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Everyday English Phrasebook 07 - Food, Drinks, and Cafes

Ordering food and drinks, cafe phrases, simple preferences, and table talk

How to learn "Everyday English Phrasebook 07 - Food, Drinks, and Cafes" with passive listening

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1 food
2 drink
3 water
4 coffee
5 tea
6 juice
7 milk
8 bread
9 rice
10 pasta
11 meat
12 fish
13 chicken
14 salad
15 soup
16 sandwich
17 breakfast
18 lunch
19 dinner
20 menu
21 table
22 waiter
23 check
24 tip
25 hungry
26 thirsty
27 delicious
28 hot
29 cold
30 to go
31 Can I see the menu?
32 Do you have a table for two?
33 I'd like a coffee, please.
34 I'd like a tea, please.
35 Can I have some water?
36 Can I get this to go?
37 Is this table free?
38 Can we sit outside?
39 Can we sit by the window?
40 I'm waiting for a friend.
41 I'll have the same.
42 That's all for now.
43 Can I order now?
44 We are ready to order.
45 What do you recommend?
46 Is breakfast still available?
47 Do you have Wi-Fi here?
48 Can I pay at the counter?
49 I'd like the chicken, please.
50 I'd like a salad.
51 I'll have the soup.
52 Can I have a sandwich?
53 Do you have pasta?
54 Does this come with rice?
55 Can I get fries with that?
56 Can I have it without onions?
57 Can I have extra cheese?
58 Can I have the sauce on the side?
59 Is it spicy?
60 Is it vegetarian?
61 Is it fresh?
62 What is in this dish?
63 I don't eat meat.
64 I don't eat fish.
65 I'm allergic to nuts.
66 I'm allergic to milk.
67 What would you like to drink?
68 Just water, please.
69 Still water, please.
70 Sparkling water, please.
71 No ice, please.
72 With ice, please.
73 Can I have a glass of water?
74 Can I have a bottle of water?
75 I'd like a black coffee.
76 I'd like coffee with milk.
77 I'd like tea with lemon.
78 Do you have orange juice?
79 Do you have apple juice?
80 This coffee is too hot.
81 This drink is too cold.
82 Can I have another coffee?
83 Can I have one more tea?
84 I don't need a drink.
85 Are you hungry?
86 I'm very hungry.
87 I'm not hungry.
88 Are you thirsty?
89 I'm a little thirsty.
90 Let's eat.
91 Let's have lunch.
92 Let's get something quick.
93 Do you want to share?
94 This looks good.
95 This smells good.
96 This tastes great.
97 It's really delicious.
98 It's too salty.
99 It's too sweet.
100 It's a little spicy.
101 I'm full.
102 I can't eat anymore.
103 Can we have the check, please?
104 Can I pay by card?
105 Can I pay in cash?
106 Can we split the check?
107 I'll pay for this.
108 This is on me.
109 How much is it?
110 Is the tip included?
111 Keep the change.
112 I need a receipt.
113 Can I get a receipt?
114 The check is not correct.
115 There is an extra item here.
116 I ordered only one coffee.
117 Thank you, everything was good.
118 The food was excellent.
119 The service was great.
120 Have a nice day.
121 restaurant
122 cafe
123 counter
124 kitchen
125 server
126 cook
127 plate
128 fork
129 knife
130 spoon
131 glass
132 cup
133 bottle
134 napkin
135 sugar
136 salt
137 pepper
138 sauce
139 onion
140 cheese
141 egg
142 fruit
143 vegetables
144 dessert
145 snack
146 main dish
147 side dish
148 without ice
149 extra sauce
150 the bill

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