In the restaurant dialogue in Spanish
Most important questions and answers for a conversation in a restaurant in Spanish. What are themost important vocabulary for in the restaurantonSpanish?Here you will find rates for the restaurant. For example: The bill please: La cuenta por favor.
In the restaurant dialogue in Spanish
How to order in Spanish? The easiest would be: for me a pizza: para mi una pizza, or look under more options.
A pizza, please
please a pizza
I would like to have a pizza
I would like or would like a Pizza
A pizza for me: for me a pizza
Good evening, do you have a reservation?
Good evening, do you have a reservation?
Please follow me, I'll take you to your table.
Please follow me, I'll take you to your table
The waiter will come immediately.
The waiter is coming soon
I'll bring you the card right away.
I bring you the letter
Cash or card?
In cash or by letter?
Is everything ok?
All good?
Vegetable soup with carrots.
Vegetable soup with potatoes
Very much.
With great pleasure
Would you like potato salad or green salad?
Do you want potato salad or green salad?
Of course. Come immediately.
Delighted, it comes right away
How are the noodles? Tastes like the pizza?
How about the pasta? How about the Pizza?
Have you already voted?
Are you ready to order?
Cash. And a bill, please.
The earliest I can offer you is 9pm.
The earliest I can offer you is 9pm.
The menu please.
The letter please
The soup is delicious, but unfortunately cold.
The soup is rich, but cold
I want to order something to eat.
I want to order something to eat.
Is there really nothing left?
Is there really nothing free?
Yes, a table for two in the name of Müller.
A table in the name of Müller.
We'd like a tiramisu.
We would like a tiramisu
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Reserve a table in Spanish
A table for four at 7.30pm.
A table for four for 19.30.
Which name, please?
What name please?
In cash and please the account.
Please deliver the food to Meyer at 39 Street.
Please deliver the food to 39th Street in the name Meyer.
It takes about 40 minutes. payment upon delivery.
It takes about 40 minutes. Payment on delivery.
do you have a table outside
Do you have a table outside?
I would like to reserve a table.
I would like to reserve a table.
We would like a table in a quiet part of the restaurant.
We would like a table in a quiet area of the restaurant.
We'd like dessert.
we would like dessert
Bring us the menu again, please?
Bring us the letter again please?
We would like to pay.
The check, please
Unfortunately we are fully booked.
Unfortunately, we are fully booked.
roast meatin Spanish it means asado
Violationin Spanish means Pan
Butterin Spanish it's called mantequilla
Eisin Spanish it means hielo / helado
Essenin Spanish it's called Comida
FischPez is Spanish
MeatCarne is Spanish
Vegetablesin Spanish it means verdura
drinkin Spanish it means Bebida
MilchLeche in Spanish
Mineral waterin Spanish it means agua mineral
Chocolatein Spanish it means chocolate
Teein Spanish it means Té
Vocabulary learning video 1
Hungerin Spanish it means hambre
CheeseQueso is Spanish
Cakein Spanish means pastel
Groceriesin Spanish means comestibles
Magenin Spanish stomach
seafoodin Spanish it is called Marisco
MilchLeche in Spanish
Dessertin Spanish it means Postre
Fruitin Spanish it is called fruta
oilin Spanish it means Aceite
the pepperin Spanish it is called pimienta
SaltSal means in Spanish
SauceIn Spanish it means salsa
HamJamón in Spanish
Chocolatein Spanish it means chocolate
foodin Spanish it means comida / plato
Sopa in Spanish is called Sopa
Candy in Spanish is called dulce
to prepare in Spanish means Preparar
starterin Spanish it's called entrada
Wurstin Spanish it means embutido / salchicha
Kidneysin Spanish heisst Kidney
beefin Spanish it means carne de vaca
pork meatin Spanish it means carne de cerdo
Steak in Spanish means bistec / filete
Turkey in Spanish is Pavo
Wurstin Spanish it means embutido / salchicha
WhiskyWhiskey in Spanish
vodkaIn Spanish it means vodka
Weinin Spanish it means vino
Plug in Spanish means enchufe
Chair in Spanish is called silla
Cup in Spanish means taza
teaspoonin Spanish it means cucharilla
Tellerin Spanish means plato
Tischin Spanish it means mesa
tableclothin Spanish it means coat
Potin Spanish it means olla
Clock in Spanish means hora
Washing machine in Spanish is called lavadora
water tapin Spanish it means grifo
roast meatin Spanish it means asado
Essenin Spanish it is called comida
Herdin Spanish it means cocina / fogón
