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RRA! tePart 1 General Expressions # A#iAjE SRE + FAOPLA - POMPEI - 34 SD AR SS 37 ieiamy 40 FT RBIS 43 Bh eevee 46 ARAL 49 HERE 52 EAE AEE - 55 AER + 58 RHUL 61 Ath 64 Part 2 Situational Expressions {#BHIAK NRBRVB EER HSE TRE HES Aa eSSBSERSERSEVSVSLSRKEBKASEBB DER - the, Abe Bone 136 47 URGES 139 48 ALUE 142 49 AE 145 50 AIE - 148 @ Wt: 8) Hill —. RAK . ROUGE . Bf ~ toe HBSF sw Introducing a Restaurant + SPER REE & Words & Expressions famous /feimas/ 4% #5 specialty /'spefalti/ 488% be known for vi history /'histori/ 3% cuisine /kwit!zin/ SE chef /fef/ Bi five-star 4. ZA 2 Useful Sentences ‘This restaurant is famous for its Beijing Duck. We provide friendly table-service, ‘Today's specials are on the wall eoeos Our specialties include spicy chicken wings and deep-dish pizza. ‘This restaurant is known for its authentic hot pot. It is a world-renowned restaurant with nearly 200 years of history. It first opened in the late 19" century We are proud of the top-notch service we provide Our menu includes both Chinese and Korean cuisine. © It isa five-star restaurant ® ® The kitchen is run by top chefs in the country. We have won many awards. ‘The opening times are 7 a.m. -midnight Monday through Friday and 12 a.m. - midnight Saturday and Sunday. table-service RAMA open /'aupan/ FF ak award /a'wad/ % special /'spefol/ #&K sh % world-renowned #2319 & 6 service /'savis/ BLA menu /'menju/ %4% open times @ 3k # i] RRA PUTA A EAR DF MASK ER. PUTER EG FAS RB. J SES JA RUE ARIE AAR BREA. A Sa BE AY iS. Else F 19 Hee. PRA EA BEATA BA MR FF THE, SURO PSE AS LL Mb RAST. (de LL SE A FETS POLIBS A. ALA: A-BA A: BW: AAMBA: PEPOREPR.[eT RBIR Oe 50 Fe B Dees OS EOE Customer: This looks like an interesting restaurant. Can you tell me a bit about it? Hosi:It is a world-renowned restaurant with more than 100 years of history. So when did it first open? H- It first opened in the late 19* century, in 1894, to be exact. ©: What kind of food do you serve? }4:Our menu includes both Sichuan and Beijing cuisine, but our restaurant is most well-known for its authentic hot pot. ©: Where are your chefs from? 4: They are mainly from Sichuan Province. C-Are they trained chefs? H:Oh, yes. The kitchen is run by top chefs. They've all received plenty of training. How many stars does this restaurant have? H-I’m pleased to say that it is a five-star restaurant. In fact, it is said to be one of the best hot pot restaurants in Beijing. ° wee BL ERT AR RRA AB, MALL RAED? ARE TREML, HH HS PHHRK, CARE RAMA Z BEA Mh 052 HP 19 RMR T . Rinses R 1894 F, CARRE RR 4 KP HBUNAM Rae se RK. AME EO KARA, CARAT a IB AB AR AB Hi ASRA AN A, CAA a Se at HE a] 2 HR, SK, ARR GRAMIPT EH, HAE LARS SH, CHR RB RM Z RB? URE MBSR ARRAEBET, FRE, TARMRLEKBAP RAH, +2+eee fl TR $B Dnegee2 me Customer Excuse me, but can you tell me a bit about your restaurant? st.Sure, what would you like to know? C Do you offer table-service or buffet-style dining? H-We usually offer table-service, but we can offer buffet-style dining for private parties. © Where do you hold private parties? We have four large rooms in the back that can be booked for parties. © How many people does cach room hold? The smallest room holds 50 people, while the largest room holds 200. © Do you have smoking and non-smoking rooms? Our rooms are all designated for non-smokers. We do have a beautiful courtyard out back where smokers can go to have a cigarette, though. ee We BAF, EA RHE RB? A Arih LH AR? HERA REEL DR? HAM-A RB, RMIT ABABA ABA CANT LAE DARA TER HB GAGMRAMHM, TAMNTBRARR. CARE TSB VAT HR) 45 Fi TEA SOA, RAM TEA 200A, CA BIB fo Ra SH? HAMM FMEA MAME, PRAMS HADRE MRR, TA ARE DUE.a g > JADPBLe se 2 Attending Customers | Words & Expressions | wait to be seated $ at B follow me ska AR surname /'samneim/ | reservation /ireza'veifon/ 4% table for six6 AMR special /'spefal/ HER drink /drink/ #&4+ to start P45 main course 2% chair /tfeo/ #-F table /'teibl/ RF waiter /'weito/ #P4r smoking or non-smoking 18% 4.38 booth /bu:o/ CRF #0). Bi sk g <2) Useput Sentences ce ne 6 6 8S © Where would you like to be seated — in AR EERCASFEM, ALURHC HEL AAW Ex 2 the smoking or non-smoking section? Follow me, please. What is your surname? I have a reservation for six at 8:00. We have a table for six available. Here are some menus. What specials do you have this evening? Would you like a drink to start? How about starting with an appetizer? To start, I'd like to order a bowl of soup. For my main course, Id like a steak. For dessert, 1'll have the chocolate nousse. Could you get us an extra chair? I'll have someone push these two tables together. Would you prefer to sit in a booth? Your waiter will be right with you. Please wait to be seated. eee PLR. at? RGBGE LT 8H PAR. BU 6 FAME, DAR, SRA AR ER? GTR FEM TT Am? PUTER RT RAE? PAB, ER, RAMEE HE. AL, BRATS Se RT. REP RAE FS? PRMER AIRES BER. SUSE APE TAL 2 WS 5 bebe, TAF AE BRA.BRE Ol &, at Diatogue “| Waiter:Hello, how may I help you? Customer We have a reservation for seven at 7:00. vw What is your surname? © It’s SMITH. That’s S-M-I-T-H. W Sorry, I don’t see you on our list © Oh, it’s probably under my wife’s name then. Try HILL. That's H-I-L-L. W: Yes, there it is. ©-Oh, good. W: Would you like to sit in the smoking or non-smoking section? ©The non-smoking section, please. W-Would you prefer a table or a booth? ©-A table would be great. WOK, it looks like we only have a table for six available now. We can push another small table together to make enough room. Would that be OK? © Will we all fit? w Definitely. (AE. HIRE ERE A? (A RTTH, RETAT PAM BE, HAE A? LEH, SM-LT-H. Abt, SHERRY SS, Kh, TERARKAWS SAT MOR, RRA. HLL, at, He AGT. BALADM RELA R? AMR, GREE RIERA fH? RHRER. HH, AMLAERA-KOAR. TAR FI — Ke Rit Rak RET, RH TAB? BAVARIA AE FB? Wi Rib. n€Enfnene tne(ea 50 FE & Dialogue 2 Walter Are you ready to order? Customer I think most of us are. Could you tell me what your specials are again, please? Of course. Tonight’s special is a deep-dish pizza with toppings of your choice for 75 RMB. © OK, I think we'll order two of those for our main course. \W. What toppings would you like on those? © One with pepperoni and one with sausage, please. W WOK, would you like any appetizers to start? Yes, could we have three salads, two orders of cheese bread and one order of spicy chicken wings, please. \. OK. What kind of drinks can I get for you? © How about a pitcher of soda to share. Do you have Pepsi or coke products? Ww. Coke. © Great, we'll have coke then, please. i as (FH BRER RB? [ER ARRAT AAR ABT VAT 5 AE ALS a aR i AER AE RR Lo? WSK, SRMREKRRA HE, LGRTABHA TAA Cid, 75 RAR. HH, BMRA RE He MER, W: AE to 8H ABA? Cia E KALI, — RH. Witt, ASMA A HRY? » HREM, —H FHM, Wd, Ba G RAIL A? CRAKMRAKRBM DAR, GAR ERAT RD? WATK. CORT MAMETcot, Fete | Words & Expressions| party of five #7 HA VIP HH guest /gest/ A. booster seat JLs AM | children’s area LB & <2, Useful Sentences @ Ave there any VIP rooms available? @ They're waiting to be seated © Its for a party of five. @ We have one private room available. ©@ I's in the smoking area. I’m afraid @ We'll have to wait until the other guests are finished. Could you clear the table, please? He’s just going to set the table first eo8 Do you need a booster seat for your child? We can add a table if you like. It’s not a problem to move the table We'd prefer to sit in a booth. @ee6o Would you like to sit near the children’s area? It’s got a window view. ee This is the best seat of the house Finding a Table private room 4&A ia] clear the table H# &F set the table ARF add a table #4» RF — move the table May sk window view ‘if S}A4K best seat of the house JH] AE 44 Hz AMAT CES AE BEEK RRETAM. RAAT OR BARTER MR RUBBER ARE REICH FR? HEB RAT. EBB RFR— TILA? UREN, BATT LUR— TRS. MIKA TRAE, BUT TEA. ESSER APE EAE JL O97 BS? SKA BI BLINK SL UE HE[SF a RO 50 te oJ Dialogue 1 4 (finding a table) Waiter How may I help you? Customer: We've been waiting to be seated for nearly an hour. vw: What was your name? © Johnson. J-O-H-N-S-O-N W-How many people are there in your party? There are five of us. I see. It looks like we're still waiting for some guests to leave. © Do you have any other places to sit? W We have one available table, but it’s in the smoking area, I’m afraid. © That’s no good. We’ve got a small child and we don’t want her around smoke. W We do have a small children’s area. It’s a bit noisy, but we could move a table there if you wanted © I think we’d prefer somewhere a bit more quiet. Do you have any private rooms? W. Yes, we do = a RE) (FE RAE BEA? WE RIN RAPER, RD DATT WHR? ©: $9 #43, J-O-H-N-S-O-N WMI -KA ILA AD CRMA BAA, Witsoe 7. A LARMARELABAR, CARA RIL TV AO? WANNER -KER, CARBWRERMR, CRAIG. AMAA, BARA AI, WANE ARAUNLER, RAAAD, RERRAREHB, TAS BME REF. CRAB RAVER ER REA ALAA 6 MATRA © 1)? Ww:gi Rl G =f Dialogue 2. j aS (seating the diner) Waiter Here we are, the best seat in the house. Customer It’s got a beautiful window view. W Indeed. That is the Forbidden City behind you. © T’ve never seen it from this angle before. That’s quite a treat. W. Did you need a booster seat for your child? © Yes, please. W.Do you need anything else? © Actually, could you have someone clear the table? W. Of course. I’ll have someone do that right away. In the mean time, would you like to look at the menus? ©: Yes, please. W-lIs there anything else you aeed right now? © Could you tell us where the restrooms are? Ww Yes, they’re just down the hall. The men’s room is on your right and the ladies’ room is on your left. © Thanks. —— (Beak Ade Salk AB) y (ei tkikee, RAR WHO E, \ } ki A Boh km OIE, ey WA, Bema A RAR Ty CR BRAM) RAL, HRABET. We like RE BRIA Athy? CRA Wie ER Hatt Bo? ¥ » RELA RF de — FR? WSK. REMARK, REULGRRARED? CH, WREGE EE MH 2B? CoA LF Te] AN? WHRRAT ANA. AMAR, AWAKE, Citi.“© Ordering om OR Words & Expressions ready to order #t 4% rice or noodles # ti 3H a few more minutes # $ JL4-4P split the bill 239-42 appetizer /'epitaizo/ 7H & come back @ & dessert /di'zart/ #3, Us ‘seful Sentences wy Have you had a chance to look at your menus? Do you need some more time? Could we have just a few more minutes? We haven't decided yet. Could you go through your specials again? @ee00 What would you recommend for a main course? What appetizer would go well with that? Would you like rice or noodles with your meal? Are you ready to order? Vil go first Could you come back in a few minutes? We'd like to split the bill. Would you like to order some drinks @eaeeo0 first? How about some appetizers? @6 Did you save any room for dessert? go first (SHB T 1? BRB —B LAG? AE FESR BRL Mag 2 FULDA RE. MER PS RA BIS? ERR AHA? MEST ARC A FF PSR Ee REE? AEE AC THR SK RM IT RG? ESTE REIS? RAK. ILS ARE ELEY? BTA P FEI, PRAIA ILO ES? RAT REAR? RAT LER Fea aS?S Diague : a (asking if the diner is ready to order) Walter Have you had enough time to look through the menus? Customer: I’m not sure if we're all ready yet. Would you like a few more minutes? ©. Yes, please, but could you go through your specials one more time first? W-Sure. Our special today is the sweet and sour chicken. ©: Does that come with rice or noodles? W. It comes with either one. ©: And what kind of soup do you have today? Ww: Our soup de jour is cream of mushroom. ©:OK, thanks vw: Would you like to start with some drinks? ©: Yes, that’s probably a good idea. Ww: What can I get for you then? ©. We'll have three glasses of coconut juice and two bottles of beer, please. w-OK, I'll be right back with your drinks and then I’ll take your order. ©: Thanks. ' ChALGRAR) (PR BARRE TG? 2 RERMERER EMA T SALA ALA APH? Oh, He AGL iB AA EH? | RANA KAGE ER beak HERS He RA He — AE? SEM AAT A MAAR 4 th RM ZH? Rib RBA. 35. iH ALR A ILA A HB? at, HEE, PRR HEPA A AE? SURE, BIA. PSEA, BLA ER HE Ho att, SAGee eee tere eEy[RF RAR SFE IQ Z a = Distoges 2 me asking what the diner would like to have) We cu Ww c w w w Ww c w c w c iter Are you ready to order then? sstomer I’m ready, but I’m not sure if everyone else is. OK, shall T start with you? Sure. I’d like the 8 oz steak please. How would you like that done? Rare, please. Did you want French fries or a baked potato with that? > Are your French fries thick wedges or thin strips? Thick wedges. I'll have those, then. Did you want a starter to go with that? Yes, I'd like to start with the soup of the day, please. The cream of mushroom soup? Yes, please. Would you like to order a dessert as well? I think I'll wait until later to order that. "hime eB AAR (Pe BRA RRB? LE RAITT» RA AUK RRA AAA AAT WE H, ARAE AK EIR FF 4 CBR, RRS RAPH. A Lap aR a? ARH, AR RM SEER L Bb? Ait) 1 BRR A ER fa? a, IRR ERA AILI HRB Mer? AH, RBARD IG. Vii BIE HAGA? a. BELA EB? RERTAREN RES. nEnEnEen En EE - 126‘v . | Recommending What the Restaurant Has ‘Today HMA HLS Words & Expressions | soup of the day 48 #3 dinner special 4&4} @H lunch special +44 EK starter —26% half off # voucher /'vautfo/ #2.&4 free /fris/ % buy one, get one free —M— children’s menu JU 3. house special A-AP# @. two-for-one E—-2%&— coupon /‘kupon/ 43 recommend /jrela'mend/ ft 4 senior citizen’s menu recommendation &F-A Kt HARA g a Useful Sentences What is the soup of the day? Today’s specials are listed on the board. We have a dinner special tonight. Our lunch special for today is $3.50 If you buy a main course, the starter is free. If you buy one appetizer, you get another appetizer half off We have a new children’s menu. Have you seen our senior citizen’s menu? These are the chef’s recommendations. I would recommend the house special e008 S$ 896608 wine. It’s half off today. The sandwiches are two-for-one today. The discount is only valid with the coupon. Your voucher is expired Children get a free dessert with their meal e@ #668086 We've got a buy one, and get one free deal at the moment ee, FARE A? ARE T ORATOR. SH RATA ERE. SRE ETRE 3.5 FIC. HORI ER, FSR. MRK AS, OOH A ALE FU LMR HY. SAREE A SEAS? AE AE ET HOHE. BAER ATE OE. SRE. ERaSKE—B—. AS ATH. BORSA T BFR RABAT RAK T—, SERIE.