30-Days Slow English — Day 8: At the Restaurant 🍽️
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Published Sep 24, 2026, 7:54 PM · 2w ago
English Life Story
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Description
Practice English with Sarah in Day 8 of our 30 Days English Practice series!
In this lesson from English Life Story, Sarah helps you practice useful English sentences for ordering food and drinks at a restaurant. The lesson uses simple, clear, and natural English for beginners.
You will learn how to ask for a table, order food and drinks, ask about ingredients, request extra items, talk about delicious food, ask for the bill, and pay at a restaurant.
Practice useful sentences such as:
“A table for two, please.”
“Could I see the menu, please?”
“I’d like a glass of water, please.”
“I’m ready to order.”
“I’d like the grilled chicken, please.”
“What is in this dish?”
“Does this dish have nuts?”
“Could I have some extra napkins, please?”
“This food is delicious.”
“Could we have the bill, please?”
“Can I pay by card, please?”
“Thank you very much.”
Sarah explains each phrase slowly and clearly so you can listen, repeat, and improve your English speaking and listening skills.
This lesson is perfect for:
English beginners
A1 and A2 English learners
English speaking practice
English listening practice
Restaurant English
Food and drink vocabulary
English conversation practice
Everyday English
Travel English
Real-life English conversations
Listen to Sarah, repeat the sentences, and practice speaking out loud.
Keep practicing a little every day, and your English will become more natural and confident.
What is your favorite food to order at a restaurant? Write your answer in English in the comments!#EnglishSpeakingPractice
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- Sep 24, 2026, 7:54 PM
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