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Þýsk-íslensk orðabók

Icelandic-German translation for: Matseðilinn
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Dictionary Icelandic German: Matseðilinn

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Icelandic German
Matseðilinn, takk!Die Karte, bitte!
Gæti ég fengið matseðilinn?Könnte ich die Speisekarte haben?
Get ég fengið matseðilinn?Kann ich die Speisekarte haben?
Hann lét færa sér matseðilinn.Er ließ sich die Speisekarte geben.
Þjónn! Ég vildi gjarna matseðilinn, takk!Herr Ober! Ich hätte gerne die Speisekarte, bitte!
 
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