| RFRA 50 Fe Th A Deemed 7 Se Waiter Are you ready to order? Customer: We're having a difficult time deciding. Everything looks so good! Could you give us some recommendations? Ww: This is a list of the chef’s top recommendations. ©: The pasta dishes are very tempting. Which one would you recommend? \W: The spaghetti bolognaise is our most popular pasta dish, and it comes with a free starter. ©-Oh, really? W.: Yes, all of our pasta dishes come with a free starter c:1 think I'll go for that then W. Which starter would you like? What is the soup of the day? It’s French onion soup. I'll have that, please. Ww. What would you like to drink with your meal? c-Are there any wines that you would recommend? W:The house wine is very nice. 6: OK, I'll try that aa o — (G2 BBA RG? (MR: RAE REA AR, BORA LLAMA. GRR A— FS? Wik RARRA RAH RK. C EKA GAR HRA, ERBRA— AB? EAA AF GAAMERE KEM GH, REAMABGAMR HH ii Cok, A? Wh, AAW EAA] Ma ARNEIA RR. CRAB RIED, WF BRA BRHA? CA AMARA? Wik AP Cc Ww C WwW Cc Hh, RRA, MEAL RAE BALI? A AT RS? SEBRERE.HeBRE F Dutogue2 JE Ee Waiter: Would you like to hear our specials for today? Customer: Yes, please. W All of our lunch specials are listed on the board. ©:How much are they? W-AIl the options on the board are $5, 95. ©: What is the soup of the day? W.It’s chicken noodle soup today Do you offer smaller portions for children? We do. Have you seen our new children’s menu? No, where is it? It’s the last page of the regular menu I see. We also have a special senior citizen’s menu for people 55 years old and over. G.That’s great, thanks. Is this coupon still valid? W-Let me see. The two-for-one sandwich deal is still on, but the buy one, get one free coupon is expired, I’m afraid, C:OK, thanks for your help. Za0z0z0 ——— ee (SX: BEBE B—FSROHERG? ae WA ee E FS] RAO FRA ER. Citi SPR? Wi: ba A 05 RAR 5.95 RA, CA AMAARHA? WAR Rb . Cs A HSL BRR A 2 WTA, GARR ILERY TH? ¢ Ww Cc Ww C WwW C RAT, AOR? RAPER E LARK. RAAT. RAVES A 95 BAO RAGE EAR T REE, KT. HH. RRASAE AS? BAA, ZAGEM—- RAH, IKE —-B-HRER RIM T Ae, sa. a<= Special Request | Words & Expressions on the side a3 easy on the salt Yak allergy /‘wledgi/ & nut allergy re SI oily /‘oili/ i #4 greasy /‘gri:si/ i ARH no meat #& #4) diabetic /\daia'betik/ # Rm & 4 s Usefut Sentences oe e eeoco0 Seeeaea8600086 Would you like it on the side? We have vegetarian-friendly meals on ‘our menu. ‘There isn’t any meat in this dish. The chef can leave out the msg. Could you ask him to go easy on the salt? Could we have just a little sugar in the coffee? Do you want an extra plate? I’ve got a nut allergy. V'm allergic to tomatoes. We'd like to share this meal Do you have any gluten-free meals? I’m lactose intolerant I can’t have anything with dairy products. This is too oily. I don’t want it too greasy. Please don’t add too much oil Could I have ice in a separate glass? 6 just a little %-3 share /Jea/ ¥ gluten /'glurtan/ i if lactose intolerant #t.$L4% not too much K-E:K $ vegetarian /\vedgi'tearion/ tat msg "a extra /Tekstro/ S19K¢5 allergic to a} +-+---ib $ dairy products 54] PIS BEE RIG? RA THRH EAS RAR. KERSRAA. SRTAT LA BR. PRRELE HEA BERS? RATED LA mE LAE? (EEE — TB? RAE. ROLL TL PATER RZ. WATERS RG? RAEI. BRANNE AEA Wi fil ht BIR RTRIMT. RAMI RUAKS T. HARIMAZ HH. RAE TE Ah BK?RAR | Dialogue “1 is wb (asking how the diner would like the dish to be made) Waiter Are you ready to order? Oustomer Yes, I know you have a sweet and sour chicken dish. Can you make that a sweet and sour vegetable dish? Sure. So you don’t want any chicken in it? That's right. I'ma vegetarian, so could you make sure that there isn’t any meat in the dish at all? Certainly, I’ll let the chef know. Also, my friend is allergic to nuts, so could you make sure there aren’t any nuts in the dish? Ww Sure. Could you also double check that the oil isn’t made from nuts? My friend could get very ill if she has even one nut. W Certainly. Are you sharing the dish then? ©. Yes. WW Would you like an extra plate? Yes, please. ‘ = Gt FRA ARE (PE BREBRS? WA Ra, RA AR ABA RR AER RH TE RY? Wo SRTA, KE Rig ak asd? Cost, RRERELA, HERELG— AARC? WiHRTA, RAS RIM, CO, AMA ERT, HN TALERERMERD? Wi ARIE RAL, CAMA FeeRRAERG A ROS? MMR RA- PER, RMAMAIRM RM. WiAt. MNKK MF Mk RK Cx, BRERA RT? C:3t, iii.| SFT RBI ROB 50 Fe YQ L Datogue 2 OT (asking if the diner has any special request) Waiter So, you want to have a buffet dinner for your party? Gustomer: Yes. W-Do you have any special dietary requests? ©. Yes, there are two people with nut allergies, three people with gluten allergies, five vegetarians and two diabetics. Ww OK © Will that be a problem? W-No, we have a very comprehensive menu. I’m sure we can find something for everyone. ©-Oh, | almost forgot. My wife is allergic to tomatoes and my mother-in- law is lactose intolerant. Ww: That makes it a bit more difficult. Most of our dishes are made with tomatoes and dairy products. ©. Perhaps we could order her a special meal? \v: Yes, we could do that or offer the sauces on the side. ©:That’s great. Thanks. . 1 BAR GARE) (PE WAEHARS RAR 6 MRT AD? he 2.45, WAAR RAT AF HR GB HRD? o A, RMNABPAHERSED, ZPAMGH ED, EAERA A MAT EH W356 CRA A 1H? WikA, RARER, RAMER DASA RA CIE ORR, CO, RAREST. REFHBEBLM, RAKE ILE, Wik THEA RE, RATA AR RAR hy oe HH fo ts HS C: RA RATE OPE RE Wi, RAT ARMM FERPA CAT, HH, n= +18.*~ Ordering Drinks AF ik el Words & Expressions) beer /bio/ i wine /wain/ # 2)74 spirits /'spirits/ Ai | tice wine #8 soda /saude/ 3 417k milk /milk/ 4645 juice /dgus/ Rit pitcher /'pitfo/ glass /gla:s/ staan ice cold 444 warm /wormn/ i844 ice /ais/ ok shot /fot/ — 46 mixed drink R274 cocktail /"kokteil/ 3 4.75 | vodka /"vadko/ #408 whiskey /'wiski/ BE 838 water /'wasto/ coffee /"kofi/ omar tea /tis/ & latte FH ote hot chocolate #4755 top up 42185 refill /.ris'fil/ 4-3 fon the rocks 24k 4 amok 3k. twist of lime 4 —& S48iF | cappuccino /izepu'tfinou/ FA fee straight up 14 2H 4 aR Ae spritzer /'spritso/ 7i8 CB Fema AH ALU) happy hour EI Cre.) RAB: BPE 1 HY-OR ACAE , AR ME dow HO wD LS Untusoneron 58 es 6 8 @ Would you like to order some drinks? ASL 2 @ What would you like to drink with your @/8—sn nT A HAS? meal? © Would you like some coffee to go with fA ACHE AAR A wmmER? your dessert? @ What can I get for you? RAE WTA? © Would you care for skim or whole milk? #23 BUBFLB ASM? © Would you like that with ice? AMT? @ Can I have a twist of lime with that, se4#25'— ASEM TALES? please? @ Do you want that on the rocks or straight @c#-4e75 DM TKPAB EH A BARU? up? © Would you tike a pint or a pitcher? RABE — Gh BLE SH? @ How many glasses do you need? SELLA 2 @ Could I get that topped up, please? FRAT LA ATMS? (® Does that come with free refills? SEAN ES EG? @® What's in that cocktail? XG RET EPA? @ Leave some room at the top. LTE ES ia),(eraeia Rows Fa 9Q @ =} Dialogue 1 bo Waiter: What can I get for you? Customer. What kind of beverages do you have for children? Zototzo0Fz a=z0 We have milk, juice, water, and milkshakes. What kind of juice do you have? We have coconut juice, apple juice. orange juice and grape juice. Do you have skim milk? No, we just have whole milk. Do you have chocolate milk? No, but we have chocolate shakes. > What other kinds of shakes do you have? We also have banana and strawberry. Are those made with fresh fruit? Yes, they are. 2.1 think we'll try a small strawberry milkshake. Could you split that into two glasses so they can share it? (RAE AR RAE? LE AAT A RE IL ARAL? Wiis, Rit, KAeimi. aq fe Ba WR, PRAM RAM H. nenEea Rit APA OAR? Amit, PR, Mei sea Vit. iA LASS? RA, RMIRAB MAA 5 HI) HHH? MA EAP ME RAS? BANA EE Fo BH AAT ASA FA AR BE AR 1 7 a RABAT RBH Hs He. AR AEA SR AB EE a? Gk A MARLEEAKE S Diatoque 2 a Re Bartender What can I get for you today? Customer What is included in your happy hour special? 8: All of our cocktails and beer are buy one, get one free from 4p. m. -7p.m. © How about pitchers of beer? 8 Only pints, I’m afraid ©:OK, let’s see. What's in the Screwdriver? B-It’s the standard vodka and orange juice. C.OK, could | have two of those, please? 8 Sure, anything else? © Yes, I'd also like a pint of beer. What do you have on tap? B: We have Yanjing and Qingdao on tap. We also have Corona, Budweiser and Guiness in bottles. © Which is better, Yanjing or Qingdao’? BL prefer Yanjing, but a lot of people prefer Qingdao. C.T'll go with Yanjing then . (9A AREA ARH 9? Di Ee A AT 0 AR mh A A A AY Hh? BMF 4 S87 SA GLIA fo Fi HEB, C: KARP AK — 4? BiB RP SMALE, CAF, KAA EAH AE MAA? Bh BR TE AY RAR Aa ih And, Cit, RRMA, BH, BKM? CR BR he RO. ARR BAIT A? BAUME OAR EEA PEEP, LARAMIE, Thea, Bathe H&M aT ARSAMLMAT ALBA,= © Serving Dishes 3 at Oi x Words & Expressions _ be careful ss hot plate #& % excuse me it Rik | your dish #9 % coming right up BER be right with you. Este just a moment ¥—F I'll check. KATA. anything else 41 #9 # take it back Fm It’s cold. HT. someone else’s #1A #4 $B Unpa seneen ORO @ Be careful. This plate is hot. Mb, BFR. @ Hot plate coming through. BRAT. © Excuse me, here is your meal. ATH F. BRIN, © This is your first dish. RAMA HEE. @ The main meal is coming right up. e558), @ Your appetizer will be right with you. AIF HES bata. @ I'll be back with your dessert in just a RO bARMAMHARRDEK. moment © U'll check on that RaGK-—F. © Is there anything else that you need? UBL (ANH AmB? @ Would you like any sauces for that? SB 2 ©® This food is cold. HRT. @® I'll take it back and get youanew one. RIBERPR, AH LHRH. @® I think this is someone else’s dish. RAM ARIE. @® This isn’t what I ordered. PAGER HN. +226SB Disogee1 St SF I Waiter Hot plates coming through! Customer: That looks good. W:Here’s your appetizer. Be careful. The plate is hot. © Could we get a few small plates for everyone? W:Sure, would you like some sauces to go with that? © Yes, what do you have? wW. We have sour cream, barbeque sauce, ranch dressing, ketchup and brown sauce ©'I think we'll just take some ketchup, please. Ws there anything else I can get for you right now? C.No, I think that’s it. W:OK, I'll be right back with the ketchup. Your main courses will be with you shortly. ©: Thanks. r {PH RRR! WE AREER. Wik RIYA Ra. vs, KPBS RE. CRS — te aR RD? RATEAD — HE, WBA. ARR IB Herth? CAF, ANATHA? Wid A aR, AB. HORA, GRECA RE. CABRERA EHH, EGR ANH? RHESBE, CHAT, RAR, Wt, Mate H HESUR, HSHZRBLRR, Coittitt. +23(sere 50 FE 2 Diaogue 2 ee ee Waiter Here are your main courses. Who had the steak? Customer That was me. W Here you are, © Thank you. W And the hamburger with fries? © That goes here. W. And the onion rings? You can put them in the middle of the table for us to share. w_ OK, T’ll be back in a moment with some ketchup and mustard for you. © Could we have some steak sauce, too, please? \ Sure. Al or Heinz 57? ©.Al please. WOK. Do you need anything else? CNo, I don’t think so. W Great. Enjoy your meal. PERE R, WMG HEP (Ve ABO Wd 1EE Cth. W BARE BAM HR? CB. “ WER? CART LG CAVE RFT PEK RD SH, Wd. MELES HEP HAR. PAVE TAR BILE? a WSR, RALBRFKS7 CF Al He, Wd, BAK SI HH? CORET. WHS. MRSA.Something Wrong with the Dish = Pw g KA a Words & Expressions ae cold /kauld/ 44 warm /wam/ #5 melt /melt/ #407 too spicy AM too salty A bland /blaend/ AR Kok 6 too oily AT wrong dish £4 raw /ro:/ 2 | pink meat 88% tough /taf/ KT slimy /'slaimi/ 34 rubbery /‘rabori/ # P4445 burnt /bant/ A T a hair in it RHARAR s Usefut Sentences This dish is cold. My drink is warm. My ice cream is melted. This is far too spicy. It's too salty. This is really bland. ‘There's a hair in my food. This isn’t what I ordered esoeooeoceos The chicken is undercooked. It’s too oily. 6 ‘This is the wrong dish. The meat is pink. It’s too tough to eat. It’s a bit slimy. @eee It seems to be burnt. overdone /'auva'dan/ AH it AT undercooked /'andokukt/ #4 7% #4 not what I ordered #8 & 885% wD Je RT RON. FRATTRUIHE T PART EkRT. ABUT» RORWLARKK. BRRRA HH, PART RET. Ate. KET» WASH. ARIA. RMT. +B.(THRO 50 Fe PB Disses oe es Waiter:-How is everything? Customer:Actually, I think there’s something wrong with my food. W:Oh, dear. What's the matter? :Well, the chicken is undercooked, to start. W-You’re right. It is a bit pink. C-Also, the vegetables are completely overdone. W:They do look somewhat burnt. ©:And furthermore, the food is cold! W:I'm so sorry. I will take this back to the kitchen immediately. ©-Thank you. W:T'll get you a new dish immediately. ©-Thank you. Wels there anything else I can get for you? G-Just the bill, please. —— (FE REART MAR, RARER AAM. Wk, GAT? CR, AR ATR, WAH, MEZA ADE. CHER RRA A LAT. WAHEA LEA RMT o CER, EPRARHH, Wak ROK, RELVES ORF. Cit. WARES E-MMR. Catt. WEA AR EA BA HD? Cth Ree, + 26+xeaal B die J ee Oe Oustomer:Excuse me, waiter! Waiter Yes, what can I do for you? ©-Well, there is something wrong with my food. W:Oh? C:As I mentioned before, I’m a vegetarian. W: Yes? C:And this dish seems to have some fish in it. W-Yes, but it doesn’t have any meat in it. What’s the problem? ©:But I don’t eat fish. W:Oh, I see. My apologies. I’ll have the chef remove the fish from your dish. ©-Actually, I'd prefer that a new dish were made. W:OK, that’s not a problem. There might be a bit of a wait, though. ©:That’s OK. I’ve got time. W-OK, I’ll have the chef start a new dish for you straight away. ———— BE, MAR? ERT. Rie BRA? Crh, Rb RIA A AE Woh? CRRA A HL, REA ERA. W798? Ck KPBS, WAH, PEERSRA-AM, AMD? CTRRKCH, Wit, RAG T. RAL. AGLI te th 2b deh CBRE, RRA BNE THM A, Witt, RAM. TELE F, CRAR. RAI. Wid 6. AE II I Mo tt A +27.a long wait 4-4 at ia] we've been waiting for... #41—B# Fees many apologies #R #84 talk to the manager 5 #2 ik look into it 4a 9.9 reimburse /risim'bars/ 286 on the house ti 5 ir. S$ 484 fill in the form 4A wrong dish 4% fly in my soup if 24 G58, service /ssxvis/ Rr rude /ru:d/ tf food poisoning a P & it /l/ 4T compensation /;kampen'seifan/ 4} complimentary /.komplilmentori/ 3%, 24 tary meals. Your next meals will be on the house: +28 $F Ugo semen os 81s 8 8 65 @ What can I do for you? AEA MTA? @ Vd like to make a complaint. RES. @ What is the complaint about? BTA? @ We had horrible service. WRN RE SERES . © The wait staff were extremely rude. IRS BAB @ The quality of the food was very low. A MRMRIES @ | had food poisoning. RCE MTEL © My entire family fell ill after eating here. CERNE AT ERAT. © We'd like to talk to the manager. RMERA AIR. @ We had to wait for ages to be seated. RNSBREBLSPAT, ® I'm s0 sorry to hear about that. Wf BER RIK. @ Could you please fill in this form. PAAR. @ We will be reimbursing you for your meal. Fe] #MEOM ARR R AL. @® Here are two vouchers for complimen- iX AAT REH, WRRAR. $8 FOO FL ea LSAa | &. ee Di =" Dialogue 1 JJ EO (Why is it taking so long?) Waiter:Can | help you? Customer: Yes. We’ve been waiting for ages to be seated. W. Can [ have your name. please? C:lt’s HILL, That’s H-I-L-L. Wel ¢... It looks like you're the next in line. It shouldn't be more than a fow minutes. ©:i don’t mean to be rude, but we really have been waiting a long time. Are you sure it'll just be a few minutes? W: Yes. The table is just being cleared and reset for you. ©: OK. Could we at least have a look at the menus while we are waiting? W: Certainly. [can get you some drinks as well. if you like. ©: That would be great. Could we have two sodas, please? W:Not a problem. T'll have a waiter bring those over in a minute. C: Thanks. a (A ZERZ KATAD [RRA BRAM AT We: A, RN RAF ACR, FRAT. Wi AE HR? Ca a By A-EL-L. Wiha. RAF -PRAET. HLT. CORREALE, PREMAE- HAF, STRAT. Heats RERLP HS? Ash, KR EMI, RAMI. APO, AA HO REY He AA RK Bee? SRTA, WR REE RYT SES — sea, PRABET , RAT Ram RAT Kh? RAM, RELRFASLUOESAR, Chit. Zagne +2.UR FIEER OA S0 Ea (serving the wrong table) Waiter. OK, folks, your food is ready. Customer Great, we're starving. W-Here’s the pizza, the garlic bread and the chicken wings © Excuse me, but I don’t think this is ours. W-Oh, no. What kind of pizza did you order? © We ordered a cheese pizza and this scems to be a pepperoni pizza W: You're right. How about the rest of the order? ©: The garlic bread and chicken wings are ours, but we did want to eat it with the pizza. W-Oh, dear. I think that family over there is eating your pizza... © Never mind, then. W:L tell you what. I'll have the chefs make you a new cheese pizza and we won't charge you for your meal tonight ©: Wow, thanks! CREBRT) (Pe sh, ABM, REBT. | WO KAT. RATER TL \ Wik RP, HFMHOZABR, CHR, RMERAAING, Wit, RPC. MAT T MRAP HC HE? CRMET “SEL MH, ATR A EAA RSME. BARAT. BARAT THA? Ci Fk Bi @ Fo BARA, AAT ARH AH 1 PRE, Wet. KT, BR ALABIA— RAE Eve HRA HG He CABER Be WTR, RELAPSE AKSELE UH, ESRB ART. Conk, AH. +30a = Words & Expressions cheque /tfek/ #5 Vil get it RHE SER change /tfeinds/ &4% loyalty card SF lm @ 1 Useful Sentences @ When you're ready for the bill, let me know @ Cheque, please! @ Isa service charge included in the bill? @ [left a tip on the table. © Do you want to pay with cash or credit card? @ What kind of credit cards do you take? @ VISA is fine. © We'd like to split the bil. © Mil get it @ Could you please sign here? ® Your card, please? ® Enter your password and the hash key, please. © Here’s your change. © Here’s your receipt. © Could I have your signature, please? @ Would you like to sign up for a loyalty program? @ Help yourself to some complimentary sweets. tip /tip/ A % cash or credit card RAAT A bill /bil / WEB sign here it receipt /ri'sist/ IL48 complimentary sweets %, 9 Wf 2% 494K YRS ¥ Paying the Bill Lt Aa ee service charge LI 3 split the bill 3-3. ae# password /'pasward/ #25 signature /"signitfo/ #4 SEAM RATER. 