Ch 9 · Lesson 18

At the table

Enough to get fed, get watered and get the bill without pointing.

Why these go together

, is the one people want on day one and cannot have, because sits at rank nine hundred and something. Waiting until now means you can also say on its own, or ask someone else for it, which a memorised phrase never lets you do.

  • , .

    The bill, please.

  • .

    I am hungry.

  • .

    It is delicious.

    Literally: it is very rich

  • , .

    Water for me.

  • .

    Let us eat.

  • Âż ?

    What do you recommend?

Matching

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Match each phrase to what it means.

Fill in the blank

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Put the missing word back.

  1. La , por favor. (The bill, please.)

  2. Tengo . (I am hungry.)

  3. Está muy . (It is delicious.)

  4. Para mĂ­, . (Water for me.)

  5. Vamos a . (Let us eat.)

  6. ¿Qué me ? (What do you recommend?)

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