Speaking English - 4 Ways to Order at a Restaurant

[engvidAlex]

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[wingpws]

Very useful phrases to use at a restaurant! Could you make another video about restaurant English? I often run into situations where I don’t know how to respond properly. // Scenario 1: I want to order a blueberry cheesecake but the restaurant only has New York cheesecake. What should I say for taking the NY cheesecake and not taking the NY cheesecake respectively? If I say “It’s ok / It’s fine”, does it mean I would get or not get the NY cheesecake?// Scenario 2: There are some empty plates on the table after I have finished a dish. What should I say if I want the waiter/waitress to collect (withdraw?) the plates? // Scenario 3: After a great meal, the waiter/waitress asks if I would like to have dessert, but I am very full. What can I say to politely decline him/her? Thank you so much!!

[Zitrish]

Awesome! You're an excellent teacher, thanks a lot for sharing your knowledge!

[nhaituan]

I learn a lot from it, thanks for wonderful lesson, it's useful to everyone

[thyabtngtz]

Thank you so much! Your video helps me a lot! Greetings from Mexico!

[alexpolevoy]

thank you)))
lesson is clear and usefull as usual

[ibrahimmasood]

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[ghadahm]

Oh thanks man ! i find this really helpful

[mariaguilherminaazziferesf]

i liked and i´m learning a lot with you, thanks

[aStrayforMyTime]

I would use "could" if I was first to order or if I was in a line at the counter and use "can" or " I want" if ask after the first in the group.

[lihzh]

finally, I am confident enough to step into a restaurant.

[miguelloaysa]

CC subtitles said "get a bike" instead "take care, good bye" LOL.

[Springkid]

Greetings! I’m curious about a grammar question. Do you say a party for xxx or a party of xxx. A table for xxx or a table of xxx. Thanks a lot!

[gilbertobuitrago]

Hi Alex, thanks for your class. I have a question: Do those phrases work to request a Service, like a haircut?.

[nhaituan]

Wow, now I could order food and drink at a restaurant,
I'd like an orange juice, please!

[erickcartman]

and what's the difference between get and have? it's kind of hard

[hushgamer]

how can i request for a parcel in a restaurant.??

[SudevanKalpetta]

Sir
What is the answer for:
1.Did you have your lunch
2.Did you take your lunch

[bimbo]

what is a regular hamburger? meaning like ordinary?

[thoreauagainstthemachine]

'Do you want to eat here or you want takeout food?' Is it right? How can you say it better?