Eating Out

Spanish: Edexcel IGCSE, topic 2.2.5

Comer Fuera - Eating Out

Key vocab

Key vocab

  • El plato principal - main course.
  • Un camarero - a waiter.
  • Dígame - tell me.
  • Una mesa - a table.
  • Reservar - to reserve.
  • ¿Qué quieres? - what do you want?
  • Un primer plato, una entrada - starter.
  • La cuenta - bill.
  • El postre - dessert.
Un restaurante

Un restaurante

  • Voy a reservar una mesa para el sábado.
  • I am going to book a table for Saturday.
  • El camarero fue muy maleducado ayer.
  • The waiter was very rude last night.
  • Quiero ir a un restaurante la semana que viene.
  • I want to eat at a restaurant next week.
¿Qué quieres?

¿Qué quieres?

  • ¿Dígame?
  • Can I take your order? (In Spain the waiters only say 'tell me').
  • Para comenzar quiero las gambas (🍤) y después la paella. Gracias.
  • To start with I want the prawns and after wards the paella. Thank you.
La comida

La comida

  • ¿Cómo estaba la comida?
  • How was your food?
  • La comida era rica, gracias.
  • The food was delicious, thank you.

Las Opiniones - Opinions

Key vocab

Key vocab

  • Caro - expensive.
  • Decepcionado, decepcionante - disappointing.
  • Fatal - bad.
  • Asqueroso/a - disgusting.
  • Malo/a - bad.
  • Horroroso/a - horrible.
Key vocab

Key vocab

  • Barato/a - cheap.
  • Bueno/a - good.
  • Estupendo/a - great.
  • Rico - delicious.
  • Maravilloso/a - marvellous.
Mi plato

Mi plato

  • Mi plato era asqueroso y caro.
  • My meal was disgusting and expensive.
  • Mi plato era maravilloso, ¡que rico!
  • My meal was marvellous, how tasty!
  • Ayer, la comida tenía un olor horroroso pero era rica.
  • Last night the food had a horrible smell but it was delicious.
La comida

La comida

  • ¿Cómo estaba la comida?
  • How was the food?
  • La comida era decepcionante y demasiado caro.
  • The food was dissapointing and too expensive.

Ser - To Be

'Ser' is one of the three verbs that are irregular in the imperfect tense. It has a completely irregular conjugation.

Era - I was, used to be

Eras - you were, used to be

Era - he/she was, used to be

Éramos - we were, used to be

Erais - you were, used to be

Eran - they were, used to be

Test yourself on Eating Out

  • What is the word for 'dessert' in Spanish?

  • ¿Qué significa 'dígame' en Ingles?

  • How do you say 'disappointing' in Spanish?

  • How do you say 'cheap' in Spanish?

  • What does 'era' NOT mean?

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