(使える英語) 食事とテーブルマナーの英語(英語クラブ富山)


 英語サークル富山, 富山英会話クラブ

English Laboratory, Research Institute, Japan (上埜英語研究室)
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How to Order Food in a U.S. Restaurant | English Conversation Practice 8.51

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I6lArkT15l8 2018/08/05 に公開

 

In this lesson, you will learn how to order in a restaurant. This English language lesson will help students role play a useful conversation between a server, also known as a waiter or waitress, who works in a restaurant and a customer.

By watching and practicing the phrases, expressions and questions used in this English language learning lesson, students will develop the skills and confidence to communicate in English while traveling or living in English speaking countries.

Some key expressions used in this lesson are:
How many people are in your party?
Are you ready to order?
Can I have a few more minutes? I'm not ready to order.
Have you decided on your order?
What's the special today?
Do you have any specials today?
Yes, I'll have the daily special.
Does the meal come with anything else?
Yes, it comes with a side dish.
Yes, it comes with two side dishes.
You can choose between a baked potato and fries.
Would you like anything to drink? Anything to drink?
Could I have some water, please?
Bottled water or tap?
I'll have an iced tea.
Do you have unsweetened iced tea?
Do you have any soft drinks?
I'll have a coke.
What kind of dressing would you like on your salad?
We have Ranch, Vinaigrette, French, Italian, Blue Cheese, Thousand Island, and Caesar's.
Could I have the dressing on the side?
I'll be right back with your drinks.
I'll have a sirloin steak.
I'll have a ribeye steak.
How would you like that cooked?
Ways we can order beef...
rare, medium rare, medium, medium well, well done

An entree has the same meaning as a main dish.

Did you leave any room for dessert?
No, thank you. I'm full.
Well, what desserts do you have?

Pie a la mode and carrot cake are both popular desserts in the U.S.

Would you like any coffee or tea with your dessert?

 

Excuse me, could we have the check, please?
Here you are.
Thank you.

Please come again.
Thank you. It was delicious.
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 



 

 

 

Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner  
                


Typical English Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner!
(4.05 min.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uwUcoe_-GWg  2014/06/07 に公開
I hope you enjoy and learned something new!

 

Three Healthy Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner (7.43 min.)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cH7o4u2TyVE  2012/08/15 に公開

Hey guys! This video is for those of you who want to learn how to eat healthy on a daily basis. I started with dinner, then I go to me making breakfast and lunch the next day! I hope this helps those of you who have been struggling with ideas! For those of you who are taking your health extremely serious, Chicken breast and brown rice would be the better option for you, unfortunately all I had was thighs and white rice! Lol!

 

Traditional English Food & What to Eat in England (8.38min.)

What to Eat While Abroad シーズン 1 • エピソード 26

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NnxVi4ealms  2018/07/07 に公開

Heading to England & Not Sure What to Eat? Well to be honest there are quite a few tasty food options for the weary traveler when they head to Jolly Ole England. From the traditional Fish & Chips you find at your local Chippy to scones and crumpits at high tea, there are so many things you can enjoy when you visit England. The country will entice your taste buds whether you like an Indian curry, a jacket potato, or just an old fashioned pie. What to eat when you visit England. Filmed in London, England; Copyright Mark Wolters 2018

 

NIGHT TIME ROUTINE OF A MOM 2018// MOMMY &TODDLER + COOK DINNER WITH ME // BEAUTY AND THE BEASTONS

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XAqDt5deBzs (11.07 min.) 2018/04/09 に公開

CLICK HERE TO TRY HOME CHEF: https://bit.ly/2pBgKAC USE CODE: TIFFANIB30 FOR $30 OFF YOUR FIRST ORDER! Night time routine of mom + two toddlers along with a little Cajun shrimp tacos cook with me! I hope you all enjoy our night time routine! Please don't forget to subscribe and give this video a thumbs up!

 フランス料理、テーブル・マナー

ナイフとフォークの使い方

https://www.best-manner.com/tableManners/french/junban.html

フレンチ・フランス料理では、コース料理の際に料理が出される順番が決まっています。前菜、スープ、主菜魚・肉、デザートなど、フレンチのコース料理の構成やメニューを頭に入れておきましょう。例えばフレンチのフルコースでは、魚料理のことをポワソンまたはポアソン、肉料理をヴィヤンドまたはヴィアンドと言います。ここでは洋食・西洋料理の代表格であるフランス料理のフルコースの一般的なメニューと順番を紹介します。

1. フランス料理 コース料理の順番は?
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 フランス料理 メニュー名と内容は?
3.
 ナイフとフォークの使い方・順番は?

 Table Manners - Ultimate How-To Guide To Proper Dining Etiquette For Adults & Children (18.35 min.)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SQvV4SNeH-U   2018/02/09 に公開
Table manners are actually something your parents taught you but are actually far more important as an adult.
First of all, your table manners speak volumes about your refinement and it's often interpreted as a sign of character. It's not at all about being snobby or showing off but much rather show respect, your host and your dining partners will greatly appreciate your manners.
It's very important to keep in mind, proper table manners always help you and never hurt you. The good thing is they can be learned and its never too late to do so.
So what are table manners? I suggest you turn your cell phone ringer off when you enter someone else's home and put your phone in your pocket when you're with the guests. Don't leave your phone on the table because you are much more likely to pick it up and look at it which is impolite in the presence of other people.
If the table is all set, you don't just walk in and sit down. Wait to be seated or wait for the queue of the host, or if they sit, you can sit as well.
Ideally, want to sit up straight but comfortably, don't slouch, or cross your arms, or sit as you would on your couch while watching a football game.
Don't expect to sit next to your partner and follow the lead of the hosts. Traditionally, couples were always mixed up to sit with different people.
If there's a napkin on the plate or next to a plate, put it on your lap right away. If the host or hostess wants to say grace, accept the gesture for what it is and move along.
Two, let's take a look at the place setting. In the Western world, an informal place will always have at least a plate, a knife, and a fork. If dessert will be served, you'll find either a little fork or a spoon on the top side of the plate. If soup is served or anything else that requires a spoon, you will also have a spoon. On the top right of the plate, you'll likely find a water glass which is always filled and a wine glass which is empty, to begin with. Sometimes you also find beer glasses; if you prefer that, if that's what's served with a meal. If you see little plate with an extra knife on a top left to your plate, that's for bread and butter. When you're done with the course, you place the fork and a knife at a four to five o'clock angle that means you're done.
Three, now it's time to serve the food. Most informal dinners are family-style meaning there are bowls or platters where food is served from. For formal dinners, courses are usually plated but we talk about the intricacies of that in our formal dining etiquette video here.
With bowls and anything at the table, the cardinal rule is, don't reach over anybody else and don't touch them. To start, pass the bowl around the table from the left to the right when you get the bowl you hold it and you serve yourself then you pass it on to your neighbor on the right. Always use the serving utensils and never your silverware that's on your place setting. Of course, if the host or hostess has a different idea, go with what they do.
Four, finally it's time to eat. You should only start eating when everyone else has been served and a host or hostess starts to take their fork and take the lead. It is very impolite and sometimes even rude to just dig into your plate of food while the others are still empty-handed.