50K! Wk 9 2s AR Ss BR? RC WELT. AMARA IRE USB? fear T RAR BER Bene. PATE ESR. BLEAK, SAREE LAS? SHR? WAR, Rakes. RERGHER, BORA . BREN FIG? ADS AG? AR ARHEOTER, BENZ. +31.DS /TRBA RCA 50 a 2 Diatogue 1 2 4 SRSA (Here is your bill.) Customer’ Cheque. please! Waiter: Here it is. Do you accept credit cards? w Yes, we do. How about AMEX? Sorry, we only take VISA and MasterCard. I guess I'll have to pay in cash then. v OK. Let me just have a quick look at the bill first. Certainly. Ts a service charge included in the bill? \) We only include a 16% service charge for tables over eight, so we haven’t included one in your bill. I see, Here’s a fifty. You can keep the change. W Thank you, That’s very kind of you. I'll be back with some compli- mentary chocolates for your table. © That's great, thanks. ———_— GER ATE, ) fais : 25K (PHRF. CAR HE a AS? W: Trae. OMAR BM FATS? Wit RAL. MATER EA FH BAP. C MRR EMRE T W: SAE Cs ik TEA — REE, W SRT, C BEL ASRS Ho? Wi FUN AS SAREE RR LOG RAR. HEMEL ROMS HE, CMaT. £250, KARAT. Wiki, BRR AT. RRA HER HT CRT» thi. +326@ a Dialogue 2 (a mistake in the bill) Oustomer: Excuse me. but there seems to be a problem with the bill. Host: Oh? What scems to be the problem? © Well, first of all, we only had one soda, not three. H OK. Anything else? © Secondly, the waitress told us that the pizza was going to be on the house. HL see. She must have forgotten to change your bill. Was there anything else? © Actually, there were two more things Oh? What things might those be? © Well, we wanted to split the bill and that wasn’t done. 1 Lcan do that for you now. Would you still like me (0? © Yes, please And the final problem? (© We don’t have any money. H- Right. Consider your entire meal on the house. . iB BE) (RISA. OR PEAR AT LE DLR? RAPA? C8, HA, MMIRAT —HHTK, RRS. LL dah, BAH? CHK, BS RSA RE 2 RH HY, FRAG, B-RAET AAA, BAK Hh? C24, SAMOS. HR? RAH? CR, MNES RA, CARRS, HRA TAAL Fo MAAR AL AR IEP? CFF. Hs ABSA 44 1 9? CRA PAIL it, TRA R HELE BES, 233+Welcome Back 72. su HIE | Words & Expressions | welcome back ski #3 VIP HH loyalty card <#? RF regular customer 4A my usual A long time, no see #8} RL wh T @& = Useful Sentences @ Welcome back, John! WL Uta, AT! @ Long time, no see! KMART. @ It’s been a while. RABAT. @ How have you been? FE EIFS? @ Have one on the house. KF RBH. @ It’s great to have you back. SARAH To @ Follow me to the VIP area. FRADE K @ We've got new loyalty cards. RNCASMRWSAK. @ Jl have my usual. RARwH. @ [’ve lost my loyalty card RATSAF. © Can [ get a new loyaity card? KAKA ABD? ® Where are the other regulars? Fite ee? +345RID PEA 66 ME Waiter: Welcome back, John! John: Thanks! W. How have you been? J-Ok, same old, same old. W It’s been a long time. About six months? J: That sounds about right. W. How was your trip? J:Oh, it was good, but it’s even better to be back! W. Have you seen any of the other regulars? J:Not yet. WW. Would you like to see the menu? J:No, that’s OK. I'll just have my usual. W.Of course. Two orders of beef and carrot dumplings and a side order of pickled cabbage. Je That’s right W: Anything to drink? J: How about a Qindao, please? W:I’ll be right out with that. J: Thanks. HEA KAM, 25-80! 20 WILE ATE? LAT, BHF. W:HtARRT UR, HOAAT? E> WER. “e WitRAT EAT Fe |: RIF, LRGARKKG! el WEAR HLA ERT 4? WE. AH PAF aB EEE, Jah. Wi RHA? [RHE fie? W: BESET ER, ist. . +35D errs Oe 50 2 a =<) Diatogue 2 FP J oe tt Waiter: Are you interested in signing up for a loyalty card? Customer: Sure. what is it? W: The card offers regular customers discounts every time they come to our restaurant. ©: What kind of discounts? W: You'll get 10% off your bills and once a month you'll get a coupon for a free meal. ‘There are other special deals during the year as well ©: Do you have any members only parties? W: Last year, we had one at Christmas time. We had a good turn out. G: How about for birthdays? W- You can come in for a free dessert on your birthday. Our treat. ©: That sounds good. Does it cost anything to join? W:No, it’s free of charge. © Well, in that case, I’d definitely like to sign up. Where’s the form’? © {ABA AS Ee? [A ha, AAAS? Wi EMBEKRMMVET, TRESS FAT. CAREY? W: AO La, PARES A KARAT AMOK. FER BRED. MRA AT HAH? EFZRPRAMBDT HK, ARAMA. AR? W EAMHEET ARABS EMEA. CRRRAM, ONE RAG? W: RES, LERG. Ch, BH, AERRERASH. RAM? azo td +36"Other Services Se AE sess ae Words & Expressions rest room i, I} towel /'taval/ 2p ‘overflow /,auvalflou/ i sh on the right/lett Zarit}, 24 details /'dirteilz/ 3 40 34 & a's Us ‘seful Sentences Where is the rest room? The men’s room is the first door on the left. The women’s room is over there. Do you have a baby changing room? There isn’t any toilet paper left Is there any more soap for the women’s room? The towels in the bathroom are dirty. The hand dryer is broken. There isn’t any hot water. The toilets have overflowed. ‘There's a strange smell coming from the restrooms. ‘The sink has a leaky faucet Do you have a lost and found? Talk to the person down the hall. Lleft an umbrella here Please fill out this form. Do you have a contact number? Write a short description about what hap- pened here. o e @eeesees $8008 G608 men’s room 3 34 ii] baby changing room #JL# RF toilet paper FM hand dryer $48 leaky faucet 2% #3 #7 hall /hodl/ A/T lost and found & 482848 contact number $& & 5 #5 description /dis'kripfan/ 4% i& women’s room it $ ii] soap /soup/ RE hot water #7 UEP BIZEaR? SUF MEL MR—T. KF EM. UTA RULER EI? WADERT. BEF LR A 0? BUBRUK. AEB T . RELA HATER. ARCHIE IK Tek HRI Ppl A RAE REIS? AUAIP IBY AIR. RALRABULT. GTR. WAT AM IANS? AAI — PRET HA. -7-lereemRow ssa & ‘S NL HT SRR. REAU—F, Hee RABE BA, STA. PATA TF ASE.Heim bl 3 == Diatogue 1 3 ee Host ‘This is the Gourmet Kitchen. How may I help you? Customer I'd like to make a reservation for Sunday afternoon. H: What time? © How about 2:00 p.m. ? H- How many people? G:Let me see, it'll be Gretchen, Jim, Si, Stu, Rich, Mark, Nancy, Laura and me, so that’s... 1, 2, 3. 4, 5, 6. 7, 8. 9... nine people, I believe. H We tend to be quite busy on Sunday afternoons, but let me have a look.. We're all booked up at 2:00 p.m., I’m afraid. We do have a few tables available at 3:00 p.m. , though. ©: That's quite late. How about 1:00 p.m. ? H:We have a six-person table available at 1:00 p.m. , but that won’t be big enough for your group. How about 1:30 p.m. ? We have a ten-person table available then. It’s in the smoking section, though. © That will do. — HWA ERERRRT, RIL AGMAHA? We RAR RE, MEPS, HSU RAP? COFFE BRATS? [AAP CRA, AER. SMH. MAH. BER DA. RL BEAR, MAA, 2,3, 4,5, 6,7, 8, BB-RAIDA, HOSE EAA AAA TE, RA Ri RATT 2 AFF 3 2MMALKER. CART. FLSA? [FPL AAIRORAMER, RBM SAR, 1 RHR RF BMAP WAHER, KLAAAME, ComaET. -4le| RPO 50 1 This is the Courtyard Restaurant. How may I help you? ner If possible, I'd like to make a reservation for two tonight. It’s our anniversary. Congratulations! For what time? © Around 8:00 p.m. ? HI tell you what. If you don’t mind eating at 9:00 p.m. tonight. I can give you the best seat of the house. ©:Oh, that’s great. Thanks. H: Not a problem. Now, what’s your name, sir? G Tt’s Rich. R-I-C-H. ‘1 What’s your last name, Rich? © It’s Hill. H-L-L-L. H What’s your phone number, Mr. Hill? G: It’s 055-1919-3301-75. H:So that’s 055-1919-331-75? ©:Not quite. You're missing a 0. It’s 3301-75. “1 OK. Please give us a call ahead of time if you need to cancel. We'll see you tonight at 9:00 p.m. UL BRR RT, RAD EH A? WE oR TEMS, RMIT, SRALA, SRIMM MERE A. Hi RUR AREY HZ at la? C: 8 R444, He TRH, SOD ARIE? RTARTA ERE. Coty RIET. AGH. (BEA, HAG AB EI [ R-LC-H, HEBER, HRA? C84 055-1919-3301-75, 14:28 055-1919-331-75? CORRE, LTO, & 3301-75, PAF, toR MR HART As BI, ATED AR, 242+2 __ Taking a Delivery Order over the Phone CR TF srmigir se Words & Expressions | | total /"toutl/ 3k di'livori/ $¢3% change /tfeinds/ &% free delivery % #284 within § miles %& 2244 confirm /kon'foxm/ iA | order /"arda/ ir place an order #7 % address /a'dres/ 3 bE house number 4a] + telephone number &7 — ... flight of stairs +--+ 5 #& street umber #ii ——_ lost /lost/ i835 “—_ Useful Sentences ) pel sD @ How may I help you? RAGA AME? @ Vd like to place an ordér. PALA E © Would you like to come in and pick it up ARMOR BGR RNS uk. or have it delivered? @ Delivery is free for orders over 50 RMB. #50 FELL AT SRIK © It must be within five miles of our —aECERHATRT 5 BL AH, restaurant. © Our drivers don’t carry cash with them. FR] SHAME. @ They only accept exact change. fA] FASE TE A © The total is 95 RMB. MASE 95 TARR TH © What's your address? PRES HEL SE? @ What's your house number? PRAY BLAS BP? @® What street is it on? Tem RATE? ® Is that near the underground? 1s Ha BR AES? ® les on the third flight of stairs. #8. © What’s your telephone number? PRIS le BA? ® I'd like to confirm your order. RBRU— FRAWE. +43 +Dern So te Dialogue 4 4 Waiter: Dragon Star Restaurant. How may I help you? Customer: I'd like to place an order. W Is this for pick up or delivery? ©-Pick up, please. W What would you like? ©-'d like an order of the sweet and sour pork and an order of the spicy chicken wings W. Anything else? ©: What are your seasonal vegetables tonight? W Broccoli and Chinese cabbage. © Vil have an order of the fried broccoli in oyster sauce then, please. W Did you want any rice or noodles with that? © Two orders of steamed rice, please. W So, that’s one order of sweet and sour pork, one order of spicy chicken wings, one order of fried broccoli in oyster sauce and two orders of steamed rice. < © That's correct. —— - (fA DR ARIE, HR RAE EMH 98? carter a RARRERMAER? ER, iS Hie BE BB Ao — Hp EAR I 38, BRA HS? DREN AZNSRRB ARMRPKAR, ARR ASE i EAR BARERMLERRA GE ARAR— PPB AL, — PEAR ASE, PH i TERR fo AR a, nénenen€nenés 14g= Diatogue 2 j SE Waiter: English Café, Lucy speaking. How may | help you? Customer: I'd like to order a small c W Is that for delivery or pick-up? ©: That depends. How much do you charge for your delivery service? W. it’s free for orders over 50 RMB. C-OK, delivery, please. W: What's your address? © It’s 123 ABC Lane. Wels that near the Alpha subway station? ©. Yes, it’s just around the corner. w. Can I have your name, please? Crlt’s Bruce. B-R-U-C-E, W.-And a phone number, Bruce? © Let me think... It’s 492-3852-4957. w It should be there in about 20 minutes. © Thanks. ese pizza. r (ie ROE, RABH, KABA AL? Wie RBA ELH. W:RRRERERRE? CA RAR DUS, RRAEE ZAt HE? W: RR 50 LAL RARE CAPA, ABE Ree, W: 4) Bab? C: ABC 47 123 +. We SE AE RT AR GR Sb MT Ee? Cott, EE ARAN W: HAG HH? CRO ASA, BR-U-C-E, WHEN, BES BRET CRABB, FARA 492-3852-4957, WEB BA B= + a 4h a HE IAA). Ct 145+~~ Deliveries © op ¥ Words & Expressions total /'toutl/ % 4 here’s your... 2&8 #8 45 receipt /ri'sist/ 3B Gi aso Us seful Sentences seeeo0e 08000890 The total comes to 78 RMB. Here's your tip. You can keep the change. T've got a delivery. Here’s your pizza Be careful. It’s hot Do you have a delivery menu? I'm afraid I'm lost Could you come out and meet the driver? Here’s a loyalty card. We'll give you a stamp for every pizza you buy When you have ten stamps, we'll give you a free small pizza V'll leave our business card here. Here's your receipt +46 « change /tfeinds/ £% menu /‘menju/ driver /'draive/ 44 credit card @ A business card & 4 “stamp /steemp/ SR ee eS BIER 78 TART. DEAN. APART » RADI. ERE, Miss RF, WAHLER? AERREBE JERE RE — FL? REBAR. BEK-TRE, RNS Ate BBE. SRST 10 FR RBA EE REA PRIMEY. RECO. “ik AA, RNASBE—es Ag ” Dialogue “| a Tw ae Jo Driver: Is Mr. Jones there? Jones: Yes, this is Jones. D: Hi, I’ve got a pizza delivery for you. Unfortunately, 1 can’t find your place. J: Don’t worry. It’s quite easy to get lost around here. Where are you? D: I'm at the intersection of Capital Street and Democracy Lane. J:OK, you're not that far away. Do you see a shopping mall with flashing lights down the street? D: Let’s see... The Westwood Mall? J: That’s right. My apartment is just opposite the mall. D: I see. J Ican come out and meet you in the street if you want D: That’s OK. I think I can find it- now. J: OK, I'll see you in a few minutes then. D: Yes. See you soon ‘ —<——<—= \ pL ABR aa ae om? K \ lly: RA, ABER Di Ea, RAEI, RGR, RRA BLM ESLT « Sy RMR TE SEB, MA OM? D: AA HAR REM RRB OD, [:35, IMRCABRRET. KAS BARRA A ADP RA? Ds RAR AB ARH PS? jst, RRMA CAH, D: di goa 7. | oR US Ohi RT At RA Di RABE T . RAR MLA HR, 1, Lah L. Did, —2D. 147+Dae SBR OF 50 Sat PR =) Diatogue 2. jo J OS Customer: Hello. Driver:I’ve got a delivery for you. C:OK. D-T’ve got two large pizzas, one pepperoni and one cheese. O-That’s right. D-T've also got an order of chicken wings and an order of garlic bread O-Right D-Here are the pizzas. Be careful. They’re really hot C.T'll just put them over here. D And here is your order of chicken wings © Thanks... and the garlic bread? Dt looks like I'll have to go back for the garlic bread. ©:Don’t worry about that. It'll be cold by then. Can you just take that off my bill? D: Sure, ©:So how much do I owe you? O-That’s 90 RMB then ©:Here’s a 100. You can keep the change. ©: Thank you = Wl ARES VDL AR BSE C3784, DiBAKGHE, -PREKAB EMH, —PRELHE. Cost, EA — Gh fo PRE HE Cot, Dak RHR, bes, Heaps thay, Cod ate EAA ALUL. Dik AE AHO. CP LARA BT DAFRMGERT. CHAR, RORMRT. thibse CAH Lal HoH? D:3& CAMEL R BATES TARP D9 ZARA. Cth 100 A. RRAT, Dit. ab He +48 +ga Words & Expressions toast /taust/ Fae guest /gest/ BA alcohol /'zlkahal/ #8 noodle /'nu:dl/ i # pork /pork/ it A beef /bisf/ A entertainment / AM meat /tni: rice /rais/ cold dishes 7% #& fruit /frut/ KR eeoo6e oo ai Useful Sentences How many guests are you planning for? How many tables would you like? Are you planning on having any enter- tainment? Do you need @ host? Do you need any microphones? Would you like some music? Would you like a karaoke machine for the banquet? What is your standard banquet menu? We recommend about 15 dishes for each table. Would you like Chinese wine or Western wine? What date are you looking at for the banquet? What time do you want to start the banquet? speech /spist!