Sit down to eat. Sit here, friend.

{{gap|1em}}What will you eat? What shall I give you?

{{gap|1em}}Give some water to drink.

{{gap|1em}}What's this? there is no salt on the table.

{{gap|1em}}Will you drink wine with me?

{{gap|1em}}Fill the glass.

{{gap|1em}}Why is not Mr. {{bar|3}} here to-day.

{{gap|1em}}Will you eat some meat? Here is beef, and mutton, kid, and pork. Is this duck good or not? This is excellent sauce: call the cook, and ask him how it is made.

{{gap|1em}}Where did you get this excellent fruit?

{{gap|1em}}Mangoes, pine-apples, guavas, custard-apples, and grapes.

{{gap|1em}}Shall I cut this melon? Take a piece.

{{gap|1em}}I never saw so good fruit in Bengal.

{{gap|1em}}I am satisfied.

{{gap|1em}}I have had enough.