Spanish Phrases To Use in A Restaurant | The Language Tutor *Lesson 119*

[@CrazmuZik]

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[@cindymoon8360]

Thank you for this! I am a server at a Mexican restaurant and the kitchen staff doesn’t speak English and I often get guests that only speak Spanish so I have had to give myself a crash course so that I can communicate well with them. I absolutely LOVE the Spanish language! This video helped a lot. Thank you! 😊

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[@southdallasfoodie7709]

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[@TheLanguageTutor]

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[@mmckenzie8085]

I think these are very useful. I find no matter what country I visit if your language skills are limited the locals always appreciate someone trying. It is a sign of respect. If they speak English they are more likely to meet you halfway and help you out Tourists should at least make an effort as to assume everyone speaks English comes across as arrogant and quite rightly can get anyone's back up. Useful phrases for restaurants, shops, doctors chemists, directions and transport are some of the most useful to learn even if your time is limited to learn a whole new language.

[@PeachyEve]

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[@Bloodhound_Dogg]

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[@jeanetteweiser6942]

First off, I love the slight Southern Accent with the English. It gives me hope that I too can learn! In regards to coffee, in Peru, we would order either cafe negro o cafe con leche. Essentially you would receive either a cup of hot water or a cup of hot milk, then a small servette of espresso syrup to add to your level of preference. This was a daily routine at the hostel where I stayed.

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[@tomgocubs]

Hi Danny! I’m one of those 60- somethings somewhere between principiante e intermedió always learning in spits and spurts. Anyway love your teaching style that seems directed at me! My SUGGESTION is a lesson following up on the “I’m sorry we’re out of that entree” here on the proper usage of I’M SORRY in Spanish. I could instantly detect that I was incorrect when a friend told me that his mother had died. I responded with a heartfelt “Lo siento” which visibly shocked my friend who immediately said, “Oh, it’s not your fault”.

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[@vanesams]

heyy! I really want to learn Spanish, but I don't know how. We don't learn Spanish in school, And i can't have a private teacher. So did his video help you? Can you speak Spanish now?

[@KuldeepKumar-tm1jd]

@@vanesams yes it really helped me. I can now understand text and speak little bit but for good speaking skill you need to be in practice that is the only way.

[@PhysioAl1]

This is great! Very relevant and useful. For another idea, maybe taking a plane, or shopping at a market.

[@Sohailvlogs1155]

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[@_______________1201]

My day schedule : 23:00 - 07:00 sleep (8 Hours) 08:00 - 14:00 scholl (no spanish) 14:30 - 15:30 gym 16:00 - 22:00 work And still i found time to watch and learn Español ❤️, love your vids

[@alphacentauri7511]

Do passive listening

[@alphacentauri7511]

For an example when you're doing the dishes,eating or working out in the gym it's very beneficial for busy humans like us.

[@indestructible247]

scholl?

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Excellent and helpful, thank you!!

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[@nexongd]

You can also learn English with this videos

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Excellent video Dr Danny. Thanks very much.

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Another fantastic lesson

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Very useful tutorial! Muchas gracias Danny!

[@DarcyWhyte]

Thanks for this, it's very useful. I think it's time the videos opened with you dancing to that little jig.

[@ironm9636]

Mr Evans, please make a Spanish lesson where you teach us how to compare things, using more and most, less or least or the endings "er" or "est". Thank you!

[@peachy_reina]

I'm happier.... Estoy más feliz I'm the happiest.... Estoy el más feliz. This soup is better...Esta sopa es mejor. This soup is the best....Esta sopa es la mejor. Ejemplos. Pero un vídeo sobre todo esto sería genial 😊

[@ironm9636]

@@peachy_reina gracias pero me gustaría oírlo en un video. Así estaré seguro que lo he entendido.

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Just what I need, great video...

[@salimahosaini2040]

muchas gracias

[@amybotticello9780]

Qué util tu video! Especialmente cómo pedir una caja para llevar, el verbo desear, y los diferentes tipos de café.

[@leonardopochetsaldias]

Don't forget to tip your waiters, tips in Spain are very welcome. Gracias

[@TheLanguageTutor]

Absolutely!

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[@rndylthm]

Gracias Por tu ayuda

[@thespanishchallenge]

Gracias por tu video!

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[@TheLanguageTutor]

Thank you! We’re almost there!

[@deelaash]

exactly what I needed! :)

[@TheLanguageTutor]

Perfect!

[@alphamale8138]

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[@user-se7vt5ow4e]

In southern Spain we have “chiringuitos” which is basically a beachside bar. When the chiringuitos are open summer is officially here.

