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¿Tienes miedo de pedir comida en inglés? Hay tres frases muy

sencillas que puedes usar. Las tres significan la misma, además puedes usarlas en los restaurantes de comida rápida o los restaurantes de nivel mas alto.

El mesero / el cajero: ¿Ready? (muy casual) o ¿What would you like?
1. I'll take....<a cheeseburger and large fries>
2. I'll have...<the combo number three>
3. I'd like....<the chicken parmesan and a glass of red wine>

¿Tienes alguna duda?

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  • Marisol

    Gracias, es muy util

  • Holamundo.

    Qué opinas de mi pronunciación?

  • Jo_franco

    @kathleen s. Yes! Of course !!!

  • kathleen s.

    @Jo_franco beer es fácil de decir! 🍺😂

  • Jo_franco

    @kathleen s. @antonio at that time I drank water 😢 because I couldn’t say coke and juice was another word that didn’t exist in my good pronunciation

  • Jo_franco

    @antonio good idea! Haha

  • kathleen s.

    @polyglotprincess_en una palabra gimme uhhhhh.... Im gunna get uhhhhh 🙈🤣

  • polyglotprincess_en una palabra

    Let's not forget the infamous "lemme get uhhhhhh"

  • kathleen s.

    @antonio @Jo_franco haha better safe than sorry! or practice saying it many times beforehand!

  • antonio

    @Jo_franco @ jajaja. I always say COLA

  • Jo_franco

    @kathleen s. Hahaha I know now but please send a voice message

  • kathleen s.

    @Jo_franco if you pronounce it like un gallo 🐓 that would not be good 🤣

  • Jo_franco

    I was scare to ask for a coke in a plane ✈️ hahaha because I didn’t know how pronounce this word hahaha

  • Martina

    @kathleen s. Yes it's true haha

  • kathleen s.

    @Martina yes, the best way is to keep it simple!

  • kathleen s.

    @Ricardo Leal next time say, I’ll have the Western bacon burger combo with a Coke please

  • Alema Luna

    @kathleen s. Not problem, have a good day ☺️

  • Juampi

    @kathleen s. oh I didn't know, thanks!

  • paul

    Thanks 😊

  • kathleen s.

    @Alema Luna gracias no podia decidir si lo miso o la misma fue correcto. Ahora lo sé!

  • José A

    @Fernando @kathleen s. I have the same doubt

  • kathleen s.

    @natalia rojas valderrama Me regalas...that is funny when you think about it! We also say “can you give me” which is similar

  • kathleen s.

    @Juampi In the US we say “can I have” or “could I have”. It is just another way to order. The three I listed are polite and you can also add “please” to the end of the sentence

  • Martina

    At my firts time I said excuse me, could I have... and all people looked me like astoned and a little bit angry because I was a lot of time asking for my food. Hahaha, it was funny because nobody speaks so formal. For the next time I know it.

  • Ricardo Leal

    Do you Buy in some Hardee's? When you going to order! And the girl speak very fast!!! I don't have idea what want say! But i only say i just need a Western burguer with beacon un combo please!!! 😅😅😅 You can tell me about It please!!

  • kathleen s.

    @ROSETE OFM the same for me in Spanish!

  • kathleen s.

    @Fernando sí usamos “can I have” también (pero es “a hamburger” porque se pronuncia el sonido del h)

  • natalia rojas valderrama

    In Colombia we used a stranger sentence to make to order. We say "por favor me regalas (anything) una hamburguesa, una gaseosa y unas papas fritas" 🙊. But obviously we have to pay.

  • Juampi

    I don't know but please correct me If I mistake I always hear that is better say "Could I take..." because It is less rude 🤔 Maybe I am wrong.

  • Camila Vera

    Holaa

  • Fernando

    If I say... Can I have an hamburger? Is that wrong?

  • Alema Luna

    Las tres significan la misma, además puedes usarlas en los restaurantes de comida rápida o los restaurantes de nivel mas alto.

    Las tres significan lo mismo, además puedes usarlas en los restaurantes de comida rápida o los restaurantes de nivel mas alto.

  • ROSETE OFM

    First time I did this was pretty scare. Thanks

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