🍽️ Restaurant
Restaurant · English
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Open the speaking lessonsUseful phrases
| Meaning | How to say it |
|---|---|
| A table for two, please. | A table for two, please. |
| I would like water, please. | I would like water, please. |
| Not spicy, please. | Not spicy, please. |
| The bill, please. | The bill, please. |
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Culture & natural speech
For polite English ordering, “I’d like…” is usually softer than “I want…”.