/ ei venta'teinmont/ #& fi vegetable /'vedgitabl/ tt ® Preparing a Company Banquet 2S) F wanise zens host jhoust/ £4A. chair /tfea/ 4 fish /fif/ & soup /surp/ chicken /‘tfikin/ 34 4 juice /dgus/ # BRS D RA els ser BATRA T AS? REAM? SB iis BA SERN? BRU S BRAS? Siti BASSE —T EBL OK BLAS? EAMES SR PRA? BAHL RE AE HE 15 TBR. SO BOK FD DT OA ES? SEGRE IU AEE? PRM ee tt A Bt FRG? 24gDRO 50 FH ON & Diatogue “1 Manager’ How can I help you? Customer I'd like to organize a company banquet. M: What date are you looking at? ©-The 20th of December. What time did you want to start? ©:6:00 p.m. How many guests are you planning for? ©-There will be about 100 guests. M So, how do ten tables sound? C:That would be fine. Have you thought about having any entertainment? © Does your restaurant provide any? \M:We have singers and dancers who often perform at banquets. © Would it be possible to see a sample performance before we book them? \-Certainly. We have a sample performance on our website that you can view ©-Great. , SN BRE A EAE AD ie ARAYA] HED, M BER AMR? C12 A 204, MAR ILA FB? CRE MASA SP RAD CK HAR, MAB 10 RAAF? CR, MAR Re ERR A A 1H? CABARET HE BRES ? Mid AK FOSSA, WEP ABA LR c em LHASA — BRIER? Va MRRARABS E T a =. Diatogue 2 Manager: Have you put some more thought inte the banquet menu? Customer: Yes, [ have WM: Let’s talk about the beverages first C:OK M:Do you want to have Chinese wine or Western wine? ©: Chinese wine. \M: What other beverages would you like? ©: Beer, juice, and Sprite. MM: How about tea? © Green tea and eight treasure tea, please MOK, now the food. Would you like Menu A, B or C? ©: Menu A. (vi That’s a great choice. Do you have any changes that you'd like to make to that menu? © Actually, would it be possible to substitute sweet and sour fish for the steamed sea bass? \. That’s not a problem PM EM RS RAE AR SMD? A RAD MW AAT RAS C3. MATS P BGR GH 65 Hh BIG? CP Big. M: BI MRAEBRA HA? CPB, RThPESB. M: 2 CORREPA BE, MF, RAHM, BRAASB, BERELACER? CARE, Mik AP RES RY IRAN SAM BE Sh? “51°by vs WE ae ei, Words & Expressions | “~~ Preparing a Wedding Banquet wedding guests ALBA wedding party #46% 2 wedding cake i-4L 34 champagne /feem'pein/ #48 vow /vau/ 4 MC AAR minister /'ministo/ AJ wedding dance MiL#2% wedding sweets £45 bride /braid/ #48 photographer /fa'togrofo/ 4336 announcing the couple ‘& 4 aj A 3124 & af Useful Sentences © Td like to hold a wedding banquet for my son. Do you hold wedding banquets? We can provide a wedding cake and wedding sweets. We can also provide an MC for the event. The MC will announce the couple and introduce the speechers. We can offer champagne for the toasts. Would you like us to announce the couple? We can provide you with a wedding photographer. The rooms come with basic wedding decorations. If you would like to bring additional decorations, we can hang them up for you. Would you like to have some entertainment? We can organize a band, a DJ or back- ground music. ® If the bride and groom have decided on a song for their first dance, let us know ahead of time. 8 © @ 86 €5 68 ae +526 groom /grum/ #7 af decoration /ideko'reifoey/ A 45S PAA ILE INES SSPE NEBG? PTT AE AE Ea SE A A BUT UAT VA ik UI ang BEA AX. WRAABRANG. HPMRAA. PUA RS CE BARA AHA BIG? BRAT PT ABR ALB fa PTE) BOTS FEAR AI A MS SORE OS 7 OT, BRAT AT LL SVRIIHE E. 4 SR ACS? PRAT AL LA eH SR A, ER HERA TR AURA BR. BeBe TH — ON A. TASER AURA.oe Hise | a G =? Diatogue 1 ie se 6 8 so Receptionist: Paradise Hotel and Restaurant, this is Jenny speaking. How may I help you? Customer: I’d like to organize a wedding banquet for my son. Do you offer wedding banquet services? R. We certainly do. What date would you ‘ike? ©: The 21st of April. R: That's fine. We have a few rooms still available. C. That's great. I know it’s a busy time for wedding banquets. R: How many guests will you have? ©: Approximately 300 guests. We can offer you the Oak Room then, which is a mid-sized holds up to 400 guests. © OK. FP: Would you like to book an appointment with the manager to discuss the banquet in more detail? ©: Yes, please. REBE, RAP, RHARMAHA? BABAR ILF KHEK MAT EAE AE ARH? PRA, RRR? c:4 A218, Rift. RATES T C AMT, RoRRARME MEF, RGRAY EAD RAAF At TABRRRAT, PEA, AEB 400A, Car, [Rs 1G A fo 23 OH SY He] AGRA oo 7 Oh PA? Cha. +53 +[RF aeRO Fe B, =f Dialogue 2 Pe I 5 Manager: Hi James. how are you? Customer Fine, thanks. \V’So, it looks like you are organizing a wedding banquet for your son. Is that right? ©. Yes. We're very excited about that. (VAs you should be. Weddings are very special days indeed. Now, let’s talk about the entertainment. What did you have in mind? © Well, my son is in a band and would like them to perform. Is that possible? M Of course. As you can see, we have quite a large stage and dance floor here in the Oak Room. Now, how about an MC. Did you have someone in mind for that? © If you could provide an MC, that’d be great. M We certainly can. What we'll do beforehand is to have the MC have a chat with your son and future daughter-in-law so that he can learn more about who they are as a couple. ©. That’s great. — MAE, AMM. BILE AH? WE AR aR. MARR MILF SHEE, 22? CR, BUA Sea Hea Mi BGR, HALA AERO AT. LAAT. RAP HARES? CB, ROLF ARAL HE, ARERR, THAD? MBAR, WARE) T . RAO RAT A AAURA OR 6 fo. MIR KYL, AQIS RTH? Cote RAR ATR HEE] 8, ABS AGE T MAA SPR TL ABARAT AE A Se aR GE A ALG IL fe RR LH HGR, VRILOR T MR pap Ae, CAT. +545Words & Expressions | birthday cake 8 StAK guest /gest/ A party games if #} 3p free meal %% A candle /‘keendl/ sb birthday boy/girl it & 4 #9 84k, 4H & —e oy Usefut Sentences Who is the birthday girl? It’s a chocolate birthday cake. We can set up a table for the gifts. eoos We can provide birthday party favors for the guests Are the guests family, friends or both? ee) We can provide typical party games if you like @ The birthday girl will receive a compli- mentary bow! of longevity noodles. @ Also, we can provide the birthday girl with a complimentary birthday bag. Would you like some balloons? T'd like to hold a birthday banquet for eo my daughter How old is she? It’s her 16th birthday Can you provide streamers and balloons? ee) We can also provide complimentary candies for the birthday cake. gift /gift/ #L4% friends and family #% RAR A party favors RAt4LA longevity noodles K 4 & balloon /ba'iu:n/ 438 complimentary meal %, 9 #46 Preparing a Birthday Banquet 7B. RGM ABE party /*pasti/ $4 (on the house /& ¥fif3& streamer /'strima/ Hits SE Bee Bea HE? ATTRA BE. RATT KA FHL. PATA MERE AREAL EASE, MRIEBRAE BA? AOR UR RR, BRAT AT A BRE eB BBR. WEA WRRSEE BRAWKEH. VARY, SQ) ATLA ate OB BY oe eR HE Ae Bie BAS, Rak CRG? RUM WR A LEI ASL, MWEKT? BER 16 YEA, RAE RE NAIR? PETRA WU GEE A Be +55 +Der Riis 0 Sam &, =<) Diaiogue “| Manager How can I help you? Customer I'd like to hold a birthday banquet for my daughter. M. Hew old is she going to be? ©-At’s going to be her sweet 16. ‘That's a very special age. isn’t it? Yes, it is. M 6 M. When would you like to hold the banquet? C: Ideally, we'd like to hold it on her birthday — May 8th. M: Let me just check and see if that date is available. It looks like we kave a banquet that afternoon, but the evening is still available. What time did you want to start the banquet? ©: How about 7 p.m. ? M:OK. I'll book you in for that date and time temporarily. Si Ae 2 BH 2 a WE RRA RALE AEDES, i “y MRSKT? . CHAMEUA IG FHRET. 4 Mi BRANES, RRB? \W CH. M: At A BRB AER. Ci Rie Ade EA MBAS ABA. M: Rath FRARRE Te RRA FERIA ES, OR RLTA, Bt A ARAB? CRE ATU? Mati, ape ABS MORET AS.abeawe| =~ Dialogue 2 2 ee a ce Customer. I’d like to ask you some questions about the services you provide for birthday banquets. Manager: OK. © Do you provide entertainment? \ Yes, we can provide DJs, live bands, or background music. © Do you provide birthday cakes? tw Yes. we have a fantastic baker on staff who bakes amazing birthday cakes, © Do you provide birthday candles with the cake? | We provide complimentary birthday candles with the purchase of a birthday cake © How about birthday decorations? \. We have a wide variety of birthday balloons and streamers appropriate for people at any age. KK, | think that’s all the questions | have for now. Thanks for your time M. You’re welcome (Ae: AAR A BE AR AT] ESE EP Be LS RE “el EM CARAT EAE BAR? Mi fe, RUDY ART RE AZHA, LA RDAR HES A, CARTIER E BRB? Me TWAS, RAT — AMR AB a i IT, At OS A AAT AE GLA Ante. Co ARATTAR A AE SEA 0 BB tk? M: RAW KA HRA, MAAR ARE BR, C: RM SH? 1: BANAT BAP IR VA RIED BAS ETE OS HS C4, AMRAASAM, GAT Meet, at. MBBS = 157+20, > Words & Expressions | Pop /pap/ 4TH country /'kantri/ 8% classical /"kleesikal/ a 38 #9 rock /rok/ 438 punk /pagk/ AA 34838 5 #9 electronic /ilek'tronik/ & 4 Choosing Background Music DETER EDR folk /fouk/ Ris # heavy metal 4h 64 turn down/up ds. & stereo system 3.4 #-#m A 4% romantic /rau'mantik/ iRiR #4 elevator /'eliveita/ wa loud /laud/ & #4 speaker /'spitko/ 44 # B “a eeceoce quiet Us ‘seful Sentences What kind of music would you prefer? Could you recommend something? Elevator music is nice. That's too loud I think it should be a bit softer. Heavy metal songs don’t make good background music. ‘That's too harsh We have a state of the art stereo system What kind of speakers do you have? Do you have any Chinese folk music? Do you have any Beijing Opera? I don’t think the guests would appreciate Beijing Opera 2s background music. Classical music might be a good choice: Can you turn it up a little bit? Perhaps something a little more upbeat would be better +58 /kwaiat/ 4945 too fast/slow AR. MH light /lait/ 465 | upbeat /'apl WERT? ARES HEH — 0? BEB TG ROE RET KUT. TS AOAFVESATRER. KT PUTA RE UE BA BE? A RS? ATA RNS? RESAMNAS EKER AAA BR. MTT AG RI (REE FHA RS? TABI ANE RS BH,ROR | & t Dialogue 4 Qustomer:Excuse me, would it be possible to change the background music? Waiter: Certainly. What would you like to change it to? ©. Do you have anything a bit softer? JE W: Sure. How about some traditional Chinese folk music? ©: Perhaps something a bit more modern would be better. W. So no classical music, then? C:No, I don’t think so. Do you have any pop music? W: Yes, anything in particular? ©: Do you have any girl bands? Ww: We have at least one girl band CD. Do you want me to play it straight through? ©. Yes, please. W: How is the volume? Do you want me to turn it down? ©: No, thanks. AAT , HATARAA EER? (PR SR, BURR A? Pb. CBP EE Fo— ALA. B fe WSR. PRRAR MRE ZH? py er a ’ooFKS C: THRRR— BR RIT. % Ve WAR eR KB? CREAT. HAA RG? qi Wi. BRERA ’ CAKF RAG? W:RMNEYA-KREF RAG CD, GALE R BGA? CAH. WF EEAH? ERA? CORA, itt. +59 +Pere a ‘= cL Dialogue Waiter: How can | help you? Customer: I was wondering if you had any other music. I think the guests are finding the Beijing Opera a bit distracting. W.1 don’t blame them. What kind of music would you prefer? ©: How about some romantic love songs? W: Actually, I’m not sure if we have many love songs. C.in that case, can you play some of my music? Wels it ona CD? C:No, they're on my MP3 player. W-Do you have the lead for your MPS player? ©:1 think so. W.OK, let’s see if we can hook it up to our stereo system. O©:OK, here it is. W Great. We just have to turn it on. ©: Thanks for your help. W. You're welcome. . (FT AREA EM RATA? (LE RAR RE ART KR, RISA AE KAA AIL, WAM AR, CRAMER? CHR A RE KRY ES HEP WEEE, RAMERNAHS LiKe, CARE RTE, AR AEAG AL — RARE BD? W:44 CD & £9? CORR, #4 MP3 LE, Ww i 4% MP3 64 47? CRAM. Wilts MACABRE ANH RRL, c Ww Cc HE, Hee RMT, ROR Adee ara T WihBA.~ Setting the Table A ABs Words & Expressions | fork /fork/ % knife /naif/ 77 spoon /spu:n/ 4 soup spoon if At dessert fork #82 chopsticks /'tfopstiks/ #—> butter knife ii 77 small plate +)» # large plate XA soup bowl 349% tea cup 4K coffee mug sit Hk water glass KAR wine glass 4 3) i846 place mat 4¢46 tablecloth /'teiblkloe/ 24° Lazy Susan #24¢# cloth napkin #4 head of the tabl paper napkin #4 546 table setting RAW HL a at U ‘Seful Sentences a The tablecloths need to be ironed. ‘The napkins need to be folded ‘The forks go on the left The knives go on the right. The smaller forks go on the outside. ‘The larger forks go on the inside. Place the napkins in the wine glasses. The napkin at the seat of the head of the table should took different from the others. Each chopsticks holder should be facing the same direction. eeooceos Where are the centerpieces? Make sure that all the Lazy Susans work Double check that none of the dishes have any chips in them Someone needs to add flowers to the vases. We don’t need soup spoons on the tables. eee ee le E42 vase /veis/ #EHi. chopsticks holder KF 19 2% TEA. ANB JLAY SECT IM. AeA SCTE HE FER Te A ELMORE LAAT F Ha BEY ET, BEAT AE ROL AA —TH ALP RAR LEB? BURA A Ee BABE. FHA TA HEABREBEA a, Te AEE INTER RMS LANGA. +61Dersatm cig so te Oy a = Dialogue “1 A Waiter: How should these tables be set? Manager We need to set these tables in Western style. W. So, how about the tablecloths? \M. The white tablecloths just need to be ironed. W: How about the plates? ‘Set a small plate on top of a large plate for each person. W: How many forks does each setting need? \: Two ~~ a fork for starters and a fork for the main course. W: How about knives? M. Three — a table knife, a butter knife and a steak knife. Ww) What silverware goes on the left? M. The forks go on the left. W. Do we need soup spoons for this meal? M:No, not for this meal. W.OK, I think I’ve got it. — (i RERF RAE ABR? PES BADR RIAL ERR, ARR ATR HERHRERR-F. BFR? PEAKE A, HR-PKALGR— Pd, AERELZSVRAF? HAL. HERER-L, ERER-KR, DFR? Bh Sde. i, deka, ded. AMA AIRE? RFREAM. ARELARD? MAM, BRAKES, WHO, KABA ARIE T ZESRSEE SELES +62RE | S Diague 2 SU ee ee Waiter: How should we set these tables? Manager: They need to be set in Chinese style. W So will we need a Lazy Susan in the middle of each table? ‘Yes, that’s right. W- How about the large plates? MWe don’t need those. \W:So what kind of plate should each place setting have? Just a medium round plate. W.OK, how about silverware? ‘Mi: We just need a Chinese spoon and a set of chopsticks at each place setting. W: Which chopsticks should we use — the bamboo ones or the porcelain ones? M. Let’s use the porcelain ones for this dinner. W. Is there anything else that we need? \:That’s all I can think of for now. Let me know if you have any other questions. * = (PER BERE ABR? ASP RAE WARERER P RAVES HBS? M:RH, RHR, W ABT ERS? MiB RMB WARNE AM A BF 2 M:Stak —4 pF Ab Ba Wt, MRE? MABSEER ERD P ADF HO —HMEF WANE ARAEF, HRP ERERT? MAS RAS ERT WATE ER HH ZB? M SRA fie