ClassX Video Lessons Youtube Channel Smile and Learn English RESTAURANT Vocabulary for Kids ???????????????? Compilation
Hello friends! Today, we’re going on a fun trip to a restaurant to learn some new words. Are you ready to explore restaurant vocabulary? Let’s get started!
When you make a reservation, you ask the restaurant to save a table for you on a special day and time. This way, you won’t have to wait long. Can you say it with me? Reservation.
Waiters and waitresses are the friendly people who bring us the food and drinks we order. For example, you might say, “A bottle of water, please.” Let’s say it together: Waiter.
The menu is a list of all the yummy food you can choose from at the restaurant. Sometimes it’s hard to pick just one thing! Repeat after me: Menu.
When you order, you tell the waiter what food you want from the menu. For instance, “I’ll order pizza.” Let’s say it together: Order.
When waiters serve food, they bring it to your table or put it on your plate. Can you say it with me? Serve.
A drink is something you sip with your meal, like water or juice. Drinks are usually served in a glass. Repeat after me: Drink.
A cook is the person who makes the delicious food in the restaurant. It smells so good! Let’s say it together: Cook.
Let’s remember what we’ve learned:
Thank you for joining us at the restaurant. We had so much fun! See you next time to learn more restaurant words. Bye-bye!
Hello again, friends! We’re back at the restaurant to learn even more words. Let’s go!
Starters are small dishes we eat before the main meal. They’re usually light, and sometimes we share them with friends. Can you say it with me? Starter.
The main course is the biggest dish, like fish or meat. Let’s say it together: Main Course.
Dessert is the sweet treat we have at the end of the meal. It’s many people’s favorite part! What’s your favorite dessert? Repeat after me: Dessert.
When you’re done eating, you ask for the check. It’s a list of what you ate and how much it costs. Can you say it with me? Check.
We pay for our meal before we leave the restaurant. Let’s say it together: Pay.
A tip is a little extra money we give to the waiter to say thank you for their help. Repeat after me: Tip.
Takeout is food you order at a restaurant and take home or to a picnic. Can you say it with me? Takeout.
Let’s remember the new words we’ve learned:
Thank you for joining us at the restaurant again. We had a blast! See you next time! We’ve learned so much today. Did you know there are many more videos? Imagine how much you could learn! Subscribe to the Smile and Learn educational channel to learn and have fun at the same time.
Role-Playing Restaurant: Gather some friends or family members and set up a pretend restaurant at home. Take turns being the waiter, cook, and customer. Use the words you’ve learned like “menu,” “order,” and “serve.” Ask someone to make a reservation and practice taking orders. This will help you remember the new words and understand how a restaurant works.
Menu Creation: Create your own menu using paper and crayons. Think of your favorite foods and drinks, and draw them on your menu. Include a starter, main course, dessert, and drinks. Share your menu with a friend or family member and ask them to “order” from it. This activity will help you learn how to organize and present information like a real restaurant menu.
Observation Walk: Next time you visit a real restaurant, pay attention to how things work. Can you spot the waiter, the menu, and the cook? Notice how people order and how the food is served. After your visit, talk about what you observed with a friend or family member. This will help you connect the words you’ve learned to real-life experiences.
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Hello friends! Today we are going to visit a restaurant to learn some new words. Are you ready to learn restaurant vocabulary? Let’s go!
**Reservation**: Making a reservation in a restaurant means asking to reserve a table for a specific day and time. If you reserve a table, you won’t have to wait for a long time. Repeat after me: reservation.
**Waiter**: Waiters and waitresses are the people who serve us the food and drinks we order. For example, “A bottle of water, please.” Repeat after me: waiter.
**Menu**: On the menu, we can see all the food we can order at the restaurant. Sometimes it’s very difficult to choose just one. Repeat after me: menu.
**Order**: When you make an order, you tell the waiter what food you want from the menu. For example, “I’ll order pizza.” Repeat after me: order.
**Serve**: Waiters serve food when they bring it to the table or put it on our plate. Repeat after me: serve.
**Drink**: A drink is a liquid that we have with our food. You usually serve drinks in a glass, like water or juice. Repeat after me: drink.
**Cook**: A cook is the person who prepares the food for the people in the restaurant. It smells great! Repeat after me: cook.
Let’s review what you’ve learned:
– Reservation
– Waiter
– Menu
– Order
– Serve
– Drink
– Cook
Thank you very much for welcoming us into your restaurant. We loved it! See you next time to learn more restaurant vocabulary. Bye-bye!
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Hello friends! Today we’re going back to the restaurant. Are you ready to learn more vocabulary? Let’s go!
**Starter**: Starters are the smaller dishes that we have before the main course. They’re usually lighter, and sometimes people at the table share them. Repeat after me: starter.
**Main Course**: The main course is usually the biggest dish, like fish or meat. Repeat after me: main course.
**Dessert**: Dessert is the best part of the meal for some people. It’s usually sweet and is always the last course. What’s your favorite dessert? Repeat after me: dessert.
**Check**: You ask for the check when you have finished eating. It is the receipt that includes the list of what we have eaten with its price. Repeat after me: check.
**Pay**: We have to pay for what we eat before we leave the restaurant. Repeat after me: pay.
**Tip**: A tip is a small amount of money that customers can leave for the waiters to say thank you for their service. Repeat after me: tip.
**Takeout**: Takeout is food that you can order at a restaurant and take with you to eat somewhere else, like at home or a picnic. Repeat after me: takeout.
Let’s review the new words we’ve learned about the restaurant:
– Starter
– Main Course
– Dessert
– Check
– Pay
– Tip
– Takeout
Thank you very much for welcoming us into your restaurant. We loved it! See you next time! We’ve learned so much in just one video. Did you know there are many more videos? Imagine how much you could learn! Subscribe to the Smile and Learn educational channel to learn and have fun at the same time.
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