TOP 5 mistakes when ordering in a restaurant. Free English lesson. Englischkurs

Are you ready for your next business lunch or dinner? Are you ready for your next holiday abroad?
Here are typical mistakes that German speakers make, when ordering in a restaurant. If you are with a business partner or client, it looks better if you don't make these mistakes. Watch the video and see how you can avoid these mistakes.
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[@Samshaira]

2 und 5 kannte ich noch nicht. Besten Dank für die Erklärung! :-D

[@fallenark]

+Samshaira You're welcome. I'm happy you learned something new.

[@angeld5634]

Thank you for mentioning fishes. I have always wondered if fish has a plural form. Now I know. Thanks

[@fallenark]

Hey, no problem at all. You're welcome. I'm happy that you now that know. If you have other ideas for video topics, just let me know.

[@MuchMoreThanKayleigh]

great videos - that's just right for me :O)

[@fallenark]

Thanks a lot. I'm glad you found the video useful. Hope you enjoy the other videos.

[@masterofwords40]

Hey Neil! I like your videos a lot. I just wanted to comment that in addition to what you recommend saying for the last sentence (I invite you.), you may also say something like: My treat. or Don't worry, my treat (today). Something along those line with 'treat.'

[@fallenark]

Hi masterofwords40. Exactly, "Its my treat." or similar would also be correct. Thanks a lot for watching and commenting.

[@Albin90210]

Why "I'll have..."? Is "I would .." also ok?

[@twattythirky]

flesh being the stuff between the skin and the bone is the same in german, flesh and fleisch have the same meaning, it's just to say that the English say meat for food instead of flesh

[@fallenark]

Thanks for that, twattythirky :-) Yes, it's true.

[@Thaifun61]

Thank you very much for this helpful video. There is one question left. What I have to say when i want the cocktail list/card?

[@donovandownes5064]

Just ask for the cocktail menu. maybe say something like "could we have the cocktail menu?" although I'm not too sure what a cocktail menu is.
Since I'm learning German, I know how difficult it is to learn another language. If you have any other questions, feel free to ask!

[@fallenark]

Thaifun61 Thanks for your feedback. I'm glad the video is helpful for you. You would normally ask for a wine list e.g. "Could I have the wine list?" and perhaps a cocktail menu, as random canadian writes below. Sorry for the late reply by the way. I've been very busy. Thanks again for watching the video.

[@fallenark]

random canadian I guess it's not so typical, but a cocktail menu is like a wine list, a list of the cocktails a bar or restaurant may serve. Thanks a lot for answering Thaifun 61's question. Hope your German classes are going well.

[@Thaifun61]

Thank you very much.

[@makimilo7361]

Kann man auch sagen " I dont eat any meat " ?? Thank you :D

[@fallenark]

+smoothie nEw1999 Hey, thanks for the question. Sorry for taking a few days to answer. Yes, it's also possible to say that. Maybe in a situation like this: e.g A: Do you eat meat? B: I sometimes eat meat, but I prefer fish. A: I don't eat any meat. (or I never eat meat). Hope this helps.