Kiloin spanish means kilo
Fridge in Spanish is called frigorífico
Liter in Spanish means litro
Microwave in Spanish is called microondas
Ovenin Spanish it means horno
Waterin Spanish it means agua
In the restaurant dialogue in SpanishVideo 2
Vocabulary restaurant
- frischfresco
- PurchasedCooked
- Tastelesstasteless
- Seasonedwell seasoned, almost spicy
- HartStand
- YummyTasty
- MildSuave
- RohRaw
- SaltySalado
- SauerAcid
- ScharfSpicy
- BadPlace
- SweetDulce
- Frozenfrozen
- SoftSoft
- Taste goodknow to
- the twitchr sugar
- The fryRoast
- The breadPan
- Die Butterbutter
- The iceice
- The foodfood
- The fishPez
- The meatCarne
- The vegetableVegetables
- The drinkk drink
- The milkLeche
- The mineral watermineral water
- The chocolateChocolate
- The teaTea
- The hungerHunger
- The cheeseQueso
- The cakePastel
- Groceriesgroceries
- The stomachStomach
- SeafoodShellfish
- The milkLeche
- The dessertDessert
- The fruitFruit
- The oilOil
- The pepperPepper
- The saltSal
- The sauceSalsa
- The hamHam
- The chocolateChocolate
- The foodfood / dish
- The soupSopa
- The sweetDulce
- preparePrepare
- The appetizerProhibited
- The sausagesausage / sausage
- The kidneyKidney
- The beefcow meat
- The porkPork Meat
- Das Steakbistec / filete
- The turkeyThere
- The sausagesausage / sausage
- Der WhiskyWhisky
- The vodkaVodka
- The wineVino
In Spanish it means…
frisch(of the day) in Spanish means fresco (del día)
Purchasedin Spanish it means cocido
Tastelessin Spanish it means sin gusto
Seasonedin Spanish it means bien aliñado, casi picante
HartDuro is Spanish for it
Yummyin Spanish it is called Sabroso
Mildin Spanish it means Suave
RohCrudo is Spanish
SaltySalado is Spanish
Sauerin Spanish it means Ácido
Scharfin Spanish it means picante
BadMalo in Spanish
SweetDulce in Spanish
Frozenin Spanish it means congelado
SoftBlando in Spanish
Taste goodin Spanish saber means a
The sugarin Spanish it means Azucar
The fryin Spanish it means asado
The breadin Spanish means Pan
Die Butterin Spanish it's called mantequilla
The ice cream in Spanish is called hielo / helado
The food in Spanish is called Comida
The FischPez is Spanish
The meatCarne is Spanish
The vegetablein Spanish it means verdura
The drinkin Spanish it means Bebida
The milkLeche in Spanish
The mineral waterin Spanish it means agua mineral
The chocolatein Spanish it means chocolate
The teain Spanish it means Té
The hungerin Spanish it means hambre
The cheeseQueso is Spanish
The cakein Spanish means pastel
Groceriesin Spanish means comestibles
The stomachin Spanish stomach
Seafoodin Spanish it is called Marisco
The milkLeche in Spanish
The dessertin Spanish it means Postre
The fruitin Spanish it is called fruta
The oilin Spanish it means Aceite
The pepperin Spanish it is called pimienta
The saltSal means in Spanish
The sauceIn Spanish it means salsa
The hamJamón in Spanish
The chocolatein Spanish it means chocolate
The foodin Spanish it means comida / plato
The soupin Spanish it means sopa
The sweetDulce in Spanish
preparein Spanish means Preparar
The appetizerin Spanish it's called entrada
The sausagein Spanish it means embutido / salchicha
The kidneyin Spanish heisst Kidney
The beefin Spanish it means carne de vaca
The porkin Spanish it means carne de cerdo
Das Steakin Spanish it means bistec / filete
The turkeyin Spanish it's Pavo
The sausagein Spanish it means embutido / salchicha
Der WhiskyWhiskey in Spanish
The vodkaIn Spanish it means vodka
The winein Spanish it means vino
The plugin Spanish it means enchufe
The chairin Spanish it means silla
The cupin Spanish it means taza
The teaspoonin Spanish it means cucharilla
The dishin Spanish means plato
The tablein Spanish it means mesa
The tableclothin Spanish it means coat
The potin Spanish it means olla
The clockin Spanish it means hora
The washing machinein Spanish it means lavadora
The faucetin Spanish it means grifo
The fryin Spanish it means asado
The foodin Spanish it is called comida
The stovein Spanish it means cocina / fogón
The kiloin spanish means kilo
The refrigeratorin Spanish it means frigorífico
The literin Spanish it means litro
The microwavein Spanish it means microondas
The ovenin Spanish it means horno
The waterin Spanish it means agua
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FAQs
What is an example of a dialogue conversation about food? ›
Waiter: And what would you like for your main course? Kim: I'd like a grilled cheese sandwich. Waiter: Would you like anything to drink? Kim: Yes, I'd like a glass of Coke, please.
