Talk About What You Did Today in Greek | Lesson 16
Practise asking about someone's day and talking about things you did today in Greek. This beginner lesson uses useful everyday phrases and native-speaker audio. Complete course:...
Today · 9 min
LB
Learn Brazilian Portuguese - LinguaBoost
Talk About Phones, Apps, and the Internet in Brazilian Portuguese | Lesson 62
Practise talking about email, internet access, phone charging, apps, and passwords in Brazilian Portuguese. This beginner lesson uses useful everyday phrases and native-speaker audio. Complete course:...
Today · 13 min
5M
5 Minute English Vocabulary Show
5 English Phrases for Ordering Food at a Restaurant | Speak English Naturally
In this episode of 5-Minute Vocabulary, you'll learn 5 natural English expressions for ordering food at a restaurant confidently and politely.
Whether you're traveling, visiting a café, eating at a restaurant, or ordering your favorite meal, knowing the right English phrases can make the experience much easier. Instead of simply saying “I want,” you'll learn natural expressions that are commonly used when ordering food and drinks.
5 expressions you'll learn in this episode:
I'd like...
I'll have...
Could I get...?
Could I have... on the side?
Could we have the bill, please?
You'll also learn the difference between “bill” and “check”, plus how to make simple special requests when ordering your meal.
⭐ Important Sentences to Practice
“I'd like the chicken sandwich, please.”
“I'd like a glass of water, please.”
“I'll have the grilled chicken, please.”
“I'll have the vegetable soup.”
“Could I get a bottle of water, please?”
“Could I get the burger without onions?”
“Could I get another coffee, please?”
“Could I have the sauce on the side?”
“Could I have the dressing on the side?”
“Could we have the bill, please?”
“Can we get the bill, please?”
“Could we get the check, please?”
🎯 Today's Challenge:
Imagine you're sitting in a restaurant and ordering your favorite meal in English.
Choose a drink, a main dish, and one special request. Then put everything together and practice saying your complete order aloud.
For example:
“I'd like a sparkling water, please. I'll have the grilled chicken, and could I have the sauce on the side?”
Repeat your order a few times until the expressions start to feel natural. Practicing complete sentences will help you feel more confident when you need to use English in a real restaurant.
Remember, your words can change your world!
Keep learning, keep practicing, and we will see you in the next episode.
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Today · 3 min
JT
Joseph Tsar
Let’s solve your perfectionism with speaking | Joseph Tsar
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