How to Order Food at a Restaurant in Chinese | Real Chinese Conversations Practice

[@michelerich3242]

Thank you SO much for saying the words & sentences SLOWLY. It is a challenge for me to pronounce some words. Hearing it said SLOWLY and with REPETITION helps tremendously! Some tutors don't seem to realize that sometimes we have never ever heard words spoken... rather baby steps initially, because to "unlearn" a wrong way of saying something is difficult.

[@sethannatep109]

Good

[@kunxiyoutubechannel7036]

i understand 95% of it 🥰 im so happy i finally improved a little

[@lourdesbela-o2151]

very helpful, clear, detailed explanation that made us understand fully well the lesson "ordering food in a chinese restaurant" Our appreciation and sincerest thanks.

[@AsabaHarriet-pf6ry]

Wow it's nice l have done my activity well keep it going xie xie

[@Jilli8310]

谢谢老师。Great lesson. I'm noticing so many different ways to say "excuse me". I did watch the video on it, but even so, I keep discovering more ways and circumstances for them. When I visit China, I have "Everyday Chinese" to thank for being able to communicate properly. You have no idea how much I love, admire and respect the Chinese culture and people and to me, this language is so beautiful. I am so proud to be able to speak it, because of this channel, I am able to, keep up the great work! ❤

[@Bulldog_skin]

I guess you have never lived in China

[@hailua2013]

You are lucky that you went to China. My dream is go to China before I die.

[@tenzingla9765]

Thank you so much teacher

[@eddielim9562]

Perfect explanations. Very good, keep it up. Thank you.

[@laoziagainstthemachine5323]

Great lesson! Great channel! Chinese is an amazing language!!! I love Chinese!

[@CrlMchd]

Very good lessons, congratulations!

[@franklinocha4439]

Such an amazing way of teaching a language. I'm brushing up my Chinese, quite at a slow pace, though. The video presents a very practical lesson. After watching, I can head towards the nearest KFC to practice in real-life situations what I've learned. Good job, thank u very much for the lesson.....

[@NguyetTran-en5ty]

Great lesson ! 老师们 谢谢!

[@WinLatt-w1q]

Wow! That's very good teaching method that why I can easily understand .Thank you so much for sharing/

[@EverydayChinese]

Glad it was helpful!

[@mostafagadallah7861]

非常有用的信息，感谢老师

[@MrEaster77]

Excellent Thanks ☺️😊

[@mostafizurrahman6335]

thanks. your teaching method is superB

[@vanncheng1286]

Hi teacher, I almost understand all of your lessons, I’m very like your teaching..!!

[@Mexicanenchina]

谢谢很好👌

[@peterprakash3602]

Thanks for your teaching..lovely video

[@quangquang5926]

Thanks every Chinese from VietNam

[@ConnieC]

Hello Teacher, your video is very easy to understand and follow. I find that your pronunciation in both English and Mandarin is good. It's good to see more and more videos on KZbin spreading the love of the Mandarin language. :)

[@mindapicardal8780]

Thank you

[@ConnieC]

@@mindapicardal8780 It's all good

[@angqingxiong]

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[@เกษตรกุ้มตนเอง]

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[@nathasron6180]

谢谢老师。ขอบคุณค่ะเข้าใจง่ายมากก

[@umargul5644]

Great 👍

[@caterinasiligardi1758]

老师您好。我很喜欢了这个教课。真的很多有用！祝贺。请问，我能也说 '一共'(=总共)呢? 谢谢。拜拜。

[@EverydayChinese]

也可以说 “一共” 多少钱哦~

[@veronicalima5863]

Cada vez aprendo mais.

[@himangsusarkar6737]

我是粉丝你们的 天天汉语。

[@ngohuong1204]

非常有用！谢谢！各位老师！

[@albajgurd]

Awesome lesson

[@isabelanguloneira6286]

Omg, i love this video,thank u very much, keep on making these kind of videos.

[@mordenkitchencookery5704]

Good teaching, can you upload video how to take order food by phone with Chinese lesson.

[@michaelstewart5767]

Thanks.

[@Jackson-mi3dr]

你好老师，我叫杰克森。我很喜欢学习汉语。我每天听你的视频。我春天打算去上海！

[@EverydayChinese]

你是准备来上海旅游吗？还是工作，学习？

[@Jackson-mi3dr]

@@EverydayChinese 我是大学生在美国，去上海在一学期留学

[@EverydayChinese]

@@Jackson-mi3dr 不错👍 来到中国你的汉语会更好的，加油！

[@Jackson-mi3dr]

Everyday Chinese 说还行吧 ，但是我每天很喜欢提高汉语。然而我想打电话跟一个说很流利的人。你认为我可以叫一个新朋友？

[@EverydayChinese]

@@Jackson-mi3dr 多交中国朋友，多和他们讲话，一定有助于提高你的汉语。加油！

[@anandafonseka535]

Everything is perfect

[@oliverricigliano7433]

內用 還是 外帶 can also be used for “for here or to go” ?

[@thoeunkarona7429]

非常感谢老师。 真喜欢你的视频。

[@steveni.228]

My top 10 languages to learn Mandarin, Russian, Greek, Ukrainian, Korean, Finnish, Icelandic, Estonian, Bulgarian, and Belarusian. 🇨🇳🇷🇺🇬🇷🇺🇦🇰🇷🇫🇮🇮🇸🇪🇪🇧🇬🇧🇾.

[@txoovthojyaj1412]

你好 老师

[@vincentvtae3907]

谢谢😁👍

[@auikerngesund5624]

sehr gut erklärt .Danke

[@antigomusiq4480]

Mmmm poopenfarten

[@nobnapha596]

好看❤😍

[@hafsoh8194]

Thanks

[@noname89636]

Great and thorough video. But what if you order a hamburger, but don’t want onions, how does you say say “without....?” Thank you.

