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Let´s continue with our interactive Spanish practice course.

Today we are going to practice some typical Spanish restaurant food vocabulary and how to manage when ordering and paying for food in a Spanish speaking restaurant.

Answers to all tasks involved in this lesson will be given at the end of the post and you can also follow a link with this post to watch the original theory video lesson.

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How to order in a Spanish restaurant

Beginner Spanish Review Lesson 7 How to order in a Spanish restaurant

1. Please state the following restaurant foods in Spanish:

Starters
Seafood soup
Salad
Meat
Chicken
Pork
Fish
Tuna
Salmon
Dessert
Cake
Ice cream

2. Imagine you are the waiter now and try to understand what food I would like to order:

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3. Please answer the following questions in Spanish:

How does the waiter ask you if you would like a dessert?
How do you ask what does the fish come with?
How do you ask for the bill/cheque?
What do you say that the food is very tasty?
How can you ask for a table for two people?

4. What am I saying now in Spanish?:

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This is all for today´s lesson.

I hope you have enjoyed this review of Spanish restaurant vocabulary and how to order in a Spanish restaurant.

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Answers:

Part 1

Entrantes
Sopa de marisco
Ensalada
Carne
Pollo
Cerdo
Pescado
Atún
Salmón
Postre
Pastel
Helado

Part 2

Para beber quiero una cerveza
De postre quiero macedonia
De segundo quiero bacalao
De primero quiero ensalada
No quiero postre
Para beber quiero agua con gas
De primero quiero sopa de tomate
De segundo quiero pato

To drink I would like a beer
For dessert I would like a fruit salad
For second course I would like cod
For first course I would like a salad
I don´t want dessert
To drink I would like sparkling water
For first course I would like tomato soup
For second course I would like duck

Part 3

¿Quiere/n postre?
¿Qué lleva el pescado?
La cuenta por favor
Está muy rico
Una mesa para dos personas

Part 4

Oiga, perdone
¿Tiene una mesa libre?
Un poco de mantequilla, por favor
El menú, por favor
Que aproveche
¿Qué lleva el cordero?
Un poco de pan, por favor
La cuenta por favor

Excuse me
Have you got a free table?
Some butter, please
The menu, please
Enjoy your meal
What does the lamb come with?
Some bread, please
The bill/cheque, please