[@MarcosElMalo2]

Café de olla. Mmmmmmmm! 😋 He oído clientes dicen “buen provecho” a otras clientes, usualmente mientras están saliendo.

[@charlesphillips2210]

In Costa Rica, we have la soda, it's like a restaurant but cheaper,

[@nouranmahmoud6954]

Thanks a lot Mr Danny for this great tutorial.. It really helped me very much 😊 I have a question please.. After I finish all the videos of the tutor what level I will be in Spanish? For example A1 or A2 something like that? Thank you

[@mcsfeb1]

Im loving your videos can you please make one for workers in a commercial kitchen i work in a commercial kitchen and the Spanish speaking workers dont know much English would love to know all the common words in the kitchen like can you please peel this or cut the chicke this way....

[@evkamartuliakova2833]

Thank you! Going to Lanzarote in few weeks and this could be helpful! :)

[@naishalubega3756]

Thanks for the lesson Dr... A Qn: Why do I have to say empezamos "a" pintar la casa mañana...why not Empezamos pintar la casa mañana?!

[@timothyedwardthomas7825]

I also wondered about that. "...aprender a tocar el piano." "...aprender a hablar español."

[@alphacentauri7511]

@@timothyedwardthomas7825 sí también estoy pensando sobre eso.

[@megustaleerloslibros829]

I just noticed that lol. Yeah but in my opinion it's more natural to add an a between 2 infinitives.

[@megustaleerloslibros829]

Aprender a tocar la guitarra make more sense that aprender tocar la guitarra if you have immersed yourself a lot in Spanish.

[@timothyedwardthomas7825]

@@megustaleerloslibros829 true

[@bigmac3779]

welcome back senior

[@benchpresser356]

Great video! Please tell me how to ask for a booth instead of a table?

[@shayladanielle8319]

I know how to order in Spanish but I need to know more in dept. Muchas gracias

[@oluwakemitadese937]

Can you please do a video on how to use volver a, de nuevo and otra vez? I have an internal battle when I wan to talk about doing something again

[@nathanstars8277]

Hi, this is a super helpful video thank you! I have some questions about how to say things while in a restaurant. Help me out KZbin comments! What are some descriptors for how the meal was? I like to tell the staff it was delicious/very good/amazing/this is the best meal I’ve ever eaten/ I loved it! Then I also like to tell my girlfriend when it’s not so good. Is there a lesson on ratings/opinions of a restaurant/tour/place? (Mainly interested in the restaurant as we love to try new food) Thank you again so much for the helpful content. I am learning so much from this channel:))

[@joonymoon]

Would it be possible to have your Spanish lessons published and available for purchase? The lessons are too fast when one tries to listen to the pronunciation, spelling and write words or phrases at the same time.

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Guau ! Incréble 🥰

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[@timothyedwardthomas7825]

Thanks Señor I have a question Why we say él es pesimista not él es pesimisto? please answer my question.

[@alphacentauri7511]

I think that's an irregular adjective.

[@alphacentauri7511]

Just look at deepl.

[@ΠανωραιαΓουργιώτη]

There are adjectives that ends in sta in female and male form. They are irregular. We say el/la pasimista, el/la optimista etc. Remember that when an adjective ends in -st in english, in spanish it is usually formed with -sta.

[@timothyedwardthomas7825]

@@ΠανωραιαΓουργιώτη muchas gracias!

[@andriataylor4758]

Which study guides do you recommend for this series? I'm using Que hora es. would that suffice?

[@kderckx]

And what do I say when I’m at the restaurant and for example I pay cash with $300 but the bill was $250, and I don’t want any change because the $50 I want to give as a propina. What do I say to the waiter to make sure they understand that I do not want change and that the extra money in the basket is their propina?

[@giannispapageorgiou1247]

Mr Evans, quick question, Why in 11:13 you translate Are you.. to "estan"? I thought it meant "they are" and "estais" was the "you are" (plural of course) is it like a more formal way of saying "you are" that I have not heard about? Pls help. Love your lessons btw

[@charlize4653]

"estais" is only used in spain, "estan" is both you are and they are in latin america

[@yesyes628]

Both can mean you all it just depends if you wanna learn Spanish spoken in spain (they rarely use usted and ustedes or so I've heard) then learn vosotros. If you want to learn latin america spanish throw vosotros out the window and learn ustedes (which uses the same conjugation as ellos/ellas xd)

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ok in yr last episode when i asked you whats more effective aib or you and you replied with 2 eyes pls tell me why and also what is better you or aib?

[@TheLanguageTutor]

The lessons on AIB are very old and we do not control how they are presented. We recommend watching and studying The Language Tutor videos.

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Ur awesome

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¡Muchas gracias!

