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Food Vocabulary in Bislama
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Halo Bislama Learners! 😃


➡ In today's lesson you will learn some vocabulary related to Food in the Bislama language.


Happy learning!


kakae - food

Bislama English
dring ti breakfast
dina lunch
sava dinner, supper
hanggre hungry
testi thirsty
Mi wantem samting

long kakae

I am hungry
Mi wantem samting

long dring

I am thirsty
Bislama English
tawel blong tebol napkin
sospen saucepan
plet plate
spun spoon
fok fork
naef knife
bus naef machete
botel bottle
jug decanter
glas glass
kap cup
dis bowl

dring - drink

Bislama English
sup, lasup soup
wota water
alkol alcohol
bia beer
waen wine
frut juis fruit juice
laemonad lemonade
ti tea
kakao cocoa
joklet chocolate
kofi coffee
melek milk

Bislama English
jis cheese
bata butter
oel oil
viniga, vinega vinegar
sos, lasos sauce
mastad mustard
spaes spices
peper pepper
sol salt
eg egg
flaoa flour
spageti

nudel

pasta

noodles

bred bread
sandwich sandwich
piza pizza

dessert

Bislama English
kek, gato cake
biskit cookie
krim, lakrem [FR] cream
aeskrim ice cream
suga

sugaken

sugar

sugar cane

honi honey
jam jam
swit, loli sweet, (lollipop)
kad menu
kaon bill
praes price
takis tax
sas expensive
jip cheap

Useful Phrases

Bislama English
Mi save traem smol long hem? Can I try some of this?
Hemi smel naes. That smells beautiful.
Kae kae ya i numbawan. The food is excellent.
Hem i gud. I like this.
Hemi winem narawan. This is nicer than the other one.
Mi fulap tumas; Hemi winim mi. I’m full.
Mi no save kae kae wan samting bakegen. I can’t eat another thing.
Tangkiu tumas from gudfala kae kae. Thank you so much for the lovely meal.
Tangkiu tumas from ol had wok blong yu. Thank you for all your hard work.
Yu kukem samting ya long hot ston? Did you cook this in the hot stones?
Yu gat garen? Do you have a garden?
Garen blong yu i stap we? Where is your garden?
Yu gru wanem long garen blong yu? What do you grow in your garden?
Mi save lukem garen blog yu? Could I see your garden?

Sources

https://www.melaniejewsonfoundation.com.au/learn-some-bislama/

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