[@EverydayChinese]

Just say "不要洋葱". Thanks, Crystal

[@msace6710]

謝謝 for this video. I am just beginning to learn chinese. I am so excited. I am now studying the pinyin alphabet.

[@michaelstewart5767]

Easy Chinese.

[@kenzhyngamer9452]

I have a question about 快, if the number is above 10 then we do not have to add it after a number, right? But at 10:51 shows 63 快 - I'm so confused

[@tienganhcoDung]

Thank you. What a useful video 😊

[@EDITMODE]

at 12:05 you said "六十三快“ which is over 10 and earlier you mentioned not having to add 快 if its over 10...did you add it here because you wanted to or because you have to?

[@EverydayChinese]

You don't have to use "块" here. You can omit "块" also. Thanks, Crystal.

[@pinklatte8696]

Why I learn this more than school?! XD

[@hamza-325]

I am learning from this better then what I have learned from the Chinese classes of a Chinese university. The academic program is crap. It teaches you the literary Chinese, not the spoken one!

[@suthamm]

would 要点 have a different meaning if you're not in a restaurant setting?

[@petehoover6616]

In China you would not know that if you go into a Chinese restaurant in the US, you must first ask the waiter or waitress if it is OK for you to speak Mandarin. Most Chinese restaurants in the US are run by people who speak Cantonese. If you just start speaking in Mandarin you embarrass them because they can not understand you but they feel that they should. Only about half the Chinese restaurants I have been in even have a Mandarin speaker. But if she is the grandmother, she will come out and talk to you.

[@ethanpunto9222]

Tell that to Xiaoma

[@petehoover6616]

@@ethanpunto9222 May I complain? I am trying to learn Mandarin and I have to watch Xiaoma just about with the sound of, constantly telling myself "don't listen to him'" because there isn't a match between the sounds he makes and the Chinese captions. For me the trap is that I'll hear a word he says and match it to a written word underneath that I think sounds like what he's saying. And it will stick in my head. Made with Lau doesn't present the same problem and don't know why. He sounds like my great grandmother, who live in Hong Kong in 1910-1912. Until I heard Mr. Lau I didn't realize my great grandmother had a slight Cantonese accent.

[@silsiliyanasukmawati9902]

Help me so much

[@topgtateworld]

Love

[@kamalmohamad3820]

6 / 12 / 2019 good lesson thanks

[@kenzhyngamer9452]

does someone know whats is the difference between 和 and 还要 ？

[@zombiexhumed]

我很喜欢这样的视频。我没知道有关·宫保鸡丁，也许有一天我真是可以吃 (●'◡'●)

[@heyhey3684]

I'm confused. Do 饭馆， 饭店 and 餐厅 mean all the same?

[@EverydayChinese]

They're almost the same. 😊 People from the north of China tend to say 饭馆, and it's just a regular restaurant, not a fancy one.

[@heyhey3684]

@@EverydayChinese Thank you

[@PrimalInsitenutrition]

Thank you so much. I have been watching you’re videos and I’m really really trying to better my chinese. I posted a video of my progress. If anyone can help. I don’t know if my pronunciation is correct. Lol 哈哈谢谢

[@iromiwijethunge7596]

老师，问你个问题，四十八 没用 块，六十三 用块。为什么呢？

[@tinsaehabtamu-ym8cd]

and how to say "do you have any recommendations?" to the waiter because I don't know anything about the chinese cuisine and is my first time visiting china

[@darrylkassle361]

How do you say just - just the usual. - when ordering the same thing again and again instead of saying the whole order again

[@darrylkassle361]

@@EverydayChinese you sure there is not a Chinese equivalent. When I go to my local pizza shop I almost order the same thing if I say - just the usual- he knows to make a certain pizza and to add a can of coke and my favourite desert. Yours is still pointing out dishes and things. Surely when you are in China and you get a few things more often than not what do you say surely you don’t explainon say everything again and again and again. Please think hard .

[@EverydayChinese]

@@darrylkassle361 I know what you mean now. In this context, "just the usual" means “还要那个".😀 Crystal

[@darrylkassle361]

@@EverydayChinese so if everyday I order a hamburger a drink and some fritters instead of saying everything I can just say that yeah?? I am also talking about like if you leave a few weeks go then go back and want the same thing you always get.

[@m.naseemdab9930]

👍👍👍

[@暖光里的文轩]

🎉🎉👍👍🙏

[@Felhek]

Why the D in diăn sounds like a Spanish D? I've seen other videos and they pronounce it differently. D like an English T.

[@EverydayChinese]

Actually, there are two ways to pronunce 点 (a little bit). In North China, people usually sound it 点儿 (diănr), however, in South China, people pornounce it点 (diăn).

[@BRAHMSED]

ADA chao, why must I be BURDENED to watch this video for study

[@dazaiosamu8192]

Idk but My Customers use Tadashi [dine in] tapao [take away]

[@9aredmi298]

道歉。。。

[@Triptour0870]

Slowly

[@hannahnguyen3454]

Is there a reason why you don't use the word 你 but you used 您 alot in a conversation?

[@EverydayChinese]

Here 您 means honorific you to show the respect to the customer.

[@hannahnguyen3454]

@@EverydayChinese got it. Thanks

[@acrylitearon687]

What is 点 mean here? I don't get it.

[@TheSimpleEnglish]

Is it "Ni" or "Nin" ? 🙁😲

[@EverydayChinese]

When saying hello to customer, the restaurant server should use the polite 您[nín].