BB 85 HIKE T . to RAGA SE AGA Re, +6388 ; 4p 22.5 BE Words & Expressions | table decoration #2 #16 paper cutting 4% Christmas tree £3 bt ornament /‘omamant/ %4f 4 Christmas gift £2%4L4% Santa Claus £38 wall decoration 24 18 double happiness flower /"flauo/ # Chinese lantern +P BST 3% wrap /rep/ @% fake snow S46, pg Vecoration for a Festival poster /'pousta/ 4k tinsel /'tinsal/ 24848 Christmas lights #4347 | put up 7S angel /'eindgal/ A418 take down #F & mistletoe /'misltou/ #3 (Feb MEA OD Santa’s sleigh BREA Su S | Usefut Sentences It's time to put up the Christmas decorations. Let’s put up the Chinese New Year decorations. Shail we take down the Chinese lanterns yet? Where did we put the Santa Claus suit from last year? Do we still have the mistletoe from last year? Be careful with the angel. It's fragile Where are the Christmas lights? We need to buy some more bottles of fake snow Someone needs to wrap some fake Christmas gifts. Do we have any wrapping paper? We need to pack the decorations back up Have you found the tinsel yet? Who is going to buy the Christmas tree? Don’t we have an artificial Christmas tree? @e080868 6 ©6000 6 € © 26 +64 elves /elvz/ REHRMMHRTM FUT Te BE Te AORTA T LE PRAT EE LE Oe Hite. PA RETLAT SER FRAG? PATER BEA WKAR BEET? FAT RAE A AEE 2 MAP RAE. ECRADR. BEBE? RAGE AK IIE S HE. EH MEHR ZEALO OE, FUME ANG? ATV See hh FR PARA Se GATT 2 HBEREIM? EERE AGE EES?paxty ol — Dialogue “| mc < \VanagerAs you probably know, a very important western holiday is coming up soon. Does anyone know what it is? Waiter: Valentine’s Day? \M:No, this holiday comes before that w:Oh, I know! It’s Christmas! \M.That’s right. So, today we’re going to put up the Christmas decorations. W Are we going to get a real Christmas tree this year? \V.No, I think we’re going to use the artificial tree that we have. W Where are the Christmas ornaments? \V They should be in a box in the back. W Do you need anyone to buy some new items? M Actually, we will need someone to buy some fake snow, some wrapping paper and some new Christmas lights. W T’ll do it. i That’s great. . oe ON AAT eso, EE ER GaP AH ERK, MA soit RHA Dh? (AHR? MRA, ARAVA. Wot, Hirth 7, LEM. Miah T . ADAMANT AGI BH AR WF RAT RA ARIE A EVEBED? MAA, TARRMEA MHA LH, W: SiR PRA SAM T 2 M BEG GOETZ, WA BRA RRA GS? M:¥RL, MNBRALE— WRK, M: ASF T. GH, ARREARS, +65Derrsenthe oi so aR & = Dialogue 2 0S ee Waiter. Is it time to decorate for the Chinese New Year? Manager: Yes, we could start that today. W: What would you like me to do? M: To start, we’ll need someone to clean the red Chinese lanterns that we have. W-OK. Anything else? (i Yes, we'll also need someone to buy some new double happiness posters. W. Of course. Anything else? lV: Let’s see... We'll need to buy some firecrackers and fireworks for the celebration. ‘\W- How about red envelopes? M: It would be good to have some more red envelopes on hand. Ww. What should we do with the Christmas decorations that are up? M Someone will need to take them down. — (PDT ARH RA ART? 25H: RO, RAID RT AA HT We ARSE RWAE HE ZR? M: fb. BRAA FANN BIRTH Width, Sh L857 M:AAMNERRAAK— BA REAM Wit, MMR? Mi AAT Ap RATE BK — He Me fot HE RAL, W:taE RS? M:FRAS2AAR RH, WAM ZARB AE Ao ERG RAG? MARA RENE FR, ar « \ Ny 7ty Shanghai Cuisine PE te | Words & Expressions | sweet and sour ribs #4%4 drunken chicken # ah use of alcohol ¢& 113% lion's head meatball #3 thousand year old eggs A stinky tofu & fit sugar /"Juge/ #& hairy crab £4¢ fried dumpling At crispy chicken A822 steamed bun #% @ youtiao i delicate portions #3 #5 1-4 ' & bash Useful Sentences ee What is Shanghai cuisine known for? It’s known for its delicate portions. I don’t ¢ ¢ for Shanghai cuisine. oe 8 © [prefer Shanghai cuisine. ° ° Shanghai cuisine is sweeter than Beijing cuisine. © Sweet and sour ribs is an example of Shanghai cuisine, @ Drunken chicken is another example of Shanghai cuisine. © Shanghai cuisine is also known for its use of alcohol. Shanghai is well-known for its hairy crab. A lot of sugar is used in Shanghai cuisine. Have you ever tried a lion’s head meatball? eeseo What do you think of thousand year old eggs? Stinky tofu is an acquired taste. Youtiao is fried dough | prefer fried dumplings to boiled dumplings. e6ee LMU AHS? CSO — GR FER LAR. RABK LIER. EVER bet a SR OR. SMALL iA bie. AO LHR RRR. Lie FE ATE ETS Le LE ATT LW RET RS. PRANTL 1G 7 GREASE ARE? SUL RK LAD. TAR ARIE HH GABOR, RB RIAU. +67We FFA 50 El DO > = Dialogue 1 td Waiter: Have you ever had Shanghai food before? Customer:No, I don’t think so. W. Well, you're in for a treat today. Shanghai cuisine is very delicious ©: What is Shanghai food most well-known for? Ww Well, many people think of small, delicate portions when they think of Shanghai cuisine. © Does that have something to do with the hot summer climate? WI suppose it could. People in the north tend to eat larger portions than people in the south © Is this kind of food sweet or spicy? w.A lot of sugar is used in Shanghai food. (©. What’s an example of such a sweet dish? W Sweet and sour ribs is a good example. Ouls all the food sweet? w.Oh, no. Of course not. A good Chinese meal always includes a balance of different flavors. on _ i VA Wat b ie Kh? MGA, Kees. WARS RET VASE AF, LR AE HE CLR Rh BM? W: RA ERR SAMA BS Ed HK. CRS LB AM LARK? W: RBA KRG, MAHAR MAAC MK, Ck Ap RR GER IR? WLR REM S HE. c Ww C BAL AY BY KA HS BAAR 1 FD? Ho ko BEA I Bh IRAE I RAL A AB BAH? Woh, BA, S LRA, LEH PRE DEERE A Fl AK SE +68 «+ tO @, =) Dialogue 2 J 1 Waiter:Are you ready to order? Customer: Not quite. W. Would you like some more time? ©: Perhaps you give me some recommendations. W:Have you ever tried hairy crab? G.No, I haven’t. W-Do you like shellfish? Yes, I love all kinds of sea food. \W.lt’s a specialty around here. [ highly recommend it. G. Does it come with a sauce? W> Yes, it comes with a mixture of ginger and soy sauce. © I love ginger. How many should I order? W. I recommend starting with two. They’re very popular, so we often run out quickly. © What should I start with? W. Perhaps you'd like to try a soup? G Sure, that sounds nice. ' (Fh BR RBG? THER RAE W:EBEFA? CIE Te RARE, W: Merb it £85? CRA. WB aa I 9 84 HD? Cah, RRC BARE, Wi RM RATE BIER, RIRAUR AR. CrE RRIF EB? WAM, CHA SAHA, CR REL, KILBY? WRB BS. CARERS, HVA RRR AT. ORF EE LBC RAT W: LiF Bh re? CH, FRARE. +698 “© Sichuan Cuisine = 4 jy x ae | Words & Expressions numbing /'namin/ #4 tingling /'tigglin/ #1944 — flavor /'fleivo/ Mek spicy /'spaisi/ #R as chili /"tfili/ sc 9kAR pickling /'piklin/ Meat 4 smoking /'smoukig/ drying /'draiin/ salting /'soltin/ abit Peppercorn /'pepokon/ #4442 ginger /'d3indgo/ % stir-fry /'stofrai/ tai) braise /breiz/ steam /stism/ A hot pot 4% twice-cooked pork 19484 kung pao chicken KT dan dan noodles 42.4 40 & £5 Uefa Sentences 2 eee ® Sichuan cuisine is known for its spicy food. |!| EVAR ® Sichuan peppercorns will numb your tongue. FYI] AHA ARAL ARPA BIE 3k. © It will leave you with a tingling sensation ESik(oe 84 Hels AY: in your mouth @ Sichuan cuisine is very flavorful JI SRA ASAT OI. © Sichuan cuisine is full of peppers. JRA SABA. @ Some peppers are much spicier than others. Ff #6H 4 HEHE AY BER. @ One of the most famous kinds of Sichuan }I|3¢ sh AIM BLE ACH cuisine is hot pot @ Hot pot is a very social food. ASA RAR IE PEE ABAD. © The hot pot soup needs to be topped up KRHA ARI. often @ Sichuan food makes use of pickling, JI|S¢(@ AIMS, IR AUAFAITT EE. smoking, and drying. ® Pickled food helps to cool you down FEWZTRRZIG, WAH ADA. after cating spicy dishes. © Twice-cooked pork is a popular Sichuan SS PARE vei O4 JNSE, dish. @ Kung pao chicken is popular in Western 2 4839] fe Us (HRB AS IM HSE. countries. @ Dan dan noodles is another popular Sichuan #1 #8 74d 53 — APA HMA) SE, food. + 70+wh &, a Dialogue ail Waiter: Are you ready to order? Customer: Yes, we'd like to try some hot pot. W.OK, have you had it before? C:No, this is our first time. W.I'm sure you'll enjoy it. Would you like spicy or plain hot pot? Cis it possible to have half spicy and half plain? W-Certainly. What kind of sauce wouid you like with it? ©:What kind of sauces do you have? W: We have regular or sesame. © We'll try the regular sauce. W.OK, and what food would you like to go in your hot pot? ©:We're all vegetarians, so we'd like some vegetarian dumplings. W-OK, how many orders? C Two orders to start W: Anything else? ©. That’s all for now. —————— (PA ERR RB? WR RA, SANS Wt, vapetites? CRA, RRB RK, W RANE HRA IRS ATT RRR KARE RH KA? COT ARF RR F ih HD? RT VA, MEAT ALE RA AL? CARAT AAR IL AP AL? W AAAS $38 6 fo SAAS. CBM REE ADE. Ww « HH, NAME KRE FHALRR? MARR ERE. PBN EEF, Wi, S78? CARA E, Wik F] 4H? CHARELS.PRR 50 Ee &. =! Dialogue 2 pe Je Waiter: Have you ever eaten here before? Customer-No, this is my first time. W. Are you ready to order? © 1 was actually hoping that you could recommend a few dishes to me. W Sure. Do you like spicy food? G Yes, I love it. W. f would start with the spicy sliced fish. © Actually. I’m not a big fan of fish. I don’t like the bones \W. We have spicy sliced beef as well. C.OK, I'll try that. W. You might want to try some pickled vegetables to go with that. © OK, that sounds good. wW. Anything else? © That'll be all for now, thanks. W: You're welcome. RA wy AE eet it A, BRB K, W: BRE SRB? Z CBKLRA BREE RAR ILA RK. Wi SRT, BRC? CR. WAAR A ot CPRERARLS, RTRGA, Wi BNA Ra AL CHW, AERA, Wi STRBSEOR, MAKAA AML. c Ww C w & I, RARE, EER HH? KREA ZC, Mit. REAo Guangdong Cuisine ie es Words & Expressions | snake /sneikk/ baking in a pan ZF 4 P38, lightness /'laitnis/ i primary ingredient 2244 a2 S Us ‘seful Sentences < Guangdong cuisine can be found in, southern China’ Guangdong cuisine is popular around the world Dim sum is an example of Guangdong. cuisine. Have you ever had braised phoenix liver and snake slices? Cooking in wine is a Guangdong specialty ‘A lot of Guangdong cuisine is baked in a pan Guangdong cuisine is known for its light- ness and freshness. Guangdong cuisine uses moderate seasoning, What are its primary ingredients? Guangdong cuisine is my favorite. This tastes delicious. I would like to learn how to cook Guang- dong cuisine. In my opinion, Guangdong cuisine is much lighter than Dongbei cuisine Where did you learn how to cook Guang- dong cuisine? Everything that walks, crawls, flies or swims is edible. @ @ @ 86600 © ¢66© © &¢ 8 8 salt /soilt/ dk soft-frying 46 freshness /'frefnis/ #7 ## moderate seasoning 3 ALAS & braised phoenix liver and snake slices AIFS cooking in wine Jf if 4 dim sum A TEMA BRR PRAMS REL AAI PATEL ATI LIE RUFF RE A? FEU E ES ARH 6. EBT RABE AE RB A PRAT TR A ENE & TREE PAR ie ERMINE ITA? RR TILT IR. ESE He. BAD Ft RR. ERE, PARRWRROKBAS. RIAL Be {BUFR RBI? Ai i KEW. IA, as HS, 7k LB AY ABA «Derscsinm ce oo te @ <2 Dialogue “1 fe S 6 8 os Waiter: Would you like some more time to order? Qustomer: Actually, I've never had Guangdong food before. Can you give me some recommendations? W:Sure. One popular dish is called ‘white cut chicken’. ©: What is that made of? \W:lt’s made of a whole chicken. ©: How is it prepared? W: The chicken is marinated and boiled with variety of ingredients, Is it a common dish? Yes, it is eaten at Chinese New Year and yet is everyday fare. Is it expensive? Soz0 No, It is value for money, and as you can see, all of our food is quite reasonably priced. C:I think I’ll try that. W: Wonderful. You won’t be disappointed. ‘ BEER REN? teat & (FRE, RUA RR, MARAE — eR? Ww TA, HERR “OG say”, COR AH AR? Wik RAE RH ECREZHR HB? W tei AE KP A SAP BCA AR CR RAB A RY? WAH, OPBRRALATC, CRALAE HR. REG? KR, CMAM A. BRAT, RMIBILR GAT DOR, MAB A. BH, RAERSA BY, y, Zn=z0 174sreed S \ Diatogue 2 Ast Waiter: Have you ever had Guangdong dim sum before? OEE Customer:No, this is our first time. W:Dim sum is a Chinese cuisine which involves a wide range of light dishes served alongside tea © What are some traditional examples of Guangdong dim sum? W One of our most traditional foods is steamed buns. What kind of filling do steamed buns have? W. You can have beef, chicken, pork, seafood, fish, or vegetable filling, ©.Do you serve any vegetable dishes? W: Yes, we offer a variety of steamed vegetables. C: How about dessert? W:Our most popular dessert is the egg tart. ©: That sounds delicious. Can you give us a few minutes to go over the menu? Ww: Certainly. " (Pe ARAN A ames PR Rh? WA TRA, BRB—K, WikA PA » USA DR, T-UBR—ieb, CHRT RASA ZB? WR RM ARE, CRB BAHAY? WiSaere al A, BAM. HAM BSH, GAMA PRR. CMA ATTA SR RR HH? Wi. RMA RASH BRR, CR EAH? W RATER ZK REA, C RRR E 1 RBA RES? +75.LO. ite 35 38 Words & Expressions main ingredient # 444+ Yangzhou fried rice 4% | 24a sour vegetable fish pot MX & Huaiyang Cuisine focus on Ri thousand year egg and pork porridge si 9 35 pot sticker 2 #43 Rb main Chinese cuisines *P @ 2&3 & pork and shrimp dumpling noodles 4 £8 di steamed pork rice wraps 45 23: — Dongpo pork #4 A sticky candy 4 #8 @ sy Usefut Sentences 66 @8 € 66 60@ © 6 89 & ® Huaiyang cuisine was developed in the region between the Huai River and the Yangtze River Huaiyang cuisine is considered one of the eight main Chinese cuisines. Huaiyang cuisine has its own style of cooking. Huaiyang cuisine can be characterized as focusing on one main ingredient It is thought that the way the food is cut contributes greatly to the taste of the food. Yangzhou fried rice is one example of Huaiyang cuisine. It is well-known for its use of vinegar Chinkiang vinegar is produced in Zhenjiang region Huaiyang food has a sweet side to it. Unlike Sichuan food, Huaiyang food is hardly ever spicy’ Its main meat ingredients include pork, fresh water fish, and other sea creatures, tis lighter than northern food It is also well-known for its thousand year egg and pork porridge. Lion’s bead meatballs is another popular dish Pork and shrimp dumpling noodles is another delicious dish + 76+ vinegar /'viniga/ i Ee MEH SE He ME Dol AN LL (A AY Ow HR eR OK. HER BU AEP BARES. HRRAA ACME. HES LIER Pt ERB FAD ME REA Te A ORT MAB. PANO RE — TF ELA Beet fe FA TTP SULA FRE. HA at. SRA, HEA RULY -ABANBR GRE Si ARH AL BR rk fi, DID MES HEAL I SE OR HR CUR AL Ae LPM ELAR ST RGLA—#4 RI A $s Diatogue “| oL gue A Te Customer Could you tell me a bit about Huaiyang cuisine? Waiter Sure. Huaiyang cuisine was developed in the region between the Huai River and the Yangtze River. © Is it one of the most popular Chinese foods? W. Huaiyang cuisine is considered one of the eight main Chinese cuisines. rls it spicy? W-No, unlike Sichuan food, it’s hardly ever spicy. Culs it sweet? W- Yes, most of the food has a sweet side to it ©: Does it use a lot of soy sauce? W_ It’s most well known for its use of vinegar. Culs it special vinegar? WW Yes. it uses Chinkiang vinegar, which is made in the Zhenjiang region. C:In what other ways is it different from other Chinese food? Welt is also thought that the way the food is cut contributes greatly to the taste of the food. ©: How interesting. — EE AR BESS REE HRD? (PE SR, RHRAARE CHAP AR LKR