カフェでコーヒ―をテイクアウトしてみよう

Ordering a cup of coffee to go

あなたは、テイクアウトでコーヒーを注文しています。

テイクアウトのコーヒーを注文するついでに、店員さんとのちょっとした会話も楽しんでみましょう。

Are you ready to order?

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Are you ready to order?

Yes, I will have a iced coffee.

自然な表現

Yes, I will have an iced coffee.

1) If the noun starts with a vowel sound (a, e, i, o, u), then we use "an". If it doesn't, we use "a". That's why we say "an apple, an axe, an eraser" but "a desk, a coffee, a paper".

Sure, coming right up. What size do you want your ice coffee in? Extra-large, large, medium, or small?

Thank you--thank you Extra-large,please.

自然な表現

Thank you . Extra-large, please.

1) We do not need to repeat this.
2) If we use a big letter to capitalize something, it means it is either an official name or the start of a sentence.
3) We need to make sure to always put a space after a comma or full stop, and not before.

Got it. That will be $8.90. We are very busy now and understaffed, sp please be patient with us. Thank you.

This store Crowded Popular.

自然な表現

This store is crowded and popular.

1) A sentence must always have a verb.
2) We do not need to capitalize these words, as they are not official names or the start of sentences.

Yeah. We are located close to two international universities and office buildings too. So it can get crazy in here. Please bear with us. Take a seat, please.

You work hard. I respect that.
Good coffee.
Thank you for everything.

自然な表現

You work hard. I respect that.
You make good coffee.
Thank you for everything.

1) We need to avoid 'fragmentation'. That means that we need to make full sentences all the same. A sentence needs a subject, a verb, and an object. Here, the object is "good coffee".

カフェでコーヒ―をテイクアウトしてみよう

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