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30-Days Slow English — Day 8: At the Restaurant 🍽️ | Whisper30-Days Slow English — Day 8: At the Restaurant 🍽️
00:50A table for one, please.00:54Sure.00:56Right this way.00:58Thank you.01:08Here is your menu.01:10Thank you.01:11Take your time.01:14Okay, thank you.01:23Can I get you something to drink?01:25Yes, please.01:26A glass of water, please.01:29And an iced tea, please.01:30Sure.01:36Let me see.01:39What should I order?01:42The chicken looks good.01:45I think I will have chicken.01:51Are you ready to order?01:54Yes, I am.01:56I'd like the grilled chicken, please.01:58Can I have a salad, please? Sure. Here is your food. Thank you.02:11It looks delicious. Enjoy your meal. Thank you.02:23What is in this dish?02:25It has chicken and vegetables.02:27Does it have nuts?02:30No, it does not.02:33Okay, thank you.02:40This food is delicious.02:42I really like it.02:44The chicken is very good.02:47The salad is fresh.02:54Excuse me.02:55Yes?02:57Could I have some extra napkins, please? Of course.03:02Thank you very much.03:08Excuse me. Yes?03:11Could we have the bill, please?03:14Of course.03:15Thank you.03:23How would you like to pay?03:25Can I pay by card?03:28Yes, you can. Great.03:32Thank you.03:32Thank you for your help.03:40You're welcome.03:42The food was delicious.03:44I'm glad you enjoyed it.03:47Have a nice day.03:56I had a great lunch.03:57The food was delicious.04:00I ordered in English.04:02I paid by card.04:04I feel happy.04:08Welcome to the practice part of day eight. In this part, we will review the most useful English phrases from04:17our restaurant conversation. Listen carefully and repeat each sentence after me. When04:26you enter a restaurant, you can politely ask for a table. A table for two, please.04:38This is a simple and natural way to ask for a table.04:43You can also say, could we have a table for two, please?04:53When the waiter gives you a menu, you can say, could I see the menu, please?05:02Remember to use please when you make a polite request.05:07When you are ready to order, you can say, I'm ready to order.05:16You can also say, I'd like the grilled chicken, please.05:24I'd like is a polite and very useful expression for ordering food.05:30For example, you can say, I'd like a salad, please.05:39You can also say, I'd like a glass of water, please.05:48If you want to know about a dish, you can ask, what is in this dish?05:57This question helps you learn about the ingredients.06:01You can also ask, does this dish have nuts? This is useful if you have a food allergy.06:13If you do not want a certain ingredient, you can say,06:18could you make it without onions, please? You can also06:26ask for something on the side. For example, could I have the sauce on the side, please?06:38During the meal, you may need something from the waiter.06:41You can say, could I have some extra napkins, please?06:49You can also say, could I have another glass of water, please?06:57These are simple and polite ways to ask for something. When you enjoy your food, you can say,07:05this food is delicious. You can also say, the chicken is very good.07:17At the end of the meal, you need to ask for the bill.07:20You can say, could we have the bill, please?07:27In American English, you will often hear the word check instead of bill, so you can also say, could we have the check, please?07:40When you are ready to pay, you can ask, can I pay by card, please?07:48If you want to pay in cash, you can say, can I pay in cash, please?07:57Finally, remember to thank the waiter.07:59You can say, thank you very much.08:05And when you leave, you can say, have a nice day.08:12Excellent work!08:12These simple phrases can help you feel more comfortable when ordering food in English.08:19Listen again, repeat slowly, and practice until these sentences feel natural. See you in day nine of our thirty days English practice. Thank you.