社員食堂で昼食を注文してみよう

Buying lunch at a company's cafeteria
会社のカフェテリアで昼食を注文しているところです。
仕事がすごく忙しくても、あなたの脳や身体は栄養と休息が必要です。会社のカフェテリアで過ごす30分が午後の仕事で役に立つでしょう。
What would you like to order?
 
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What would you like to order?

May I have a A lunch, please.

自然な表現

May I have an A lunch, please?

1. Use the determiner "an" instead of "a" when the following word begins with a vowel sound.
2. Always put a question mark at the end of a question.
Of course! What would you like today? Today, we have grilled chicken with rice, a vegetarian pasta, and a spicy beef sandwich.

A spicy beef sandwich, please. I really big fun of this.

自然な表現

A spicy beef sandwich, please. I am a really big fan of this.

1. Use the verb "am" to say something about yourself, to show a permanent or temporary quality, state, job, etc.
2. Use the determiner "a" to say what type of person someone is.
3. Spelling correction.
That is a great choice! Would you like to add a dessert or a drink? We have fruit salad and chocolate cake.

Umm, I like both of them, but I need to lose my weight. I'don't choose today. Thanks.

自然な表現

Umm, I like both of them, but I need to lose    weight. I won't choose either today. Thanks.

1. Eliminate redundancy by removing this part of the sentence.
2. Rephrased this part of the sentence to make the sentence flow idiomatic. "either" is defined as - both.
Excellent choice! Your sandwich will be right out. Will there be anything else I can get for you today?

I want another salads,please.

自然な表現

I want another salad, please.

1. Here is an alternative expression. "would like".
2. Use singular nouns with "another".
Sure. I'll get the salad for you right away. The total cost is 800 yen. Are you paying in cash or by card?

By cash,because I can easily count how much money I spent everyday.

自然な表現

By cash, because I can easily count how much money I spend every day.

1. Always put a space between a comma [as well as a period, question mark, exclamation mark, colon, and semicolon] and the following word.
2. Use the present simple tense to refer to a general truth.
3. "Everyday" is an adjective that means commonplace or happening every day. The correct expression to use here is "every day" which is an adverbial phrase that means each day or daily. It could be replaced with each day or all days.
  • gluten(グルテン)
  • discount(割引)
  • special(特別な)
  • ingredient(栄養、成分)
  • spicy(辛い、香ばしい)
  • rare(珍しい、〔肉などが〕レアの、生焼けの)
  • unsalted(無塩の)
  • unseasoned(薬味を入れてない、調味していない)
  • flavor(味)
  • bland(味が薄い)
  • When it's winter, a favorite comfort food of mine is a bowl of hot, spicy chili.(冬になると、私のお気に入りのコンフォートフードは、ホットでスパイシーなチリです。)
  • I have a sensitive stomach, so I can only have unflavored tea.(私は胃が弱いので、(砂糖やミルクなど)何も入れていない紅茶しか飲めません。)
  • Is this cereal gluten-free?(このシリアルはグルテンフリーですか?)
  • What are the ingredients of this stew?(このシチューはどんな材料が使われていますか?)
  • Do you have any unsalted peanuts?(無塩ピーナッツはありますか?)
  • This soup tastes amazing.(このスープの味は最高です。)
  • What's your "special of the day"?(本日のスペシャルメニューは何ですか?)
  • Can I get an employee discount?(職員割引は使えますか?)
  • This soup is rather bland.(このスープはどちらかというとあっさりしている。)
  • I'd like to try the vegetarian chili.(ベジタリアン用のチリを試してみたいです。)

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