VOCABULARY bill - rachunek table for one - stolik dla jednej osoby smoking - tu: miejsce dla palących non-smoking - tu: miejsce dla niepalących to have a look - spojrzeć, przyjrzeć się menu - jadłospis, karta to drink - pić to order - zamawiać meal - posiłek still water - woda niegazowana sparkling water - woda gazowana bubble - bąbelek (w wodzie gazowanej) ready - gotów

LESSON 18
In a restaurant – Can I have the bill?

Waiter: Hi. Good afternoon. Table for one?

Cristina: Yes, please, table for one.

Waiter: Smoking or non-smoking?

Cristina: Smoking, smoking, please.

Waiter: Would you like to have a look at the menu?

Cristina: Yes, please. Can I have something to drink before I order the meal?

Waiter: Yes, certainly. What would you like?

Cristina: Water.

Waiter: Still water or sparkling?

Cristina: Sparkling water is with bubble, isn’t it?

Waiter: With bubbles, yes.

Cristina: OK. Sparkling water.

Waiter: OK, then.

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Waiter: Are you ready to order?

Cristina: Yes. I would like to have this salad and this pizza.

Cristina: Thank you.

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Waiter: Everything was OK, madam?

Cristina: Yes, perfect. Can I have the bill now, please?

Waiter: Certainly.

Cristina: Thank you.

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	Lesson 18

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OBJAŚNIENIA

Zapamiętajmy, że uprzejme pytania-sugestie typu 'czy zechciałaby Pani' zaczynamy od słów:

Would you like…?
Would you like to have a look at the menu?
What would you like to drink?

Składając zamówienie, posługujemy się uprzejmą prośbą, a uprzejme prośby
możemy formułować za pomocą konstrukcji:

can I have

lub

could I have na początku, i please na końcu, np:

Can I have something to drink, please?
Could I have the bill, please?

Zamawiając posiłek, zamiast prośby-pytania, możemy też posłużyć się zdaniem rozpoczynającym się od słów:

I would like

albo

I would like to have

np:

I would like some sparkling water, please
I would like to have a pizza, please

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