What do French waiters say?
Working as a waitress in France. Need help with phrases to ask customers, if possible!
- ‘Has anyone taken your order?’
- ‘Is everything okay/going well?’
- ‘Are you having a good evening/day?’
- ‘Have you chosen?’
- ‘Would you like something else?’
- ‘Would you like the bill?’
- ‘Of course’
- ‘I’ll be right with you’
How do you order in a restaurant in French?
To order food, you can simply use the indefinite article un (masculine) or une (feminine) + the item. You would normally add s’il vous plaît (‘please’), at the end of the sentence: Une soupe de poisson, s’il vous plaît.
What is a small French restaurant called?
Bistro. Bistros are intimate, usually family-owned restaurants that serve traditional fare and French wine.
What is the Italian word for restaurant?
Ristorante
The most common title that we see in North America is the Ristorante. As suspected, a ristorante is a restaurant – a place where meals and drinks are sold and served to customers. But traditionally a ristorante is more upmarket and formal.
How do you say restaurant in different languages?
In other languages restaurant
- Arabic: مَطْعَم
- Brazilian Portuguese: restaurante.
- Chinese: 餐馆
- Croatian: restoran.
- Czech: restaurace.
- Danish: restaurant.
- Dutch: restaurant.
- European Spanish: restaurante.
What is the French translation of at the restaurant?
The French translation for “At the restaurant (dialogue)” is Au restaurant (dialogue).
How to start a conversation with a waiter in French?
At the beginning of our French dialogue between waiter and customer, the waiter greets the customer and asks : “Avez-vous fait votre choix?” Use Up/Down Arrow keys to increase or decrease volume. This literally means “have you made your choice?” but is a way to ask “are you ready to order?”
What do you need to know about dining in France?
Knowing the terms to use in most French restaurants—and especially learning how to pronounce them correctly—is the key to ensuring that your restaurant experience is enjoyable and that you receive the food you want. Understanding what your waiter is asking you or what the menu says—from Qu’est- ce que je vous sers?
What does the word entree mean in French?
In French, the word “entrée” means “starter”, a different meaning than in U.S English – where it usually designates a main course. As he addresses the customer, the waiter uses the construct “que souhaitez-vous en …” (what would you like for…),…