CBS 1.17 | Ordering food in a restaurant

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🗓️ 11 March 2009

⏱️ 19 minutes

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In this week’s lesson you’ll learn useful words and phrases for a visit to a restaurant. Please note that lesson 17 of Season 1 was originally known as lesson 117 of Coffee Break Spanish. We have renumbered the lessons of each season as lessons 1-40 to make things more simple for our listeners.

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0:00.0	I like the video, it's a copyrighted footage. This is Lesson 17 and in Lesson 17, we're going
0:14.9	to be asking for a table in a restaurant and dealing with some of the things that you
0:19.0	need to in a restaurant situation. Now, lots of the language that you've already
0:23.9	learned for ordering drinks and snacks can be reused when ordering food from a menu in
0:29.6	a restaurant. And hopefully, at the end of this lesson, you'll have picked up more
0:33.7	useful phrases for dealing with these kind of situations. I hope you enjoy the
0:37.7	lesson.
0:42.7	Buenos días, yo tengo hambre. Today, I am hungry. Tengo hambre means I am hungry.
0:50.6	It actually means I have hunger. Tengo hambre. Can you repeat that please? Tengo hambre.
0:59.6	Tengo hambre. Tengo hambre. So, it's the same Tengo as when you say Tengo un hermano.
1:09.8	Tengo un hermano, I have a brother. Tengo hambre, I have hunger. Tengo hambre. Tengo hambre.
1:17.2	And if you're thirsty, you see, Tengo sed. Tengo sed. Tengo sed.
1:28.4	Tengo sed.
1:30.6	Let's see if we can find un restaurante.
1:33.8	Hay un restaurante por aquí?
1:36.8	Sí, hay un restaurante cerca de aquí.
1:41.2	Muy bien. Pero yo en después de acá, ahí hay un restaurante cerca de aquí.
1:47.1	Hay 19 restaurantes en esta ciudad.
1:50.7	Sí, en la ciudad donde vivo yo hay 19 restaurantes.
1:55.9	Y muchas cosas interesantes. Sí, muy bien.
1:58.8	Ok, so we found our restaurant. We go to the door of the restaurant.
2:01.8	And the first thing that we would want to ask is, do you have a table?
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