How do you order food in Spanish dialogue? ›- “Pasen por aquí por favor” means “Come this way please!”
- “Me gustaría comer de todo” means “I'd like to try everything”
- “Voy a pedir/ordenar” means “I will order…”
el mesero; la mesera.
How do you start a conversation at a restaurant? ›- Ask about what they are eating.
- Ask if they are regulars.
- Ask them for recommendations.
- Ask them about how they found the restaurant.
- Pay attention to their eating behavior.
- Share a table (or offer to do so).
- Talk to the waiter.
- "Oh, you can't help that,' said the Cat: 'we're all mad here. I'm mad. You're mad."
- "How do you know I'm mad?" said Alice.
- "You must be,' said the Cat, 'or you wouldn't have come here."
3) Ordering food in Spanish. Once you've had a chance to browse the menu, and know what you are going to order, the can use the verbs Pedir (to ask for) or Ordenar (to order). – ¿Le(s) puedo tomar su orden? – ¿Desea ordenar?
How do you say check in Spanish restaurant? ›La cuenta literally means “the account”, but is translated in English as “the check”. (slow) La cu-en-ta. La cuenta. And after that we have por favor, an expression that you already know.
How do you talk to a guest at a restaurant? ›- Greet your diners the minute they walk in the door.
- Use respectful titles – sir, ma'am and miss work well.
- Don't interrupt.
- Listen intently and pay attention to what they want.
- Be thoroughly versed on your menu. Ask questions and repeat their orders to make sure you get it right.
- Table for (number) , please. ...
- What are your specials? ...
- I would like the … /I'll have the… ...
- Could I please have an extra napkin? ...
- Could we see a dessert menu, please? ...
- Could we have the bill/check, please? ...
- Can I pay by card?
Restaurant greeting scripts:
Good: Hello, welcome to {restaurant}, how many people will be dining today? Bad: "Table for two?" Good: “Hello, may I have the name on the reservation?” Bad: “Do you have a reservation?”
What are 2 dialogue writing examples? ›
Example of a dialogue tag before dialogue: Ken said, "That sunset is incredible!" Example of a dialogue tag after dialogue: "I prefer sunrises," Joe replied. Example of a dialogue tag breaking up dialogue: "If you want to see a sunrise," Ken said, "we can go hiking in the morning next time."
How do you write dialogue correctly? ›- In US English, dialogue goes inside double quotation marks (“dialogue”). ...
- Every time a new character speaks, start a new paragraph. ...
- When a character's dialogue extends beyond a paragraph, use quotation marks at the beginning of the second and/or subsequent paragraph.
Place dialogue tags at the beginning of a sentence.
When placing dialogue tags at the beginning of complete sentences, a comma should come after the dialogue tag. If the dialogue comes at the start of a new sentence, the first word of the sentence should have a capital letter.
- Ask for information. A good way to start a conversation is to ask for information from the person you want to talk to. ...
- Comment on something pleasant. ...
- Introduce yourself. ...
- Mention a shared experience. ...
- Ask an opinion. ...
