In today’s post, we teach a series of words and phrases to practice everything you learned in your Spanish courses in Spain. It is very important to be able to speak in public without fear of failure and practice and practice Spanish at any time will help you in your learning.
Go to lunch or dinner at a restaurant is very common in your stay in Spain, so knowing the words and phrases used in a restaurant is critical. Here are the most necessary for a good meal in Spain:
General vocabulary
Ingredients: ingredientes Waiter / Waitress : camarero/ camarera
To order: pedir Meal: comida
Starters: entrantes Main course: plato principal
Set menu: menú del día Dish: plato
Dish of the day: plato del día Beer: cerveza
Water: agua House wine: vino de la casa
Meat: carne Fish: pescado
Dessert: postre Cutlery: Cubiertos
Spoon: cuchara Fork: tenedor
Knife: Cuchillo Napkin: servilleta
Drinks: bebidas Tip: propina
Toilet: aseo Price: precio
Salt: sal Vinegar: vinagre
Sugar: azúcar Pepper: pimienta
Olive oil: aceite de oliva Butter: mantequilla
Mayonnaise: mayonesa Bread: pan
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Expressions to ask at the restaurant
I would like to make a reservation for this evening: Me gustaría hacer una reserva para esta noche
To make a reservation for six people: Hacer una reserva para seis personas
Do you have a table for six people? : ¿Tienes una mesa para seis personas?
I would like a table near the windows: Quisiera una mesa cerca de la ventana
Can I see a menu, please?: ¿Puedo ver el menú, por favor?)
What’s today’s special?: ¿Cuál es el plato especial de hoy?
Can you bring me…please?: ¿Me puede traer…por favor?
I would like…: Me gustaría…
Do you have a vegetarian menu?: ¿Tiene un menú vegetariano?
What’s for dessert?: ¿Qué hay de postre?
The bill/check, please: La cuenta, por favor
Is the tip incluyed?: ¿Está incluida la propina?
Can I pay by card?: ¿Puedo pagar con tarjeta?
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Other expressions at the restaurant
Enjoy your meal!
¡Buen provecho!
What do you recommend?
¿Qué me recomienda?
Excuse me waiter!
¡Disculpe camarero!
Thanks, that was delicious
Gracias, estaba delicioso
Can we pay separately?
¿Podemos pagar por separado?
A cup of coffee, please
Una taza de café, por favor
Do you have a dessert list?
¿Tiene carta de postres?
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We hope our list will help you to improve your vocabulary during your stay to learn Spanish in Spain. And remember that you can not miss our next class of practical vocabulary.
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