Ordering Flashcards
First I would like the salad.
I would like to begin with the salad.
Primero quisiera la ensalada.
Para empezar quisiera la ensalada.
Later I would like the spareribs.
After the salad I would like the spareribs.
Después quisiera las costillas de cerdo.
Después de la ensalada, quisiera las costillas de cerdo.
Please, bring them together.
Por favor, tráigales (TRY-gah-les) todos juntos.
Imperative of traer is TRAIGA
Sometimes “les” can be used as a direct object pronoun.
Please do not bring them all together (at the same time).
Por favor, no tráigales todos juntos.
Junto = Together
Please bring them separately.
Por favor, tráigales por separados.
Note, imperative of Traer is TRAIGA.
Please bring them together.
Por favor, tráigales todos juntos.
Waiter:
Are you ready?
Estás listo?
I am finished.
It’s over.
Ya terminé
Ya está
Waiter:
May I clear the table?
Response:
Not yet thank you.
Puedo levantarme?
Levantar can mean to lift or raise, as well as, to clear up, as in clearing a table after a meal.
No, todavía no, gracias.
Waiter:
Would you like your meat cooked in the oven, on the grill, or on the barbecue?
Cómo comes la carne, al horno, a la plancha, o a la parilla?
Waiter:
How do you like it done?
Medium Rare
Como lo quiere?
Rosado con bien jugoso
Is it dressed (salad)?
Ha esta preparada?
(“Ha” is the present 3rd person singular of “Haber”, which means “has” in this context)
Esta=this
Rare
Medium Rare
Medium
Well Done
-rojo intenso y sangrante (bleeding) en el centro
– rosado con bien jugoso
– a punto pero todavia jugoso (but still juicy)
– bien cocida
I’m not ready yet. (to order)
We are not ready yet.
Todavía no estoy listo.
Todavía no estamos listos.
Would like, as in , ordering food
Same idea as Gustar
Me gustaría– me gustarían (if what you want is plural)
Te gustaría– te gustarían
Le gustaría– le gustarían
Nos gustaría– nos gustarían
Os gustaría – os gustarían
Les gustaría – les gustarían
I would like a coffee.
We would like two beer.
Me gustaría un café.
Nos gustarían dos cervezas por favor.
Pronounced gustar-IAN (as in the name Ian)
Will you give me
A small draft beer
Will you give me a small draft beer.
Me pones….
Una caña
Me pones una caña.
Another
Another small draft beer.
Otro / Otra
Otra caña.
I’m sitting outside.
We are sitting outside.
Me siento afuera.
Nos sentamos afuera.
Would you give me a toasted bread with tomato .
Me pones una tostada de tomate por favor.
When pointing to something you want, but don’t know the name for.
One of those.
To the right / left or above / below
Uno / Una de eso
A derecha
A izquierda
Arriba
Abajo
Will you give me
A small draft beer
Will you give me a small draft beer.
Me pones….
Una caña
Me pones una caña.
Another
Another small draft beer.
Otro / Otra
Otra caña.
I’m sitting outside.
Me siento afuera.
Would you give me a toasted bread with tomato .
Me pones una tostada de tomate por favor.
Produce
Huerta
Crispy
I would like the sweetbreads crispy.
Crocante
Quisiera las mollejas crocantes.
key-see-AIR-ah
I have already ordered.
We have already ordered.
Ya he ordenado.
Ya hemos ordenado.
Will you give me
Me pones … (will you put me)
In LM use usted form…..Me pone
What can I get you?
What would you like?
I’d like a beer please.
Or
I’ll have beer please.
Qué le pongo?
- What can I put (give )you ( literal)—using 1st person singular of Poner.
Póngame una cerveza por favor.
-Please put (give) me a beer.
Imperative of Poner is Pon (Tu),Ponga, Pongan
Will you give me …..
Will you give me a cortado please?
Me das….? (Spain)
Me da ….? (LM use usted form)
Me das un cortado por favor?
What to say when your coffee has just been given to you and you are in a hurry and you want to pay right away.
Cuánto Cuesta?
They will respond , and expect to be paid then.
At a sit down restaurant when you are ready to pay you simply ask, “La cuenta por favor.”
At a bar or café when it was time to leave you ask, “What do I owe you”
Qué le debo?
Cuánto le debo?
In Spain you could use the informal “te”.
Qué te debo?
Cuánto te debo?
I appreciate it.
When you want to go beyond a simple,”Gracias”.
Lo aprecio.
Empanada……What is it?
Las mollejas……What are they?
What is that, ……?
What are those,……?
Empanada, qué es?
Mollejas, qué son?
Qué es ese or esa?
Qué son esos or esas?
If a waiter is extra helpful…
Thank you for helping me. (Us)
Gracias por ayudarme.
Or, if more than one at the table
Gracias por ayudarnos.