Restaurant

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Description

• Restaurant (el restaurante)
• Helpful verbs and expressions
• Grammar Point: Negation

Restaurant (el restaurante)

English	Images	Spanish	Listen and Repeat	Write (r = response; f = first letter)
a table		una mesa		?
a chair		una silla		?
the bathroom		el baño		?
the wine		el vino		?
the bread		el pan		?
a reservation		una reservación		?
a waiter		un camarero, una camarera		?
a glass of water		un vaso de agua		?
a table for four		una mesa para cuatro personas		?
please		por favor		?
thank you		gracias		?
delicious		delicioso		?
the nuts		las nueces		?
a tip	a tip	una propina		?
a salad		una ensalada		?
the bill		la factura		?
the chicken		el pollo		?
the shrimp		los camarones		?
the fish		el pescado		?
the beef		la carne de res		?
the pork		la carne de cerdo		?
an egg		un huevo		?
the salt		la sal		?
the pepper	Photo credit: Wooden Earth Ltd.	la pimienta		?
spicy		picante		?
coffee		el café		?
tea		el té		?
dessert		el postre		?
an appetizer		una tapa		?
breakfast		el desayuno		?
lunch		el almuerzo (la comida)		?
supper		la cena		?
the food		la comida		?
I am hungry		tengo hambre		?
I am thirsty		tengo sed		?
I would like to order		Quiero pedir		?
a plate		un plato		?
a fork		un tenedor		?
a spoon		una cuchara		?
a knife		un cuchillo		?
vegetarian		vegetariano		?
gluten-free		sin gluten		?

Helpful verbs and expressions

Verbs: comer ("to eat"), beber ("to drink"), gustar a ("to like"), demasiado ("too much/many"), suficiente ("enough"), ser alérgico a ("to be allergic to"), e.g.:

comer

Comí demasiadas tapas = "I ate too many appetizers"

beber

Es importante beber mucha agua = "You need to drink enough water"

gustar a

Me gusta el café = "I like coffee"

ser alérgico/a a

Soy alérgica a las nueces = "I am allerigic to nuts"

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Grammar Point: Negation

Negative sentences are formed by placing the word no before the verb, e.g.: No quiero comer ("I don't want to eat"). The word nada means "nothing", the word nadie means "no one". You can learn more about negation here.

Exercises

Give the English equivalent:

Give the Spanish equivalent:

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1. I don't want to order anything.

2. I think that the eggs are too spicy.

3. My mother doesn't like dessert.

4. The food should arrive soon.

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