How to Order Food in Spanish (Ordering a Meal at a Restaurant)
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- Опубліковано 14 чер 2024
- Learn how to order food in Spanish at a real restaurant in Mexico. In this episode, we sit down for a tasty meal in Colima, Mexico.
Learn about how to greet your waiter, order food and drinks for yourself and others, what to say if you don't understand something, table vocabulary, ask if something is spicy, and ask for the check.
Join us as we teach you important vocabulary and phrases for ordering a meal in Spanish.
Looking for more? Expand your culinary vocabulary and gain confidence by visiting our complete guide here: spanishandgo.com/learn/how-to.... 🌮🥂
Table of Contents:
0:00 - How to Order Food in Spanish
0:49 - Greetings
1:27 - Drinks Vocabulary
1:52 - If you can’t understand
2:05 - Jim Ordering Drinks
2:36 - Ordering for Someone Else
2:54 - If You Are Not Ready to Order
3:39 - Table Vocabulary
4:00 - May Ordering Food
4:49 - Would That Be All?
5:23 - Is It Spicy?
5:56 - Anything else?
6:12 - Ask for the Check
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I am native Spanish speaker but here I am learning how to order food in Spanish, WTF 😂😂😂😆
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tico1983 youre not a native from spain
Charlie Coder In English, “Native Spanish speaker” doesn’t mean you’re from Spain. It means Spanish is your mother tongue. I’m a native English speaker, but I’m not from England. -Jim
@@funlanguages7922 who said I was from Spain? Is like if I was saying I am a native French speaker that doesn't means I am french. Also people from spain are not called Spanish but Spaniards just saying.
Hahaha, the same as me 😂😂
I like how everything was so polite and patient..
I taught conversational Spanish for four years to homeschool high school students. I took them to a Mexican restaurant here in California and everyone had to speak Spanish order the food in Spanish, pay speaking to the waitresses in Spanish etc. I’d go through the items too and have then tell me what it was in Spanish. Excellent way for kids to learn the language.
Great idea
That’s so cool! I wish my teacher had done something like that when I took Spanish!!
As a Mexican Spanish teacher this video was a Godsend! Thank you so much for a great video. It will be so useful for my class (I really wanted a video recorded in Mexico!). Thank you so so much.
If some of the translations were not backwards it would be great
So happy with this. It took me ages to find a good video on how to order food.
¡Gracias Jo! We're glad you found it useful. Much more to come. 😄
Watching this on my way to go to a restaurant 😂
buen suerte, lo necesitas
It would be helpful to show how to resolve conflicts, like the food is too salty, too spicy or just tastes bad, when you didn’t order a dish, bill charges. A follow up lesson should cover those cases.
Thanks so much, Manuel!
These are all great ideas! We'll keep them in mind for future videos. :)
¡Un saludo!
-May
Con ese nombre manual, yo me imagino que ya sabés decir todo eso 😂😂jaja chiste amigo solo estoy molestando
if you arent a local spanish speaker with the local places accent complaining about the food is a sure way to have real problems with annoyed staff! Comes la comida con demasiado sal y lo te gustas
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I'm a native speaker of Spanish, I just found your channel, it's so great, I'm practicing my English accent
That’s fantastic! We’re glad to hear that. Thanks for watching! Saludos. -Jim
I've been learning Spanish in Barcelona, Spain for the last six months and people here use a different vocabulary when ordering food i.e. me gustaria..., querría..., voy a tomar...., me pones..., algo más?..., ya esta? and so on. It is fascinating to see how it differs from one country to another.
Joshkun Tepeli thanks for that. Have a Spain trip on the books.
I live in Mexico and we say "Me gustaria...." and "Voy a tomar...."
I have not used "Te encargo..." but will add it to my vocabulary. Thanks for that!
Si. Hay demasiadas expresiones utilizadas dependiendo del país. En mi caso yo diría :, quiero... Es más corto.
La cosa que aprendí en Ecuador 🇻🇪 es "de llegar", meaning carry out. So, maybe you can put that into use by asking, "¿Tiene comida de llegar?" At least, that's what I asked to find out if I could order food to go.
Joshkun Tepeli are u still in Spain 🇪🇸
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I studied at Colima University and I love all the hidden gems you show on your videos. Plus, I can show your lessons to my husband so that he can learn Spanish and see how picturesque this town is.
This was really good! I was able to understand your accents in Spanish so well! I’m improving 😱😊
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Super helpful! We're going to have to get practising 😄 Thanks for sending the video through to us guys!!
Thanks guys! Glad you found it useful! ☺
Don't forget to use the index to jump right to the part you want to practice. We also have subtitles available in Spanish and English. Check out the blog post that goes along with this video here: spanishandgo.com/learn/how-to-order-food-in-spanish Thanks for watching!
It's funny for me to be watching this video, you know? I'm a native spanish speaker, and... Hearing how other people learn spanish is weird, because i see a lack in clearness and in forms, or words that aren't used at all. I guess i look that dumb to that Cambridge whatever guy that came last class yo be an example or something (?
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Do you have some constructive advise and examples?
This is very helpful - I like the words spelled out in the video and the verbal Spanish and English translations - this is the best way to learn Spanish and shown with common activities like ordering food at a restaurant. Gracias
I hear “rico” a lot more often than “delicioso”
I do too. _Rico_ more commonly used in Mexico especially. Thanks for watching! -Jim
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¡riquísimo!
Las mejores lecciones de espanola de todos los tiempos. Muy claro y facil de entender.
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Ly Nguyen thank you for watching! So glad to hear that it’s been helpful for you. Much more to come soon! ¡Saludos! -Jim
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5:59 you can see the man feeding his daughter in the background for the same bite for 10 seconds lol
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Thank you for watching! We appreciate the feedback. That’s great! Guadalajara is only a few hours from where we recorded this. Much more to come soon! ¡Saludos! ☺️ -Jim
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Awesome! Have fun! Where are you going to in Spain? Thanks for watching! -Jim
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Thanks so much for your support! We have much more to come in this format. In the meantime, you can see all of our other videos in this style here: ua-cam.com/video/8E0XIF2uJCQ/v-deo.html
We truly appreciate the kind words and look forward to helping you improve your Spanish more with real world practical lessons. ¡Un saludo desde Puerto Rico! -Jim
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Thanks, Nguyen! We are working on more videos like this one right now. Stay tuned! Un saludo. -Jim
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I can’t get over how the direct translation of ‘te encargo’ is ‘I order you’. I found people in Mexico also say “me regalas un/una… por favor” for napkins etc. It feels better to me.
Yeah, I hear you. Not everyone likes it in Mexico either, but it doesn’t sound rude or demanding at all to most Mexicans. As with most things in language, tone and context are important. For example, in English and in Spanish, there are contexts where saying “give me….” when ordering are perfectly acceptable, even though it sounds quite demanding at face value.
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Thank you showing me how to order food in Spanish.
Thanks for watching! Let us know if there’s another type of video you’d like us to make to help you learn Spanish. Un saludo. -Jim
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