33 ESSENTIAL phrases in Latin to speak about Eat

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English	Latin
Breakfast	Prandium
Lunch	Prandium
Snack	PORTIO
Dinner	Cena
eat breakfast	manducare prandium
eat lunch	manducare prandium
eat dinner	cenam manducare
Eggs	Ova
Cheese	Caseus
Bread	Panem
Soup	IUS
Cake	libum
Chicken	Pullus
apple	malum
Banana	Banana
Orange	Orange
Lemon	Lemon
Corn	Frumentum
Rice	Rice
could I see the menu, please	non video menu, amabo
have you eaten	comedi
it was delicious	erat delectamenti
the bill, please	rogatione placere
He was eating meat and salad	Edebat carnes et acetaria
what did you eat for lunch ?	Quid enim manducare prandium?
Do you have breakfast?	Habesne prandium?
cookie	crustulum
meals of the day	cibum diei
Morning is breakfast time.	Mane est prandium tempus.
At noon, we have lunch.	Hora sexta pransus est.
In the afternoon, we sometimes have a snack.	In blandit interdum justo.
In the evening, it's time for dinner.	Vesperi tempus cenae est.
I am hungry	Esurio

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