[@nivoonairam8950]

How about specifically for cooks in a restaurant

[@Ramon51650]

I actually watched this video in its entirety to see if you were going to touch on "buen provecho". Usually, in eateries that are not fast-food, or open air (come y vete) Yes, that is a name for open air, usually stools surrounding a large square service counter; it is considered polite to say "buen provecho" to the table closest to the exit. You don't have to break your stride; you won't get a reply, but it's a sign of good manners. You actually don't even have to make eye contact; simply; ¡Buen provecho! and continue on your way. You may also find yourself in places where you will be sharing a table with strangers; again Buen provecho is good manners and it does not have to be said in an exuberant tone of voice. Buen provecho does wonders; you may be eating on a park bench and a passerby may say it; you can reply gracias if your mouth isn't full. Re: Tomar o beber: some older more conservative people may arch and eyebrow if they're asked "¿Qué quieres beber?" That is because the thinking is that animals beben, but people toman. Don't worry too much about; languages evolve, so beber is seeing more universal usage.

[@salvacionclr1260]

Gracias maestro!🥰 In our province (Albay/Bicol) in the Philippines, Most of the words we use are Spanish. Like how we say the numbers,,months & days. And many more.😍 I'm so happy I found your channel..🙏 May God bless you!💜 Salamat po!(thank you)🥰

[@turbinetech3000]

gracias senor. necesito saber palabras por sweet, sour, etc

[@gringoofcandamo]

In Medellín at least - it is also common to use 'regalame..' and 'me regalas' when asking for something in a restaurant

[@jimmyfoot832]

Can you also use 'me gustaria' for 'i would like '.... I thought that was the most common way to say it and it isnt mentioned 🤔

[@yesyes628]

I heard me gustaria is very unnatural and you should not use it xd

[@zheyingchin4194]

I have a question. What level of Spanish does this series reach?

[@buddhaland3]

What about "Me gustaria"?

[@bromie21]

what the difference between me gustaria and Quisiera? I think gustaria is conditional, is quisiera conditional too?

[@agustingenovesi3564]

Me gustaría es como un deseo Quisiera es como un pedido

[@alikalakesh6277]

Hi teacher. I would like to ask you a question. Could nosotros and vosotros be nosotras and vosotras respectively? If yes please tell me when

[@beatrizkisby3673]

Donde usan "la tasca?

[@mr.sharma7456]

Sir can you put pdf from lesson 1 to this tutor video.

[@denn1645]

💝

[@mutants3031]

Hola amigos , aquí . I am first,

[@naishalubega3756]

Cuál es la especial del día?...

[@naishalubega3756]

How do I ask for Halal food?

[@kenttucson2830]

How about gustaria?

[@dustbat]

What great and useful teaching! Ordered cafe con leche in a McD. and dude held up a creamer and said: CREAMA! LOL!

[@feemcdonald4423]

Café con leche is like an Aussie flat white or cafe latte

[@gunslinger8734]

how did youtube screw this up? these comments are for Danny Evans the language tutor

[@fastspanish]

Algo PARA beber/comer

[@leightonjohn510]

The menu should be..La carta.. El menú is the menu del dia, the fixed price menu.

[@naishalubega3756]

Quiero..me das ..voy a tomar..me gustaría..para mi..traerme un vaso de agua....etc

[@lengthmuldoon]

I immediately thought "me gustaria" for I would like - I'm weird pero soy muy guapo jaja

[@karangamingyt2142]

Necesito café con leche, y ahora

[@agustingenovesi3564]

Suena mejor “necesito un café con leche ahora”

[@rosedesoloc8081]

I notice that some words you pronounce the "L" as "r", or i just misheard it?

[@scottshort262]

Hey Danny great pronunciation and presentation of the material.. One frustration for me however is you not giving us time to repeat the words or phrases… you end up over talking while i am trying to pronounce …. so I miss what you are saying AND can never finish the phrase. before you have moved on.. I recommend you add pauses

[@walternash4754]

Helpful hint - you could pause the youtube video.

[@dilanbuitrago8359]

yo viendo como todos están estudiando español, y yo que estoy estudiando ingles XD, "soy de colombia"

[@Podcastloveisweird]

Iv been trying to figure out who you look like.., Tom Segura!

[@mariamkinen8036]

Onk sul iso kin kulli?

[@defaultusername2371]

Not reading the words out slowly, not teaching what words mean. If I wanted to listen to sentences be said on rapid fire it go to a dictionary. Explain ehy

[@jossynda]

To be fair, this is video #119. He’s covered all of these meanings in previous videos. The video isn’t really supposed to be viewed in a vacuum.