Food & Drinks

17 phrases · Mauritian Creole with romanization, English and audio

  1. Donn mwa enn farata, silvouple.

    Give me one farata, please.

    Usage

    Ordering a farata flatbread at a stall or café

    Grammar Note

    Short form "donn" before objects; "farata" is a flat bread cooked on a hot-plate. Sentence composed from dictionary-verified words

  2. Mo oule diri ek kari, silvouple.

    I would like rice and curry, please.

    Usage

    Ordering rice with curry

    Grammar Note

    Sentence composed from dictionary-verified words

  3. Ki ena dan meni-la?

    What is on the menu?

    Usage

    Asking what is on the menu

    Grammar Note

    Sentence composed from dictionary-verified words

  4. Sa delisie boukou!

    This is very delicious!

    Usage

    Praising the food

    Grammar Note

    Dictionary "delisye" respelled; the adjective stands directly as predicate

  5. Donn mwa adisyon-la, silvouple.

    Please bring me the bill.

    Usage

    Asking for the bill

    Grammar Note

    The dictionary lists "adisyon" as "bill"; "-la" makes it definite

  6. Donn mwa meni-la, silvouple.

    Please give me the menu.

    Usage

    Asking for the menu

    Grammar Note

    Sentence composed from dictionary-verified words

  7. Mo oule dilo, silvouple.

    I would like water, please.

    Usage

    Asking for water

    Grammar Note

    Sentence composed from dictionary-verified words

  8. Eski ena manze san laviann?

    Is there food without meat?

    Usage

    Asking for a dish without meat

    Grammar Note

    "San" means "without"; "laviann" is meat in general, so ask separately about fish. Sentence composed from dictionary-verified words

  9. Mo oule enn tab pou de dimounn, silvouple.

    Can you give me a table for two, please?

    Usage

    Asking for a table for two

    Grammar Note

    Sentence composed from dictionary-verified words

  10. Ki ou rekomann?

    What do you recommend?

    Usage

    Asking for a recommendation

    Grammar Note

    Sentence composed from dictionary-verified words

  11. Diri

    Cooked rice

    Usage

    Cooked rice

    Grammar Note

    The dictionary lists "diri kri" as uncooked rice; plain "diri" is cooked rice

  12. Dipin

    Bread

    Usage

    Bread

    Grammar Note

    The French article has fused into the word

  13. Sa bril boukou.

    This is very spicy.

    Usage

    Saying the food is very spicy

    Grammar Note

    Sentence composed from dictionary-verified words

  14. Sikre

    Sweet

    Usage

    Describing something sweet

    Grammar Note

    The dictionary glosses it as "sugared, sweetened"

  15. Kri

    Raw, uncooked

    Usage

    Raw or uncooked

    Grammar Note

    The dictionary glosses it as "raw, unadulterated"

  16. Lasoup

    Soup

    Usage

    Asking for soup

    Grammar Note

    The article has fused in; the dictionary writes "lasup"

  17. Frwi

    Fruit

    Usage

    Fruit

    Grammar Note

    Listed in Wiktionary

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