Pi RRDARPAN ie RR}? RRR, RMR, ety RILFAMAR, RAH? WAM, ASRRA ALM, CEA TRS SB? WERE SHR AB. Clik RAPER ED AE? Witt, RAM, PTR F, Ci RAMEE TP HMA A? W:HADARR HERE REG RRA RAK ESA E. CRA AY KTS [i] RRR ARA MH. atate “7.Dare Roi 50 JR = Dialogue 2 COR Waiter:Are you ready to order? Customer:Not quite. W:Could 1 make a few recommendations? C:That would be great. W:One of the most popular Huaiyang cuisines is the Yangzhou fried rice. Cis it spicy? W-No, but I think you'll find it very delicious. C:OK, that sounds good. I'll try that. Could you recommend a fish dish? W-Let’s see... The sour vegetable fish pot is quite nice. C:How big is it? W:lt’s enough for a few people C:OK, we'll try that as well W.Are you interested in a meat dish? ©: Yes, how about some pork? W.I'd recommend the steamed pork rice wraps. They’re very tasty. fea (Fe BG A WRT AAR LI RY? CAKE T WRG RRA LHRH M IK, CIR? WRI, RAL IEA AE PARE CHF), FARRAR. RTE. ME RE ie AB ah RH? Wid he Ate BR BARAF Eg CBA SR? WRBZIRAM, CHF, BUTLE ERD, WHEAT A KOH RR AH? CBT, HAE AIH? W RRA HRS. ORR. +78~* Beijing Duck A ses | Words & Expressions | duck /dak/ pancake /'penkeik/ 84 plum sauce # i 4 radish /'reedif/ ¥ spring onion > & sugar /'Jugo/ #6 carve /ka:v/ 41FF whole /haul/ #469 half /horf/ —# 44 roast duck #% tender meat #4) crispy skin #82 national food 19% hung up to dry #48 Am wrap /rep/ cucumber /'Kjuckambo/ #/K. aromatic /eerou'mactik/ 3-45 Peking /‘pi:'kin/ ab #4 18 #& S Usefut Sentences f Bb 8 8) 8 8) @ Beijing Duck is also known as Peking Roast Duck. It is a famous Beijing dish. It goes back to the Yuan Dynasty. It is considered one of China’s national foods. The duck is served with thin pancakes, plum sauce and spring onions. ‘The two most notable Beijing Duck restaurants in Beijing are Quanjude and Pianyifang. It is sometimes also served with sugar. You can dip the crispy skin of duck in the sugar. Normally, you wrap the duck in the pancake. The ducks are cooked in a special way. ‘They are typically hung up to dry. You can usually see the ducks hanging in the windows of the restaurants. Beijing Duck was first served to the emperor of China The duck is carved in front of the diners. Carving the roast duck takes a lot of skill. ® Outside of China, Beijing Duck is sometimes called crispy aromatic duck. © © 600 e660 60 e@ 6 ALR HG 88 LFW Peking Roast Duck. ER HGH tte. EM AR AE METH. CRUARST BRE, 95 STE AE OE. AAT. AN Ae. ACA % (0) TR HG SIE SRE Ma. ART tHE. SAL LE A HTS Be BE, ABORT AE OTB SSH HG JE LER OH TH el HE TTR. AEA ALTE HF. RAT ee A SB 9S HE He IT ow Wt C5 Pe BE Es Fan. FREAKS BAF. HERG GBT BEES, FEIN, TREES HE BEAT HY ME AS | 79+Dern HOw 50 Fe & =? Dialogue 1 Pe J ee ed Customer: We'd like to try some of your famous Beijing Duck Watter-A whole duck or a half duck? O:I’m not sure. There are just two of us. WI think a half duck would be best. ©:OK, we'll order that then. W. Would you like anything else? G:Does the duck come with anything? W. Yes, it comes with pancakes, plum sauce and spring onions. C:Will we be able to watch it being carved? W: Yes, one of our chefs will carve it at your table. G.l’ve heard it takes a fot of skill to carve a duck W-That’s true. You must be trained to do it well C:lt will be a real treat to see. W- Your duck should be ready in about 15 minutes. ©:Thank you OP AAI ARE MATER AGB 04 ae eH (yA RERERER? RAS, MAMMA, WAAR R TRE RAF BF, RATER AE, BBR EA 499? Mylo et BS Ht? Rh, CRAM Am BFe hb BK, RAIA AE Re Pt FF HH? TA, MMAA-EAMARMER bi CWH. RAAF D FAH SBS. ab, LLU A Hea PRRE KMIR GT o (Sa a KT BoP ap A Bah A LR, itt, r Zn€o atnEenEenAEGIS Dialogue ce Customer: We've never eaten Beijing Duck before. Can you give us a quick demonstration? Waiter:Certainly. First, take a pancake out of the bamboo steamer with your chopsticks. ©: They're quite sticky. W-Let me do that for you. There you go. GC: Thanks. Now what? \V. Take a few pieces of the duck and dip it in the plum sauce. Like this? W: That’s fine. Take as much or as little as you like © And then? W: And then you can add some spring onions. © OK. Now what? Wrap your pancake up like this. ©: That’s a little tricky W: You’ll get the hang of it. ©. There, I did it! Well done. Now you can eat it. Enjoy! a fe = BAAR OE a AL EA, A A A RAR AR a IE — FB? SR. HA, ARFARE PARE REM. HEAR 6 BRAMMER FABRA. Wit, RAFT? PLAMALHHELB-T, kA? EM, MSR Y RADAR, JR? PRG ABA TV a — Be) WT, RAR? BEACH. AA ARI, HANS FBS 1H. AE, BRAT. AREA, DAMMIT LT. MIRE Ae, Zn EntneZnenZ0er “Ble=) French Cuisine ik tal 3 Words & Expressions | cheese /tfizz/ 48% até /'partei/ Al ttt béchamel sauce 4 3 3] roux /ru:/ i i #8 foie gras it terrine /te'risn/ Ad ae OI. frog’s legs #2 AR omelette /‘omlit/ #3 pain au chocolat 35 #77 sous chef &i SP pastry chef #4516 France /frans/ 5] game /geim/ FoR escargot /eske:'gpu/ /0484> truffle /'trafl/ #3675 % A ragout /'reegu:/ 43 be A croissant /ierwe:'son/ fio g % ‘| Usefut Sentences French cuisine is a style of cooking derived from France. There are many regional variants to French cuisine. Cheese and wine play a major role in French food. French cuisine has evolved extensively over the years. French cuisine varies according to the season. In the summer, fresh fruit and salads are eaten. In the fall and winter, different kinds of game is eaten. At the end of summer, mushrooms become an important ingredient. Eggs are often eaten as omelettes. paté is a popular French starter. Foie gras is also a very popular dish. Béchamel sauce is used with many dishes. Croissants are popular breakfast foods Pain au chocolat is a pastry filled wich chocolate. ‘The sous chef assists the head chef The pastry chef is responsible for the desserts 66 ee8e6e560 0 es @ Ss FS G8 +82 Oe Eee ee es KARL AR ARE. TELAT Boh EL. ‘Ws is AG) 5 WS Be BL PH aE Ener. RA MEBURAL ER TW RE. KRAEMER HH. BSAA Me MARAE. EVDAE TRAE HER. ZA, BRAREWH. SRS WR NCR EA PSEA DE LAR SS BK HAY TTB FF BS RGAE See AE ARAMA OW AG. FAME RH M I AR Bh. THE Fy i LEE SS EH HE i SEIN SPB BEB . ALS BK fh Sti PERL.1 =} Diatogue “1 ios 6 6 5 © Waiter: Welcome to our restaurant. A table for two? Customer: Yes, please. W- Follow me. ©:Thank you. W:Here are your menus ©: Thanks. Do you have any specials today? W: Yes, we have a lunch special, which includes three courses and a drink C:Do the three courses include dessert? W.: Yes, the three courses include an appetizer, a main course, and a dessert. ©: What kind of drink comes with the meal? W:Red wine, white wine, juice, beer or soda. ©: What appetizers can we choose from? W:Soup of the day, goat's cheese salad, or paté ©: How about for the main course? W:Ragout, salmon or steak ©: And for dessert? Ww. Chocolate truffles. fruit salad. or ice cream. — (Po ke RSI RUALT . ARALR ? WRK, Citi. Wik ARH, Coit. HAA RAH AE RB? WA, BUA RAT, 48 218 R fo HAT C ZR AHAB? Wt), SRO ANS, RRR. CoRR HALAL MBE? WARE RA. OHRB. Rit, PGA RIK. CO: BATT PARARHE Z FPR h? Wi DOA, a PMB LER A aE. C ERR? Wi KR RAL OH, Ct RE? WRB RA, KR Joi, 4 +83DeTRanRo ste a, a Di , , TL Diatogue 2 4 sn Qustomer-Excuse me, but can you tell me what foie gras is? Wailer Yes, it is one of our most famous dishes © What is it made of? W.It’s made of goose or duck. ©- Why is it special? Wilt is fattened up with white corn, which makes it tastes delicious. © Which region of France is this dish from? W From Toulouse. Gils that the same area where the famous Toulouse sausages are made? W>Why, yes it is. I've heard that some people are opposed to eating foie gras. Wes, but most French people do not see it as. a problem. Would you like to try it? © Yes, I think I will. It is a very famous French dish, after all. ' WUE ATR . Bh bik RIA RH AB? (i CRAMBRALOR, CEREH AMA? WELABNA SBA Bm, CAL RHI? WAAREBA MLO ESA Reh, BLE RRR Ce Re BT AIF HR? WAR Fe. CREBAD A REE HL? Wet, akeap. CARR BA BLT. WH, PEA SRERARERRAH A, BAR CAN, ARES, HERAEMRELHR, + 84+Words & Expressions | espresso /'espresou/ iia | pasta /'peesto/ AL lasagne /lolzenjo/ & AMP AG tiramisu /ti'rermishu/ BALK risotto /rilzotou/ 3 AA gnocchi /'nokir/ A4) £.AA antipasto /enti'pastou/ & K 4) 7 HR gelato /‘dgelotau/ %& KA) aKa Zz é) S| Italian Cuisine BAA =< Useful Sentences eh o @e6 66@ 8 8609 © © © 6608 ltalian coffee has become very popular around the world. Espresso is a very strong kind of coffee It has a lot of caffeine in it Coffee is often drunk at the end of the meal with a dessert. Cheese is an important ingredient in Italian food A basic pizza includes a crust, tomato sauce and cheese There are many different kinds of pasta to choose from Risotto is made from rice. Risotto is a difficult dish to make correctly. Gnocchi is made from potatoes. Home-made ravioli is much better than frozen store-bought ravioli Lasagne is a popular Italian dish overseas. Tiramisu is a tasty dessert. Parma ham is used with many Italian starters. Gelato is a special kind of ice cream You can dip the biscotti in your coffee Italian food derived from a special kind of cooking in Italy. cheese /tfizz/ Fa | ravioli /sravi'ouli/ & #142 calzone /leel'zoun/ (-¥ Ii 13 49%) ee | Parma ham #4 A838 BB Italy /‘itali/ &X: tortellini / ta:ta'li; cappuccino / keep" biscotto /bi': ‘skotou/ BAA MT | / BAUR :nou/ FAH aes AAMC RLS Espresso ft - FRR PK AION. ERMA SOA OE A 8 ES es AA — DiS AA BE AS AC. BEALE DE. aH ATMO. BAT EA MRA MB Wie. AAPOR AAR HIE Ta. SEA AL CABREL HE PALA a HR EL AY EA A BRE Le BENG SE AY 2 Baga. BAA Fema KRHA A SIKU a0 WEARS A RL AT LA A SEKAH AK it FA. Gelato AP TROI KE PFT FEE TE RA SHIEH BAAR BF AK A 89 — BER REA. +85eT UR ROE 50 te SP Diss 4 I Waiter Are you ready to order? Customer: Yes, I'd like to order a pizza. W:OK, which one? ©: What does a basic pizza come with? WA thin crust, tomato sauce and mozzarella ©:OK, can I add Parma ham and olives to that? W:Certainly. Black olives or green olives? C-Black olives, please. W:Would you like an appetizer? C:Yes, I think I'll have a salad. W:And what would you like to drink? ©.Do you have any house wine? W-Yes, we do. Would you like white wine or red wine? ©: White wine, please. W-And some dessert? C:V'd love some of your famous tiramisu, — (FF CRARRB? (AE Ra, ALA ANCE +f), RM — AP? ANE He PALE TE A? RGR, Sh ERATE. HES, AE FE 0 — 28 Fa 5 KB fo A? BATA, BRM R RAL? BABA AG? MA AT 8 ROY Hj 2)? Rh, EKLOPHRLAL HB? a i aia, Wt? CMR CMMI AS ORBRG atatatatnea€ + 86 +S RAARE =! Dialogue 2 Jee Customer: Excuse me, waiter! We e Ww Cc Ww Cc WwW. o2Z020 {Fe RT. RRA C Wott & ae? c Ww < e WAR AS FAB RAAT 09 EKA RR iter Yes, how can I help you? I have a few questions about the menu. ‘Yes? What is gnocchi? Gnocchi is a dumpling made from flour and potato. It’s delicious. I see. And how about the lasagna? Lasagne is a layered dish made with sheets of lasagna noodles, beef, cheese, tomato sauce and béchamel sauce. That sounds very heavy. Do you have anything lighter? You might be interested in trying our risotto. What kind do you have? Today we have mushroom risotto. ‘Thank you. | think I need a few more minutes to decide. ie: FB, MAR, BAA? KFEARRERALA MM, EKAMLAAAHA? EAUHPARRIBRAAT. Rito. CAAT, REAMPTABEAH? ER-ADKOER, ALAR GH, PARAFA, WB, ERE Fo iy 8), HAR EIRK, RAT AA ED BIL RS? CARAT MAP? W:FRRMIA BER. CM, RAR ILI ARR, + a7.5 IO ¥ Words & Expressions hot dog #44 wrap /rep/ @ corn dog 4-434 4 shakes /Jeiks/ 44-4 | English muffin 4% over hard 2 meat loaf 44% onion rings #18 waffle /'wofl/ 2A pudding /'pudig/ 47 taco /Ntarkou/ Sif KR Hh AH brownie /"brauni/ #4275 J, 2 Seth pie /pai/ i over easy Heat tater tots Fak & =" Useful Sentences @ American cuisine includes food from all over the world, @ Hot dogs and French fries are very popular at baseball games. © After 9-11, some people started calling French fries Freedom fries. @ A typical American breakfast includes pancakes with maple syrup, eggs, toast. hash browns, and sausage or bacon © You can have your eggs made over easy, sunny side up, over hard, over medium, poached, scrambled, or fried. @ Tater tots and onion rings are alternatives to French fries. @ The all-you-can-eat buffet is quite popular in America. © Meat loaf is a typical American dish: © Shakes and malts are typical ice cream desserts. @ A brownie is a chocolate dessert. +88 malt /'moilt/ de # sunny side up & fa popcorn /'papkom/ MATE z — American Cuisine / tea Caesar salad pUsti) maple syrup #48 muffin /'mafin/ #4 scramble /'skraembl/ 17 chicken strips #8 47 sundae /'sandei/ E-R freedom fries AW 3-4 America /a'merika/ % (9 sandwich /‘sendwitf/ 2936 all-you-can-eat buffet “Rise” A ane RALAASR ALR SMHAM. ERBR CREF A PE RE 9+ LE, HB AF IE BREE tea aR. — By SHS 32 Fal 4 A HE CAB Soap bR. WS. MA, ME OF PERE IR PPT VAIS 39 A HAR BL. AR, BL KM. KAR. ORM. SERA AU] A Se. TERI “REGIE” BBN SG. (9 Je i A 3 SE. WET UAE ROE A KOHL BRA BE PO TA.£OR] =" Diatogue “| ITE Customer I’d like to order the breakfast special. Waiter That comes with a muffin, toast. or English muffins. ©. What kind of muffins do you have? W. We have raspberry, chocolate chip, blueberry and lemon C-I think I'll stick with toast W- Would you like white or wheat? ©: Wheat, please. W:And how would you like your eggs? ©. Could I have them over easy, please? W. Sure. Now, what kind of meat would you like? Sausage or bacon? ©: Bacon, please W: Would you like the waffles or the pancakes? ©: The pancakes, please: W: And coffee or tea? C:A cup of coffee, please. BAER ER (OOP RAD. bh] GERARD MH. CARAT ASAT IRAP AS IE? WAAR RAH, Ba por ay CABRERA RT] HL, W: BRE HIER) A? Cob daeis. Wi BRR ZA HE? CREA RAAT 9 97 Ww C Ww AMARA, AA ERI? UBER FERRE Ch WR web SE ABE? C: RR ome + 89 +Dereon ws te S Dunge2 JIE T_T Waiter:Have you had enough time to look through your menus? Customer Yes, I think we’re ready to order. W-OK, what can I get for you? I'd like to order the chicken strip as kid’s meal W:Would you like tater tots, onion rings or French fries with that? © Tater tots, please. W:What beverage would you like? C A glass of milk, please. W Two per cent or skim? ©: Two per cent, please WOK, and for you? C.Id like order the American burger mea! W.: Would you like that with cheese? ©-Yes, please. And could you add some fried mushrooms to that, please? W-Sure. Tater tots, onion rings or French fries? ©:Onion rings, please. W-And what would you like to drink with that? C.I'd like a glass of water and a chocolate shakes. “pe GARRET? We RO, RORATARRT. e2 Wirth, RIE bt AR CMRI, BT HR. WRBRSR, FERAHH BRB AL? CAH, _ WAAR Ht A? CH WF BA HSE LR A 5? CE RLREAE , WAH, Bret a? CHREALARER, W te HBB? CAH, HELE da re de ie EH? KR, BR, FRRAAKES, BMH? ¢ eT + 90+7 th ie | Words & Expressions | curry /'kari/ #9 rice /rais/ AA basmati rice #p RK lentil /"Ientil/ + 5. lassi /"lesi/ #9 7Eah4 samosa /so'mouso/ HIE HZ fh Ak “Tandoori /,twen'duori/ JE3* KK te g Us Seful Sentences @ What kind of curries do you have? naan bread *P J& 49 mild /maild/ Reka Chicken korma is a sweet curry made with coconut milk. Madras is another type of curry ‘Tandoori vegetables are baked in an oven Roti is another type of Indian bread eoce Indian restaurants generally serve basmati rice There are many different fillings