Italian Vocabulary: At the Restaurant

[@pietroroccaforte5172]

Hi Dave, your videos are super interesting and useful. I use them with my students and I have to say... they love them! one little thing for this video: "are you ready to order?" would be "siete pronti per radunare" and not "sono" :) Grazie ancora

[@Sevryukovv]

grazie mille per video !

[@xXRachelClaireXx]

Love you Dave!!! Italian is my favorite kind of food

[@amberabrahams6344]

You are the best

[@imanjouini6118]

For the first you should say “ potrei “ or “ è possible avere un tavolo per due “

[@gueltepe4903]

Grazie per questo commento

[@bt2133]

Nobody in Italy uses “io vorrei” just say vorrei

[@BIOFUNWITHSRUTHI]

Hey professor.. You teach good ...love from India ❤

[@sumithfernando7736]

🥰

[@blingbwoy]

the goat!

[@curtpiazza1688]

Yum 😋

[@naomie_simplelife79]

Un tavolo o una tavola??

[@lini1127]

Un tavolo

[@The_Annoyed_chef]

What?? I had some really bad food in Italy.

[@elliotmatteucci7249]

Better than the American food that's for sure. Oh wait! I just remember that you guys don't have any traditional food because all you eat is hamburgers and chicken wings

[@SheikAbdulAzizBinBaz]

@@elliotmatteucci7249 no need to get offended, there are bad tourist traps and restaurants in italy too..

[@JV-km9xk]

@@elliotmatteucci7249 i guess you got fed up with the americans and took it out on this guy? also, why are you here if you are italian and already know italian?

[@saidhashi2856]

Yes, some tourist restaurants serve bad food. They tend to imitate cuisines from other nations instead of sticking to Italian dishes. If you want proper Italian food delve into the local scene.

[@The_Annoyed_chef]

@@JV-km9xk And I'm from Finland so I don't care 🤣😂

[@intramotus]

"you wouldn't say 'al fresco' because this means "in the cool" ahhahaha dude, how tell us how language works, please ahhahaha

[@trenta4284]

In italia "al fresco" means also "in the jail"

[@farinap2000]

ahah yourself... In a country where they have little air conditioning... outside IS "in the cool" , especially at night.. Have ever been there?

[@farinap2000]

@@trenta4284 true... but no American would know that :)