I would like to order
Waxaan rabaa inaan dalbado means i would like to order. Waxaan is I (waxaa plus aan), rabaa means want, inaan is in (that) plus aan (I), and dalbado is the dependent form of dalbo, to order or request. Together it is literally I want that I order, the polite way to say I would like to order. Add the food after it: Waxaan rabaa inaan dalbado bariis iyo hilib. The waiter will answer Waa hagaag, maxaad rabtaa? (all right, what would you like?).
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