for ® naan bread Would you prefer a mild, medium or hot curry? I recommend the vegetable samosa Indian cuisine is made with pulses and lentils Chutney is often served with the appetizers, Masala ‘Tea is very soothing, This is too spicy! chutney /'t{atni/ mak coconut /'keukenat/ Ht “~* Indian Cuisine korma /'korma/ 47} 9% madras /‘maedras/ RS oe, hot /hot/ #9 medium /'mi:djam/ 4 #& #4 Masala Tea 2 fF 42% (#P RAGA) India /'indjo/ #P pulse /'pals/ 2% roti /'routi/ ¥P ALBEE Se LA TEI TAS IT) AR AP NE? FBT AS, PS On OE EF BT 18 OS) — a est PSR FE 55 — AOU, PODER RTE IE PP AR k BUR TA ALE. ED BE tHE AE FS — ep ME BE Ta EASE 8 FE — A AB ST EN BE AK. ELSE BE Aa 2 RA I HEY. PELSROR AY, PARADA PROR AINA? PETMAN ERE = HR, EDIE AREA ASA) a G8 BOB. PBR HE AATF ite. SPATE am. PART. +eLes a <2 Dialogue 1 Cee Waiter Are you ready to order? Customer. Yes, I'd like to order a curry. W.What kind of curry would you like? C.I'd like a mild curry, nothing too spicy. W:How about a korma? ©: What’s that like? W. It’s made with coconut milk, so it’s a bit sweet. © That sounds great. W: Would you like that with chicken, lamb or vegetables? © Chicken, please. Ww: Would you like to start with an appetizer? © Yes, what would you recommend? Ww. The potato samosas are quite nice. ©-OK, ll try that. w- Would you like any bread to go with your meal? © Yes, please. . a fp BRE RBG? WM AM, RAS WEA ROR AP oho 9? CRBR—B ORR, REAR. Wot TT sie 457 7 CEREAL? WEAR Bytes, AAS. CAR. WE RR AGN, ZEAE oh RT Cha ah AD WI KKERB? CR. MBA FB? WSREPRE = hi teak ear, CAF, MRA RIA, WABASH RA REG? C04, +92i = Diatogue 2 [see 6 8 8 8. stomer: Waiter! er: Yes? Can I help you? © This is too spicy. | can’t eat it. w-I'm sorry. That does look spicy. Is it what you had ordered? © Actually, I believe I had ordered a mild chicken curry. VW: That looks like a hot chicken curry. Let me take it back to the kitchen for you. ©-Would it be possible to get something else instead? w:Certainly. What would you like? © Perhaps some coconut ice cream. w. OK, consider the ice cream on the house. ©: Thanks a lot vv T’ll bring that out to you in a minute. © Great, thanks. ——=— 6 MG HY (PRT. Rea CHRP ART. BRA WARK. KA ALARIRIR, ERE A HS? CRE, RAR 4 30, 8) on, WAR AEERIRA GG AE, ROS BA. CTR RTE A 9? Wid RR. BRAHA? OR TK LARPS 5 WRF, TRIER E Re C3. WABESEPTR, CAST, iit. +93pe mnie st £ Words & Expressions taco /"terkau/ 5k dh tortilla /ta:'tile/ % A> Hh Ht chip /tfip/ Re Mexico /'meksikau/ 394 guacamole /.gwatka'maulei/ 97 34% nacho /'na:tfou/ BEAR ARR BAH margarita /imaxgo'risto/ 48 3378 S Useful Sentences The enchiladas are on special tonight. The tacos are really good. Are they hard or soft tacos? Would you like a starter? Til have the nachos. What does that come with? eoeoeos It comes with guacamole, salsa- peppers and cheese. T'll have two margaritas. nachos and two o°o So that’s hard tacos, margaritas? What jis the sauce on this chicken? ‘That's how they have it in Mexico. ‘Those are tortilla chips. You can dip them in the salsa and the sour cream, Have you ever been to Mexico? Have you tried any Mexican drinks? 194+ “Mexican Cuisine soft-shell 4 6 #5 maize /meiz/ BR pepper /'pepa/ 39 Hi} sour cream B45 18 quesadilla / kcisa'di enchilada /:ent{i!la:do/ RAR PY 4 BR BE hard-shell 4 465 corn /kom/ & tequila /ta'kilo/ 2 214 salsa /‘sailso/ $3 / i RRO | B| ASMA TE ES REL IB FORAGE ARG SG EO. SE Ae AB BAKO? UE EIT RG? BORNE HG PERE OK ABT Att Ame? APRLBRH. PPR. MRA hte. a A. FBR AL BENS AB. SAF BAR OK FAP ES A ATED ROP Lim RAT HK? SOAR ft TT a ABH AE BY BL OHEIT AT A Le FE A ALTA hE BO, PAIL A HAS? PRET AIT EF ANS?SaaS | 4 =f Dialogue 1 j Waiter Hi, what can I get you? Customer:Do you have any specials on? W:The enchiladas are on special tonight. ©-Oh, I don’t like them. W:The tacos are realty good. © Are they hard or soft tacos? W-We have both. I like the hard tacos. ©-OK, I'll try them. W:OK, Would you like a starter? © Yes. I'll have the nachos. What does that come with? Wit comes with guacamole, salsa, peppers and cheese. C:That’s fine. Ww: What can I get you to drink? © What do you recommend? WJ always get a margarita. They're tasty. ©.OK, I'll have two margaritas. WT’ be right back with your drinks - ae PA ABI, Bie RAZ 987 Wits ARAN AA ERB? WA HE GH EH A BOR A eu Cy HARB, Fe WEA BBE Pa, | © : a CARA RB 1 BR HOG? WwW C MA, RRR, Wites, FH RERG? CAR, RACE TRARY. RIL At? WTRARARRE, FOR. APF BL, CF, WAL BH ZB 45? CMA AT VA HB? WAR BG, TEER. He. RRR A. WAR ERASE SIER, +95 +Daeraatim oi 502 a = Dialogue 2 2 Customer. I have some questions about my food. Waiter OK, I'll do my best to answer them. © What is the sauce on this chicken? W. It’s a chocolate sauce. C.It’s not sweet it’s spicy. Ww: Yes, that’s how they have it in Mexico. C:It’s very nice. And what are these called? ‘Those are tortilla chips. You can dip them in the salsa and the sour cream. How interesting. Have you ever been to Mexico? Yes, | grew up there. Do you like the food? Yes, we do. Have you tried any Mexican drinks? No, what is the most famous drink? It’s tequila. It’s very strong but it’s good. Would you like to try some? OK, bring me two glasses of tequila. T'll go and get them now. Zaz0f0f08 a (FRAMLAAM, XERHR, (pest, RRS, . am kak eb AEA 2 @Q RGRNE. TERL HH, BRM, A. KAZ MM ARS EUR. Q Q Bre, MOH? ELLLABEURA, STARE DR ta ib, RAM, RYERSS Hy? LEH, RAMEKK, MERU Ra? 24, RBs, at Bay spay shah? RA, ERERALMKARZ? RALELE, BAKO R, 8H He, ROLE. RD LEEPER. ZnZnensneznZznen +96 +PF ss tal HK side dishes # © Korean barbeque # #4 barley /"baili/ * de ferment /'fament/ oF ° eeeea ese eoooagoooeod A Us ‘seful Sentences Welcome to Mr Kim's World of Korean Barbeque. We'd like a plate of beef for the barbeque. Would you like some side dishes as well? Our kimchi is world famous. You should also get some bulgogi Bring us a bottle of your finest soju. Can 1 get you some water as well? I think this food is old. Let me taste it This is kimchi a famous food from Korea. It’s spicy fermented cabbage. ‘The wheat noodles are delicious. You should eat them with chopsticks. Have you tried the rice wine? T'll be right back with your food. kimchi /'kimtJi:/ #9 @% rice wine KiB Korea /ko'rio/ * i cold noodle 4 ii =" Korean Cuisine bulgogi $5 545 wheat noodles + 4 i soju #9 33 WDB Se FA: HOHE AS BA» Pe Ske HER . EE ABK— SEG? Fe RS, PRE CHEE EBA SRL PRATT BS HE FBR RA KIB? FAITE RIE. Rak. UL . HIBS HK. ERM ORR OF, FRM, . WRAP Fie. (pees RS? RG EKO ROH LK. +97.(esReR Oe SOte =" Dialogue “1 ey Waiter Welcome to Mr Kim's World of Korean Barbeque. What can I get you? Customer: We'd like a plate of beef for the barbeque. WOK, would you like some side dishes as well? ©: Yes. Let me see. We simply must have some kimchi W.A fine choice. Our kimchi is world famous. ‘You should also get some bulgogi. ©. OK. Can we have some coid noodles as well? W Of course, Can I get you something to drink? ©. 1 think we'll have some bariey tea. W-OK. Would you like any alcoholic drinks? © What have you got? W. We have beer and soju © Bring us a bottle of your finest soju. W OK, Can I get you some water as well? cls it free? W: Yes. ©: OK then. ' {5 6 tA B) BE HOR EE RAE AE A AE? eG RARE aE A WFFH, MBAS BOR? Catt, AA. Se WHEE. MING BRERM ZS, thi wi c a MATT ARR SILA GH? w ERB AIL OH? CRBMTRRARE. WiFi, BARBARA? c Ww c ARIAT IFA? BAA FIA OIA PA AAG TS RAF Witt, RARER AKG? CRA HB? WwW: AREF, +98 +RaRL SY Dinwger 2 eit EIS Custemer: Waiter! I think this food is old. Waiter: Let me taste it. No, it’s fine. This is kimchi a famous food from Korea. CG. What's in it? W. It’s spicy fermented cabbage. C:Oh, OK. I'll eat it then. Wels the rest of your meal OK? G: Yes, the wheat noodles are delicious. W:Good. You should eat them with chopsticks. It will bring you a long life. ©:T’m not very good at using chopsticks but I’ll try. W- Have you tried the rice wine? ©.No, not yet. VW Drink it with the kimchi, it gocs together. ©-Oh yes, that’s lovely. W. You've finished your rice, would you like some more? © Yes, please. Bring me some more bulgogi as well. W:OK, Pll be right back with your food. ' WE MAR, RMA MR, (SA ERES, RAN, HHH. RAHAAR, HORAZHR. C: 2H 4? W: CRARGORABTR, Ck, He, R-BEEBN, FHI? RA, RAM ARATE AHT, BARAK, CRABABEPRKAH, REKEMRF, PRATURR, BAGG? Ay RACH. RGB TLS Ar 8 OH, Rh, LE, RH. Meri T Ri, BRARAT AB? Ath, ARR DRM HH), —RikleLMeEFAR, Znfnéntoeoe + 99+S ‘v Thai Cuisine FA 4g be 3K Words & Expressions _ green curry 4 @ sori jasmine rice RA] HAR fish sauce & # spice /spais/ ## red curry £27 =~ Useful Sentences ce o eo 9 e ® ooo @eeo0 So you've never eaten Thai food before? Can you help me erder? Do you like spicy food? Thailand is famous for its curry. You should try a green chicken curry, and everybody likes that V'll try a red beef curry as well Is there anything else I should try? If [like it'll come back next week and eat again What do you recommend? ‘The hot and sour soup is worth trying What are the salads like? ‘This one has fish sauce, lime juice and spices. Should 1 order some sticky rice? I'll have a bow! of pad Thai noodles. Can you bring me some Thai beer? + 100 + lemon grass #ARE pad Thai noodles 4A fork and spoon 2 4a Thailand /'taileend/ $3 lime juice ae Heit sticky rice 46% hot and sour soup a sR iH JS eT BUR LA OSA BEM EAS Ba SEM 9 ‘ARETE RR FUG? AR AENE, PREIS? RAMS WRK AR EIS AMIE, KAABZ NE. REBT -T1 64+ A, REA SUR WK th SE? URREK, RP ARSE. PERERA A? BRAEBES. URE A HH? RAAAR, RA LAEN. RK SKS? RAR D. URES RS He Aeax! © Dialogue “1 aS So you've never eaten Thai food before? No, but I’ve seen it on TV and it looks great. Can you help me order? W: It would be my pleasure. Do you like spicy food? ©: Yes, I do. W: Good, a lot of the food is quite spicy. Thailand is famous for its curry. Cils it like Indian food? W:The curry is different from Indian curry. You should try a green chicken curry, and everybody likes that ©-OK, I'll try a red beef curry as well. W: You'll need some rice. Does jasmine rice sound nice? ©: Yes, that sounds good. Is there anything else I should try? W. Yes, but I think you have enough for now. You'll have to come back if you want to try the other dishes. G-If I like it, I'll come back next week and eat again. _— - (oh AR ea ARR bit BEG? WA GRA, RRRAGMERAM, ALAR, HEAR ARG? WARRE. Bak rE HHH? CAM, Bvt, Witt, RS KAPHA, HGS. CARE RE RR? W: RB th ook fo ep AO AR. Hk LR Cat, RAL ee Eb A oe, BRERKR, RAFREAZH? CORR R ARG, RA KR IRR ED? WiRM, CRABEAW CARB TY, wR Sew RTP KR FR. Cite RR Ek we Rags, FA ab Ret, EG Awe, KRM. + 101+Teen oia ste & : ¢ =f Dialogue 2 eA Customer:I’m back. Last week’s meal was lovely Waiter: Yes, I remember you. Do you want to try more? SSR FEE ©: Yes, what do you recommend? W Well, the hot and sour soup is worth trying. C.OK, Ill give ita try, What are the salads like? W:This one has fist sauce, lime juice and spi s. Would you like to try it? ©: Yes, why not. Should J order some sticky rice? W.- You could, or you could order a bowl of pad Thai noodles. They’re quite popular. C:OK, [ trust you. I'll have a bowl of pad Thai noodles as well. W:Good. So you want the hot and sour soup, the salad and a bowl of pad Thai noodles. [ think you'll really enjoy your meal. CT think it’s as good as last week. Can you bring me some Thai beer? Ww: Yes, I’ll go and get that for you. CRRA, ERM RAPHE. FRG, MRE. BHASEEH? Comb, MATAR A 009 Dy WAR REE, nea) CH, RES, PREAH? NQ WABI, aR AeA, ie seB? Ss ASS CSP, ALR RB? WTR, RAL TAR RRA, CHR. Cat, AME, RRRRAIO. Ww A ARMA BIRIA, I 4, RRA, RAE-RERERE eRH. CRAB fo LG. ESKER AD IG? Wit, KZLHFSE, + 102+aoe ees Japanese Cuisine 7 OF yok a aa [Words & Expressions | Japan /dga'peen/ 8 A raw fish & & roe /rou/ #4 seafood /'sitfud/ 9# fish eggs &-F saki /'saki/ ARB @ aL Us ‘Seful Sentences o e 8 9 6 @ € Do you need help ordering? Is the food here good? It’s great food at great prices. I'm going to have the sushi and some miso soup. Shall I bring you some wasabi as well? What else do you want? T'll have some sashimi and some teriyake chicken, ‘That's a good choice Do you have sake? ) Do you want a bottle or a glass? So tell me about the food here. We eat a lot of fresh fish and short-grain rice. Have you ever tried it? Do you want to try some? Taste this Do you like it? sushi /‘sufis/ AF short-grain rice #242 teriyaki /iteriljocki/ oc R64 wasabi /'wasabi/ #4RA miso soup "* "it seaweed /'siswisd/ 48 if £ oH JJ Je GEICO? SEES? WEA. REBAR. ERBER AAR? FEM AIEEE HA? RE fe A — ET HERG FAB aS. OSTA KES? UAH HP? BRIM RR. RUE TFS BAEK, ARLATI RE LIS? se aa PRR? +103Deerrshatiam cris so tat 4 < Diatogue “| ji ie SIE Waiter: Welcome to Super ‘Top Number One Restaurant. Do you need help ordering? Customer-No, I lived in Japan a few years ago. Is the food good here? W:Oh, yes. It’s great food at great prices. OK. I'm going to have the sushi and some miso soup. OK, shail 1 bring you some wasabi as well? Yes, please do. Iwill. What else do you want? Vil have some sashimi and some teriyake chicken. ‘That’s a pood choice. Do you have saki? Of course we do. Do you want a bottle or a glass? Bring me a bottle and I'll take it home. Certainly. Is that all? C.That’s all for now. W.OK, I'll be right back with the saki. fotototaia — {FE ABRARAR- PET, MERE S RY? (RM, ROLF WTAE ACES, MRR? WSR. RAR. CORRS. RADAR AE] fe — Seok A WHF, ERBEE—LEFAB? CA. Wir Beh, Hem GEREH A? CRAG EE Hy fo Bo Be a He, W: AR A. CApik AB ARIS? W: SRA. ER—-MIER—H? CBRE, MI ORLPAEE, Wilt, HTH? CRALBET. WH, REEPRBRA, + 104+BARE 7 lp CY Dialogue 2 JJG Customer: So tell me about the food here Waiter-Japanese food is the best food in the world. It’s very healthy. C.That’s good to know. W. We cat a lot of fresh fish and short-grain rice, C:T heard you eat raw fish, is that true? W: Yes it is. Have you ever tried it? C:Na, should 1? W:Oh, yes. PU bring you some roe. ©: What's that? W:lt’s raw fish eggs. It’s delicious. C:OK, I'll try it. Do you eat seaweed as well? W: Yes, in sushi. Do you want to try some? ©: Yes, I will. W:OK, here you are. Taste this. Do you like it? C: Yes, it’s quite nice. But ] don’t think it’s the best food in the world. W: We'll have to agree to disagree. C:No, the customer is always right. . ea LG AR RH HL Ree, {WS PARLE RE RMT. Ea aA. C.T MF RAH W APLAR FAH, BABB, CM REMAVE EB, BH? Wk, Bu wt S? CA, RRBES 2 Wik, Bh, ROE HG Hp, CBR A? 1 ARAL SEAN, HPht RG? Wietit, AAS, SRSA? CAF, RRO W:dhth, HE, Beep, Bakh? Cobh, EL, PRAAAALAERLAT ME, WAS BRAS VE, COR, MESA Hg BO sani Chinese Breakfast ap Words & Expressions eos ae China /'tfaino/ steamed bread 1 3 steamed bun # porridge /'porids/ soy milk 45 tea /tir/ pickled vegetables #8 % salted duck eggs dig sweetened milk 24445 congee /'kkondsi:/ rice cake 4% fried noodles 8% rice noodles 4 s 01) Useful Sentences J ee @ What can I get you for breakfast? Hie Ne (TA? @ don’t know much about Chinese breakfast. RAPA T MPM SE, met Ate? What's good? Have you eaten dim sum? 1 also recommend the steamed buns. What are those people eating? e@oo0 They're eating salted duck eggs and pickled vegetables. Do you want some? T'll have some tea and some sweetened ee milk Do