Natural Speech 2 - Conversational English For Restaurants - Master English Conversation 2.0

In this lesson, you’ll learn and practice some useful phrases for restaurants and bars:

Could you start a tab for me?

Can we do separate checks?

Do you take plastic?

I’d like to book a table for two, please.

What do you recommend?

Does that come with something, like a soup or salad?

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[MiguelDiaz-lluw]

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[mohammedalkasir]

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[bobbasco]

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I'm Horacio from Mexico, nice to meet you.
Thank you for sharing this lesson! It's been helpful to me... Like this one, I've enjoyed all your video lessons at EnglishAnyone youtube webpage. I think they've been very helpful to me and feel that I understand english much more, comparing with the past. I can tell that since I was a kid had taken many english classes and courses; I always felt that had the bases, but hardly got to comprehend english as well 'till today! I still have much to learn and practice to master it... but also can tell that I'm not complaining, 'cause have gained a lot!
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[noelwillems]

thank you so much Mr it an amazing lesson now im going to practice what i hear from you to become better in my conversations once again thank you so much

[fabianologfatec]

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Please never leave us stranded....keep posting lessons like this forever :).
Bye and greetings from Brazil,

[marinescalixto]

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[yanren]

Hi, I really like this video. I wonder what is a proper situation to use " Going Dutch" ?

[lidongyue]

is it "could u start a tab for me?.

[sarahsardin]

Would it sound nonnative if I said: "I'd like to reserve a ..." instead of "book"?

[khimanandabhandari]

Thanks a lot please send me latest videos as well

[oleghindsite]

can I ask "can you close a tab for me?"

[mohammedalkasir]

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