The following are also smart phrases. you can add in front of them the words in the “food-related words.” Also, refer to “smart phrases” for more phrases.
 peh-goh-p’ah-yo |
Are you hungry? |
 peh-goh-p’ah-yo |
I am hungry. |
 muh-gul-gah-yo |
Shall we eat? Shall we eat …? |
 chu-se-yo |
Give me …, please. |
 issuh-yo |
Do you have …? |
 muh-guh-yo |
I eat … |
 mot-muh-guh-yo |
I don’t (or can’t) eat … (as in “I don’t eat pork.”) |
 cho-ah-hey-yo |
Do you like it? ; Do you like …? |
 cho-ah-hey-yo |
I like it. ; I like … |
 meh-wuh-yo |
Is it spicy? ; Is … spicy? |
 meh-wuh-yo |
It is spicy. ; … is spicy |
 mwuh-tool-uh-ssuh-yo |
What is in it? |
 mah-shi-ssuh-yo |
Is it delicious? ; Is … delicious? |
 mah-shi-ssuh-yo |
It is delicious. ; … is delicious. |
 mah-duhp-ssuh-yo |
It is not delicious. ; … is not delicious. |
add a little touch with…
 mah-nee |
a lot (– Add it right in front of the phrases.) |
 cho-goom |
a little (– Add it right in front of the phrases.) |
example: 
— “I am a little bit hungry.”