Examples of using Kebab in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Who wants a kebab?
Kebab happy-end.
Who fancies a kebab?
The kebab was good, as usual.
Well, enjoy your kebab.
Kebab 69 kebab on the beach.
And explain to me what Kebab Sutra is?
Think about kebab or hamburger, for example.
The skewers are of better quality than the kebab.
Maybe I can once kebab treat Burn it.
So unless you do your job today your lovely wife, Zeenat,will have eaten her last kebab.
Abo El-Pip make best kebab in all Sweden.
In general, the word kebab is used in Turkish for everything that was cooked on the grill(shish) or baked in the oven.
Yes, please, I would like yeah, kebab with some.
There are more kebab restaurants in Berlin than Istanbul.
You're not actually going to eat that kebab are you?
On your way back, could you stop at Ox Kebab and bring me back a John Madden with the works.
If you sit in one sofrası, you can order dishes from the other two,which specialize in the kebab, with over 40 types!
Legend has it the doner kebab was born here, and takeaway shops selling it can be found on almost every street corner.
I am Shimi Want some Kebab, Hummus, Tehina?
In this restaurant you have all the Israeli classics, schnitzel in a pita, Shawarma, in a laffa,pita or in a plate(comes in a few sizes), Kebab and more.
In many restaurants in Turkey, kebab is the main entree.
For example, the difference between Urfa kebab and Adana kebab is the use of garlic instead of onion and the larger amount of hot pepper that kebab contains.
I sell my gear any place… hotel, coffee shop,car park, kebab. It doesn't matter to me.
The truth is, for the longest time,I thought kissing is as eating a kebab, because whenever I would kiss, all I would taste was spices and garlic on his lips.
You will find main dishes in the form of ground meat inside a cabbage and the famous Bulgarian Kebab from the grill and much more food options.
There are also a wide variety of meats from the grill like kebab and chicken skewers plus a good shawarma that is served in a pita or Lafa.
Once we have done that, why don't we truck-bomb a kebab shop and fly a jumbo jet into Waj's mum's head?
You can find on the menu awide variety of Turkish cuisine like Turkish Kebab, Lachmajoun, Urfa kube, borek, sujuk, tatbileh and many more items.
The main courses have a variety of traditional food like the Musaka, Bulgarian kebab, Plaskavitze(large hamburger which is grilled and filled with Kashkaval cheese) and much more.
