How to be polite in a restaurant! ✅ ... and when things go wrong! ❌

In this video, we’ll learn some expressions to be more polite in English when visiting a restaurant. For example, instead of saying, “Where’s the toilet?” you can ask, “Could you please tell me where the bathroom is?”

How about in your country? Are people more polite or direct? Let me know in the comments! #LearnEnglish #PoliteEnglish #EnglishTips

[egeseawind]

I missed these lesson videos so much, thanks for making this one Pappi. Please keep going.🤗

[Kaghemsuha]

Here, in Italy being so polite sounds like if want to make fun of the people; we are more direct.

[BTSLoverMunira]

I like your videos very much. You give videos after a long time. I look forward to your videos. I watch Love from Bangladesh

[irenemergelina]

I'm from Spain, where people are impolite and too direct. When it comes to good manners, I admire British people. Thanks for this video:)

[Laura]

In Russia it depends on education, up-bringing, age and even a city/town. For example, in St Petersburg people try to be polite😊, especially older ones, but in Moscow people are direct, sometimes even rude😢

[cathyblazquez]

We're polite in Argentina most of the time! But I think you are more polite than us.

[stephentam]

Depends on the type of restaurant, some are quite direct 😅

[mariab.]

In Greece more direct. In the Netherlands also more direct.

[ascensiongarciaportela]

I am Spanish and we try to be polite with People Who serve or wait on us at restaurants, bars shows, hotels etc

[bohemianrocksody]

People in Colombia are generally very friendly, whichever the city, but there are regions where people are more polite and others where people are more direct.

[Дизайнер_сумок]

It depends of education, family and etc., but mostly we are polite people

[amiadventures]

No one in the UK would ask “where the bathroom is”. We would ask “which way is it to the toilets” or “the gents or ladies”.

[baljeet]

😂in India, no 'thank you' no 'sorry'

[nahidsyyed]

It depends on the city and the level of education of both, the customers and the waiters.

[tamjoseph]

do you know the reputation of Hong Kong waitors?😂😂

[SushiSmith-ss]

I just saw from other video that using the word “toilet” is fine. The old man is from the UK.

[amiananyaroy]

India. Hmm. There are two things. It depends on education etc. But in English they are general they are polite. But in vernacular they are definitely polite.

Come visit. You will get a variety of experiences

[graemebruce]

“…where the bathroom is?” In a restaurant? Not in Britain! As well you know, of course… 😊

[soniazip]

No sober perdon asld fot s bathtroom in UK.

[karthikthiyagarajan]

Would it be possible to get a table for two please.could please tell me where is the bathroom is please?. Could please bring the Bill please ❤be polite 🙏 in our country some people are really polite some of them really rude.but I am polite