- Show genuine interest. ...
- Ask about them. ...
- Comment on the weather.
Most dialogue sentences are made of two parts: the dialogue, which is the spoken portion of the sentence, and then the dialogue tag, which identifies the speaker. What is this? In this example, we have the following sentence, spoken by Martha. “I am going to the zoo,” said Martha.
What do Spanish people say before a meal? ›Wait until the host begins eating or says, “¡Buen Provecho!” or “¡Provecho!” (Enjoy your meal) to begin eating your meal. Use your eating utensils: You will be given a fork, a spoon, and a knife to use while eating.
How do you order in a restaurant example? ›- Could I have the (dish name), please? ( polite)
- I'd like the.../I'll have the... ( polite)
- The (dish name), please. ( neutral)
- I want the (dish name). ( informal)
- Give me the (dish name). ( informal)
In Spain a tip is known as 'una propina' when it is given directly to a waiter/waitress or as 'el bote' when it is placed in a jar or bottle on a bar.
What are some words or phrases that waiters at nice restaurants use? ›- A table for two, please.
- May we sit at this table?
- The menu, please.
- What's on the menu?
- What's Irish Stew like?
- We're not ready yet.
- The steak for me, please.
- Can you bring me the ketchup, please?
To order a rare steak, ask for it "poco hecho." A well-done steak would be "muy hecho." Keep in mind that waiters will typically only ask how you would like your meat cooked if you've ordered a beef steak. How to use it: El chuletón para mi en su punto, por favor. (I'd like my steak cooked medium rare, please.)
How do you politely ask for something at a restaurant in Spanish? ›
This is the most common way of asking: Para llevar, for favor. = For takeout, please. If, on the contrary, you'd like to specify that you'll eat at the restaurant, then just say para comer aquí.
How do you say delicious in Spanish for a restaurant? ›Put these words into practice next time you are eating at a Spanish-speaking friend's house or while trying a dish at a restaurant while traveling. ✅ ¡Qué rico! (Delicious!)
How do you ask for your bill in a restaurant in Spanish? ›Catch the waiter's attention and ask “Can we have the bill, please?” or “Check, please.” to see how much you need to pay. The waiter might ask if you want to pay separately or as a group. Check the bill to see if a service charge or tip has been added. This is money that is given to the waiting staff for good service.
Do you say bill or check at a restaurant? ›Check the bill
In the UK, you ask for the bill; in the USA, it's the check. If you mix them up, you'll still be understood clearly, but it will help with your cultural immersion and your confidence if you remember the correct term and practice getting it right.
La cuenta, por favor.
Once you're done eating, some helpful Mexican food phrases to know is how to pay for your food. A good phrase to know to ask for the check is “La cuenta, por favor” (check please).
Definition: An informal way to ask for the bill at a restaurant. The phrase “check, please” is an informal way to ask for the bill at a restaurant. The origin of this phrase is unclear, although its first recorded use was in the mid-19th century. This phrase is most commonly used in American English.
Why do we say check please at a restaurant? ›“The conventional wisdom is that the check (an Americanism) dates to the mid-nineteenth century and was used because the bill served as a means of checking what dishes were being charged,” explained Andrew Haley, an associate professor of American cultural history at the University of Southern Mississippi and author of ...
What do you say when you're a waitress? ›Let me know if you have any questions during your meal, I'm here to help. Hi folks, my name is [first name]. Can I start you all off with our specials? [Dish] is my favorite, I just tried it recently. My name is [first name] - I'll let you get settled and be back with some waters for the table.
What are 5 ways to say hello? ›- Good morning/afternoon/evening. These are classic, formal phrases to use when greeting someone, whether it's the first time meeting them or if you've already met them before. ...
- Pleased to meet you. ...
- It's nice to meet you. ...
- It's good to see you. ...
- How are you? ...
- Hey. ...
- What's up? ...
- What's new?
- Consciously seek out conducive environments. ...
- Have only one conversation at a time. ...
- Ask open-ended questions. ...
- Ask a second question. ...
- Draw out those who are reticent to speak. ...
- Pay attention to people's physical needs. ...
- Do more listening than talking.