you think that will be enough? If you are still hungry you can always order some more. I want to order breakfast. Shall I get fried noodles, rice noodles or rice cakes? The fried noodles are the best in China. Have you tried our congee? eee Do you want a bowl? + 106 ELOY? RCRA. BBA TEEPE A? ‘PATHE TENS, BOS EAS SRR? RO BREA ME. PRED ABH EE TG? SORE RAR, SILA FER — He. BALE. RATLLEERDIA HARE KO? esp ey i ake T phe 2 BAT EIS? KAN?eee I 4% =< Dialogue 1 SO Waiter:Good Morning. What can I get you for breakfast? Customer:I don’t know much about Chinese breakfasts. What’s good? W It’s all good. Chinese food is the best food in the world. Have you eaten dim sum? C.J haven’t but I’ll try some. W:Good. I also recommend the steamed buns. ©:OK. What are those people eating? W:They’re eating salted duck eggs and pickled vegetables. Do you want some? ©:Yes, it looks really nice. Wilt is. Can I get you a drink as well? ©-Yes, I'll have some tea and some sweetened milk. W-OK. Anything else? ©:Do you think that will be enough? Wt should be. If you are still hungry you can always order some more. _— A PEM, PREAH AR? [A RAAT AP OSPR, HP 2 be Witt Rb, PRR ERA, kebit, CRIES EOD, KBAR A A 47) AEA POEM A? HALLE RG BAR, HBR 4, ALAM. > TR. BALMER ILB 42 ty RB Rh both ht, BHT, Ht 05 72 ARE FF SE AB 7? LKB T, toR-SU RR I, TAA. RE. ZnFzentneznEen +107 +DT epRO B50 te OR = Dialogue 2 J Customer I want to order breakfast. Vater OK, what do you want? ©. Let me see. Shall I get fried noodles, rice noodles or rice cakes? W The fried noodles are the best in China. C-OK, I'll have a bowl of fried noodles. | also want some steamed bread. Ww OK. Have you tried our congee? © No, what is it? W. it’s a type of porridge made from rice. Do you want a bowl? © Not today, I really want some omelettes. W OK, we can make you omelettes. Do you want a drink? © Yes, briag me some soy milk. W OK, anything else? ©.No, that’s all. Now be quick, I’m so hungry that I might eat you! oa [A RAR RIP (HO, AB RH A? CORMA. RTARIYB. KOR RBG? WAP AY OA RL Ct, MRA. REBRLK. Wks, Hee et RAM HH? CORR, RAH? WiERAKAEK HHH, RR BG? C:FRFRT, RORABR-ERE, WH, RATES EMME, MR Ae? C2. BAPE BS Wik 8), 809927 CART, Rize, HA, RAT. RADAT. + 108 +i F4 eae Words & Expressions | : whole wheat #& cereal /'sirial/ 24 hash browns $4 | bagel /'beigal/ Wea | jelly /dseli/ Rak | yogurt /'joget/ at44 waffles # AEP fruit /frut/ AR 2 S = oL Useful Sentences oe e Hi, what do you want for breakfast? I’m going to have the steak and eggs with pancakes and bacon. My wife wants a bagel with cream cheese, a bowl of muesli, some whole wheat toast with jam and a muffin. OK, and for your children? Do you want a plain omelette? So that’s a plain omelette, some ham and some white toast with jelly? Actually, I've changed my mind T still want the toast, but I don’t want the omelette and ham Tl have a bowl of muesli instead white /wait/ & 4 oatmeal /‘autmi:l/ Aa H cream cheese ih Fa jam /dgem/ 2% _~ American Breakfast toast /toust/ #3) muffin /'mafin/ 24 steak and eggs 414 fost Se honey /‘hani/ #9 fried eggs ae muesli /'rjucli/ asta | JR DS) pe, ATA? PAB PAPAS EAS OFA A. RAAB PROT MY OF PE TTS, — HS SR ie Sak BA HAE. HH, BMBP MA? ARAB ET BUR AT EG? IRA St HA — +P RR AN AN AR — ek itl — He Jn AREA Et RE, REAATER. BUTI ee a], (LAR SE A ay. PRE PMT MR + 109 +Deere so % a Diatogue “1 J6 Je EL Je Waiter Hi, what do you want for breakfast? Customer:I’m going to have the steak and eggs with pancakes and bacon. WOK. O:My wife wants a bagel with cream cheese, a bowl of museli, some whole wheat toast with jam and a muffin. W-OK, and for your children? ©The boy will have cereal, fried eggs, waffles and hash browns. WGot it, and for your daughter? C:She’ll have a bowl of oatmeal with honey and some yogurt with fruit. \W-What kind of fruit would she like? ©:Do you have bananas? W-Yes, we have bananas. ©-OK, give her bananas. W/o you want drinks? © Coffee for my wife and I and milk for the kids. ———— Fe , HOP RB LH AR? DA BARR OY AEH Ho thy BC BA Fo W565, CRARABR— Hy KH th FB DEH, Be AR, LA do RO kets ett Witt, BO RFE AR? CORILF CREB EK RRA BH WOT, BIL? CHER RAE R 5 RAH Pee RRS, Wid Ek MAAR? CARA ERS? i WAR. Ct, hha HRP, Wii Rha? CA ARAAG ME, BREN RAH “110+C < SRSSE “fy = Dialogue 2 mo RRS Customer: Waiter. I need some breakfast Waiter: You've come to the right place. c OFZOSZ0SOZOZOE I really want an omelette with some ham. Do you have that? Yes, we do. Do you want a plain omelette? Yes. I also want some white toast with jelly. So that’s a plain omelette, some ham and some white toast with jelly? Actually, I’ve changed my mind. So you don’t want that? I still want the toast, but I don’t want the omelette and ham. Do you want something else? Do you have muesli? Yes, we do. I'll have a bow! of muesli instead. So you want a bowl of muesli and some white toast with jelly? Yes, that’s right. (0 REA, RBRPB. AMET Rab T KBR AA MR — He KAR. HATA? WH, EREMAHMED? RH, KREBBLA RAH Axes], PRR — PARRA, — ae KR Ae LIF Ao Roh 4 & ok 3] 2 r W C FFE, RKZET. Ww ARERR AT? BM RLoL A], ORBLM AD KMT. ¢ W: BES eH aH? Wi AAA A est $2 IRE AR BA HST RAE WW ABR RG — BA tS AP RAE AY — 2b mo Roky A ob 8), saeWords & Expressions | fine wine Lj #34 cheap wine 42.2 #) 2)24 red /red/ #@, cheers /tfiaz/ -F 48 pinot grigio HBF toast /toust/ FF house wine J 74 spritzer /'spritsa/ 435 champagne /faem'pein/ 44% chardonnay / fo:de'nei/ THAR A cabernet /"kecbone/ #34 (—#+ér ij 316) (ora ay Usefut Sentences @ [hear you have fine wines. @ {can’t decide between a merlot and a pinot grigio. What do you suggest? We have very good chardonnay at the moment. The merlot would be my choice but it’s oo up to you. What else could I have? I don't like white wine very much. It’s « 2002 vintage and it’s very good Bring me a bottle and make sure it’s chilled It should only be served at room temperature, Can I get you something to drink? Do you have rose wine? We only have red or white wine. Can you bring a bottle of house wine as well? | want to make a toast, 112+ vintage /'vintids/ ir rose wine MSs) a} 2 chilled /tfild/ 2 64 room temperature ‘i merlot /ma'lou/ 3% é A £0 Hj 3 75 shiraz /Jie'ra:z/ $437 #4 218 (A bee Ay AAG. BORA MMAR PO, RA Ait WH Uti thei? EL TRATIAT bE OR, RAB RA TA WI. BO AoE. PREM BI? RAK A WEE JE 2002 £5) RET, CRE Ra SR. SE OK. EID RHE TLR AE RABE AHN? PsA EL EST FRAT i Fi A A. PG RSH? RAE BLT.weal S Datogue J SS a a Qustomer:I hear you have fine wines. Is this true? Waiter: Sir. we have fine wine. cheap wine and everything in between. ©:Good, I can’t decide between a merlot and a pinot grigio. What do you suggest? W: The merlot would be my choice but it’s up to you. ©: What else could I have? W:We have a very good chardonnay at the moment C:I don’t like white wine very much. W.- How about a shiraz cabernet? It’s a red wine. G:Tell me more. Welt’s a 2002 vintage and it’s very good. C: I'll try it. Bring me a bottle and make sure it’s chilled. W: Chilled? It should only be served at room temperature. C:OK, you know best. W-1'N briag it over to you. C: Thanks, I'll be waiting. po Se RFRA A LE OS i A RH 47 (FAO, AMARHLF OHA, LAREN HR. CRAP PEAS A AEA IB. CH. ARMREST W: RAR TAREE AR RB DA Rb HS? RNA WALSH PRA RFATP HERE HAG. SEMA ANEAH? CRA, HSPBA—F. EFF 2002, wR. RESIS, BRAM, — SBA. RAR? IRAE E IRAE HE, AHIR T RB bE PR. it, RPA a eS, BIER REF. HERBAL » RBA A CARR. 92920208080Dereon ote ae Diatogue 2. Waiter Can I get you something to drink? Customer: Yes, I] want some wine. Do you have rose wine? W-No, we only have red or white wine. ©-Oh, rose wine is my favourite and today is my birthday. W. Why don’t you have some champagne? C:lt’s too expensive. W: Fair enough. Do you want red or white? ©-1'll have a white wine spritzer. W-OK. T’ll go and get you one. ©:Can you bring a bottle of house wine as well? I want to make a toast. W:L will do. Can I get you anything else? :No, that will be all. W-OK. Wait there and I’ll go and get your drinks. FRED RIL ZB 5H? 3, RAR HAG, nA HS? WiRA, RAR AEH A fo HALT COR, MAH RPHRRREKH, SRAAMET, WAZ ABER? CORET. Wik LZ, HAR UALR HA? CRAG HAA. Wat, RELEBE, CM LER RHE BC? BBR WHF), BM ARR 2G? C:KST. HR Width, AF, RHEBE HB, nes_ Vegetarian Cuisine _# | Words & Expressions pulse /pals/ @& 344% — Tentil /'lentil/ ds vegan /'virgon/ Hi aE “tofu am fish /fif/ & dairy /‘deari/ 444] a | | veggie burger #4438 — meat /mist/ A grain /grein/ 44 seed /sid/ AF nat /nat/ SR bean /bim/ & animal product & * # | ay | Useful Sentences Jee eee of @ I'ma vegan so I don't cat meat or animal RET RHMKRS, RALAAR products. Pate @ Do you have anything on the menul can 34 TRAGER I? eat? © ['m sure we have some vegan dishes. RAE RNRARKM. @ What about the tofu dishes? GB ROR EAR? © They don’t have meat, and they will be HGRA A. SheBias suitable, @ Can | eat the bean salad? Rhee, GARY hay @ Do you eat dairy products? Aine Tol OG? © | asually eat grains, pulses, seeds. RAMA. BK, PF. HRA, vegetables and nuts. © 1'll go and ask the chef. RAL [Al GH, @ What are the vegetarian options? FRAME HA? ® Do you eat fish and eggs? S502 fA NAG? @® Anything on the fish mem will be fine. 7Ef 263841 LAVSABRAAT. ® You could have the veggie burger. UPL VANE HVAT LB. @® [think I'll have some fish after all. PAGE ALM fA, +15 +DeremieRo este LA “PO = Dialogue “1 id . Ss 6 Customer I’m a vegan so I don’t eat meat or animal products. Do you have anything on the menu I can eat? Wailer I’m sure we have some vegan dishes. Let me think. -What about the tofu dishes? W-Yes, they don’t have meat, and they will be suitable ©-Can I eat the bean salad? W Yes, that just has lentils and vegetables in it ©. What else could I have? W-Do you eat dairy products? ©-No, I don’t. They come from animals. W.-Oh, you're right. What do you normally eat? © Lusually eat grains, pulses, seeds, vegetables and nuts. W Does it get boring? ©.No, not at all. Do you have anything else I could eat? W-YIl go and ask the chef. ' (1A REAPBMERE, PORRCA HRS, RRL AME ROO? (Pi BARA ROR, HDB. CAMKRHREAH? WHAT, MEGRAN, EMPMWMES, CRM GAA YI? Wit, MEGRA) MARR, Co fil 095 AAR HEME HH? W thet aa oh? COR Ey AAR hb 4 6. Wok. tftst. BRE—Meet x CORP CBM, BR. OT, RRPOER Ws ARR Bae? c wW ARBAB IRIE A IR HEL 95? a A.a “AL Dialogue 2 tor What can I get you? Customer What are the vegetarian options? v Do you eat fish and eggs? © Yes, Ido. W. There are many things you can have. Anything on the fish menu will be fine. I had fish earlier. What else is there? Ww. You could have the egg salad or an omelette © What about the sandwiches? \W. You can have the cheese sandwich or the egg sandwich. ©: Do you have any hot sandwiches? W-No, only cold sandwiches. You could have the veggie burger. Is it any good? w. It’s not great but it’s better than a cheese sandwich. ©. 1 think I’ll have some fish after all WV. Good choice. yr RRB EE EAA? 2 W: rt, & fo Hy? CARRE. W RAS SHLM, AGARP LM RATA, CPRELM RR CACHE OT, BAH? WT LEE ih RT RAH ME, c a LA? Wi BT CH AA RA ES et Ae WR, RASHLWB. HTACEBRE, Ck MPL? HALA AAPL, re Sea CABRERG BE, W: SAG a5 iE! = U7~ McDonald’s 4 Bx 4% “Words & Expressions | a. jl big mac BAH fillet-o-fish 4 & French fries 4 thick milk shake 54 chicken nuggets 743% cheese burger # ERE | ketchup /'ketfap/ ##-47 barbeque sauce #4 ice cream cone Hak 3H | orange juice #£i+ double cheese burger MH ERE quarter-pounder 09 4} — ix 4 =a Useful Sentences @ Welcome to McDonald's. @ Va like a burger please. © We have a regular hamburger, a cheese- burger, @ double cheese burger, a quarter- pounder, a big mac, a fillet-o-fish or a chicken burger. Pil try a big mac. Would you like a meal? What drink would you like, coke, diet coke, sprite or fanta? @ Would you like a super-size meal? © I'd like 12 chicken nuggets with some barbeque sauce. © What flavor are the shakes? ® [want a cheeseburger happy meal and some spicy chicken wings. @ It'll be five minutes for the chicken wings. ® Here’s your food and the chicken wings will be ready soon. ® Shall 1 bring them to your table? eoo 118 + Ji T_T ID DRAG. RENE. RTH OM, SEM. WM BEL, WAZ BRR, BK GH. AFANA MAW, BOR -THEM. ERE? PASTA? FR. RAR, BEI A? PEEKS NEE? ULE 12 PGA. Oy EAT A BREN? REE-TALMBALARARE A — BG. SOSH EA RAM REM AD, OS tT. BRIO EMSAM £037g@ =e Diatogue =f a Sener. Welcome to McDonald’s. What can I get you? Customer: I'd like a burger please. S. Which burger do you want? G What do you have? S We have a regular hamburger. a cheese burger. a double cheeseburger, a quarter-pounder, a big mac, a fillet-o-fish or a chicken burger. © Which is the best? S:J like big macs. © OK, I'll try a big mac. ‘ould you like a meal? What’s in a meal? You get the burger and french fries and a drink. OK, i'll have a meal. What drink would you like, coke, diet coke, sprite or fanta? > Coke, please. S: Would you like a super-size meal? © No, the regular size will be fine. s 2On0 KBRMASH. KALA GBH A? RBEPLE, SAAR CAMA B2 SAUNA RE, S4RE,RAEERB, OHPLZ-BRE EB AB, REGRA BARE, CRA? SMEKE AH, CHF, RA-SERH, S: BRE-REEB? CREA LEH A? SARE, FREAKH. C8, RR-DER. SMH ket, TR, AAMT AR, SMEAR? C: The, SA REMAF HERG? CORAL, RAR T 119+Dera so 2a SQ & =f Dialogue Dy jie Se J EE I'd like 12 chicken nuggets with some barbeque sauce. ver Do you want a meal? No, but I will have a drink. What do you have? 20 You can have coke, diet coke, sprite, fanta, orange juice, coffee, milk or a thick milk shake. What flavor are the shakes? Chocolate, strawberry and vanilla. V'll have a chocolate shake. OK, anything else? ° ou Yes, I want a cheeseburger happy meal and some spicy chicken wings. OK, it'll be five minutes for the chicken wings. oon Q That's OK, [can wait. I’ll have an ice-cream cone as well. S:OK, here’s your food and the chicken wings will be ready soon. Shall I bring them to your table? Yes, please. — ORE ARAB 12 ANH So — AS FR Dh Ae AB ak Ah ARB? CART, BARBER RMKA, HAH RA? SAUNA TR, AM TR. GB. BIR, RIT. om, AA. CAR ZRH? SM LAMY, LBM THES. CRRA RADE. Sifah, He RRB? CR, RBK-PZEREAG RAR RF — AR, SAP A, SBA AP RT. CAT, RTRE-B, KBR MAE SAH, RRA, DME LM. RACAL S S| AHER bY? CaF. 120+s & a} eh wee Words & Expressions baked chicken #24 chicken burger 1 8 i24& breast /brest/ #4 Ail mashed potatoes + 2.7%. buffet /bu'fei/ aia thigh /eai/ XFS wing /win/ 38 g Useful Sentences @ Would you like baked chicken or fried chicken? @ We also have chicken strips and chicken nuggets. @ We have ketchup, barbeque sauce and mayonnaise. @ Would you prefer a thigh, leg. or a breast? © Ud like some spicy chicken wings, please. © The meal comes with mashed potatoes, corn and cole slaw. @ The biscuits come with butter: @ Is the cole slaw home made? © The buffet is open from 12 a.m. -2 p.m. and from 4 p.m.-7 p.m. Colonel Sanders was a real person. fried chicken * *8 cole slaw #6. tdi Colonel Sanders Rit HLH corn /kom/ BA =, S" Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC) chicken strips #447 leg /leg/ Av spicy chicken 9k 3h biscuit //biskit/ 4 SE IE ABLE ERIE IERS. RATA MAB, RNKAGHH. HAMAR. PRE AGRA ERASE AL BSHE A? REE LGM. RPERKL GR, EKAMARY TN, BET IA SH. BORUTLE A tae? ARIA APE 12 ABIES 2 Ry Fr 4 ERE RH LET AMARA. sare