Secuencia en inglés: Restaurante

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Prueba frases clave al entrar a un restaurante

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Marta Carbonell

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Froggy Jumps Secuencia en inglés: RestauranteOnline version Prueba frases clave al entrar a un restaurante by Marta Carbonell 1 What English phrase would you use to book a table? a Can I have the menu? b I'd like to eat now. c I'd like to reserve a table. 2 What English phrase tells you to sit at the table? a Sit anywhere you like. b Please take a seat there. c Stand up, please. 3 How do you order something from the waiter? a I'd like to order, please. b I'll have the bill. c Could you bring the menu? 4 How would you ask them to bring what's missing? a Please take a seat. b Could you bring me the bill, please? c Could you bring the sauce, please? 5 What phrase do you use to see the menu? a Could you bring the dessert menu? b Excuse me, I'd like the bill, please. c I'm full, thanks. 6 What is the correct way to ask for the bill? a Could I have the bill, please? b I'd like to reserve a table. c Please take a seat. 7 What phrase do you use to say goodbye when leaving the restaurant? a Hello, see you. b Nice to meet you! c Goodbye, thank you!

Froggy Jumps

Secuencia en inglés: RestauranteOnline version

Prueba frases clave al entrar a un restaurante

by Marta Carbonell

What English phrase would you use to book a table?

Can I have the menu?

I'd like to eat now.

I'd like to reserve a table.

What English phrase tells you to sit at the table?

Sit anywhere you like.

Please take a seat there.

Stand up, please.

How do you order something from the waiter?

I'd like to order, please.

I'll have the bill.

Could you bring the menu?

How would you ask them to bring what's missing?

Please take a seat.

Could you bring me the bill, please?

Could you bring the sauce, please?

What phrase do you use to see the menu?

Could you bring the dessert menu?

Excuse me, I'd like the bill, please.

I'm full, thanks.

What is the correct way to ask for the bill?

Could I have the bill, please?

I'd like to reserve a table.

Please take a seat.

What phrase do you use to say goodbye when leaving the restaurant?

Hello, see you.

Nice to meet you!

Goodbye, thank you!

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Secuencia en inglés: Restaurante

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Secuencia en inglés: RestauranteOnline version

by Marta Carbonell

What English phrase would you use to book a table?

What English phrase tells you to sit at the table?

How do you order something from the waiter?

How would you ask them to bring what's missing?

What phrase do you use to see the menu?

What is the correct way to ask for the bill?

What phrase do you use to say goodbye when leaving the restaurant?

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