What do waiters say when welcoming guests in restaurants? ›
Making guests feel welcome goes a long way towards making their dining experience a good one. Use a polite and friendly greeting when a guest walks in or pulls into the drive-through. For example, you could say, “Hi, how may I help you?” or, “Thanks for coming in tonight.
What is an example of a conversation between waiter and customer? ›Customer: After 25 minutes, still not getting the food, will have to wait for more? Waiter: Sir 15 minutes more needed, kitchen has more orders, so wait, please. Customer: You should have told me the time while taking the food order, I had to go to work. Waiter: No more waiting, food will not be late for 15 minutes.
What is a good sentence for restaurant? ›We had dinner in the hotel's restaurant. The restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. The food at the restaurant was good and the waiters were polite. The seafood restaurant specializes in serving fish and shellfish.
What do you say after eating in a restaurant? ›Saying “itadakimasu” shows gratefulness for the meal. First, because “itadaku” is also thought of as, “Thank you very much for giving up your life for me to live my life.” Secondly, it also shows thanks to the person who has prepared the meal.
What is restaurant in simple words? ›A restaurant is a business that prepares and serves food and drinks to customers. Meals are generally served and eaten on the premises, but many restaurants also offer take-out and food delivery services.
What is the first step in greeting a guest on arrival at the restaurant? ›Own it Immediately With a Smile
Your body language will set the tone of the entire interaction, so start with a smile. Before even saying the word hello, make sure your expression conveys the message that you are happy to see the customer walk through the door.
- Let's dig in (or 'dig in')
- Enjoy your meal (or 'enjoy')
- Hope you enjoy what we've made for you.
- Bon appetit.
Sample Script for When a Guest Has a Special Request
Hotel Receptionist: Good [morning/afternoon/evening], welcome to [Hotel Name]. It's our pleasure to have you with us today. May I please have your name and reservation details? Hotel Receptionist: Thank you for choosing to stay with us.
- What is your favorite food? How often do you eat it?
- Which foods taste bad to you?
- Is your country famous for any foods? What are they?
- Who usually does the food shopping in your household? Where do they prefer to shop?
Quote | Who |
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Life is like riding a bicycle. To keep your balance, you must keep moving. | Albert Einstein |
May the Force be with you. | Star Wars (many characters) |
No one can make you feel inferior without your consent. | Eleanor Roosevelt |
Not all those who wander are lost. | J. R. R. Tolkein |
What is an example of a topic sentence about food? ›
Answer: For example, if your paper is on healthy food leading to a longer life, your topic sentence would be: Eating healthy food is the way to a healthy lifestyle. A healthy lifestyle is connected to eating healthy food. Eating healthy food is the key to a healthy lifestyle.
What are some examples of dialogue speaking? ›For example: "I don't want to go home," said Julia. "I like it here at the zoo. The animals are all so funny." She began to cry and then wailed, "I didn't even get to see the elephants!"
How do you start a conversation at lunch? ›- Tell me about you. ...
- Working on anything exciting lately? ...
- What's your story? ...
- What personal passion project are you working on right now? ...
- How do you know the host? ...
- What was the highlight of your day today? ...
- What was the highlight of your week?
Conversations while eating should not only relate to food. Recap the day's events and talk about what experiences they will be participating in later that day. For example, ask about what they saw on their morning walk as they collected leaves. Also, follow the children's lead when they bring up a topic for discussion.
What are 5 quotes about food? ›- ““ Good food is the foundation of genuine happiness.” – ...
- “ There is no love sincerer than the love of food.” – ...
- “ You have to taste a culture to understand it” – Deborah Cater.
- “ I know once people get connected to real food, they never change back.” – ...
- “ ...
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Use “food” in a sentence
She went out to buy some food. I can't eat this food; it tastes awful! Have you ever eaten Japanese food? I don't like fried food.
Topic Sentence: It is important to be ready before buying a house. The topic is "buying a house" and the controlling idea is “it is important to be ready." Topic Sentence: Graduating from high school is important for many different reasons.
How do you make 5 sentences with eat? ›[M] [T] Eat your soup before it gets cold. [M] [T] He didn't give me anything to eat. [M] [T] My father does not eat much fruit. [M] [T] She got him to eat his vegetables.