"Saya mau pesan sarapan."

Translation: I want to order breakfast.

[Johnathanv483403]

Is "makan pagi" an appropriate substitute for 'breakfast'?

[Rick392366]

Is "makan pagi" an appropriate substitute for 'breakfast'?

"makan pagi" (verb)
"makanan pagi" (noun)
"sarapan" (noun)

"sarapan" = "makanan pagi"= breakfast.

[FarisAufa1]

Dude, you give a not a standard example. No one say makan pagi or makanan pagi. Sarapan can both be as noun and verb.
Sarapan (n) : breakfast
Sarapan (v) : to have breakfast

[sighwrigh]

Is there a reason that "I would like to order breakfast" is not accepted? In English it is generally rude to just say "I want to order breakfast", most first language users would use "would like"

[ErinPalmer13]

I thought "makan pagi" was breakfast; "makan siang" lunch and "makan malam" dinner.

[Rick392366]

Yes, correct.

sarapan = makan pagi <== synonyms

[ErinPalmer13]

@sighwrigh ... maybe if we say "silakan" (please) first, it would sound less abrupt.

[LeifLingar]

Yes

[bagassatri14]

Halo