Sind Sie bereit zu bestellen?
Are you ready to order?
In this lesson you will learn to order food, ask for the bill and pay.
Lektion 12Listen to the complete conversation and follow the translation.



Learn each expression as a complete block.
Are you ready to order?
Yes. I'll have the soup and the chicken.
Would you like something to drink?
A mineral water, please.
Coming right up.
Thank you.
Ich nehme die Suppe: the verb nehmen, to take or to have, is the most used to choose a dish, something like 'I'll go with soup'.
Ich nehme die Suppe: the verb nehmen, to take or to have, is the most used to choose a dish, something like 'I'll go with soup'.
Keep the German visible while you listen to the explanation.
Ich nehme die Suppe: the verb nehmen, to take or to have, is the most used to choose a dish, something like 'I'll go with soup'.
Die Rechnung, bitte is how you ask for the bill. Rechnung means bill or invoice. Memorize both end-of-meal phrases together: Die Rechnung, bitte and Zahlen, bitte.
Zahlen, bitte means 'I want to pay'. Zahlen is the verb to pay, said here in the infinitive as a quick formula.
Now the end of the meal: the waiter asks if you liked it and you ask for the bill.
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