Unit 5, Lesson 2 Vocab. Restaurant dishes Food preparation Setting the table Dessert places Phrases used in restaurants.

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1 Unit 5, Lesson 2 Vocab. Restaurant dishes Food preparation Setting the table Dessert places Phrases used in restaurants

2 Los platos del restaurante Restaurant Dishes The broth

3 Los platos del restaurante Restaurant Dishes The pork chop

4 Los platos del restaurante Restaurant Dishes The appetizer

5 Los platos del restaurante Restaurant Dishes The spaghetti

6 Los platos del restaurante Restaurant Dishes The grilled steak

7 Los platos del restaurante Restaurant Dishes The custard (flan)

8 Los platos del restaurante Restaurant Dishes The (cold) tomato soup

9 Los platos del restaurante Restaurant Dishes The paella (meal from Spain with rice and seafood or chicken/sausage)

10 Los platos del restaurante Restaurant Dishes The vegetarian dish

11 Los platos del restaurante Restaurant Dishes The roasted chicken

12 Los platos del restaurante Restaurant Dishes The chocolate cake

13 Los platos del restaurante Restaurant Dishes The tea

14 Los platos del restaurante Restaurant Dishes The specialty

15 La preparación de comida Food preparation Beaten

16 La preparación de comida Food preparation Cooked

17 La preparación de comida Food preparation Raw

18 La preparación de comida Food preparation Fried

19 La preparación de comida Food preparation Boiled

20 La preparación de comida Food preparation Mixed

21 Poner la mesa To set the table The spoon

22 Poner la mesa To set the table The knife

23 Poner la mesa To set the table The fork

24 Poner la mesa To set the table The plate/dish

25 Poner la mesa To set the table The glass

26 Poner la mesa To set the table The napkin

27 El postre The dessert The ice cream shop

28 El postre The dessert The pastry shop/ bakery

29 El restaurante The restaurant What is the house specialty?

30 El restaurante The restaurant The waiter

31 El restaurante The restaurant The waitress

32 El restaurante The restaurant Can you bring me…?

33 El restaurante The restaurant And to eat/drink

34 El restaurante The restaurant Enjoy!

35 El restaurante The restaurant Excellent!

36 El restaurante The restaurant Very kind/nice.

37 El restaurante The restaurant Very attentive.

38 El restaurante The restaurant Thank you for your service.

39 Pedir = to ask for/order e  i pidopidopidopido I ask for/order pides You ask for/order pidepidepidepide He/she asks for/orders You (formal)ask for/order pedimos We ask for/order piden They/you(all) ask for/order

40 Affirmative & Negative Words AFFIRMATIVE WORDSNEGATIVE WORDS Algo = something Nada = nothing Alguien = someone Nadie = no one Algún = some algunos/alguna/algunas Ningún = none/not any ningunos/ninguna/ningunas o…o= either…or ni…ni= neither…nor Siempre = always Nunca = never También = also/too Tampoco = neither/either

41 Algún & Ningún Algún Ningún Use Algún & Ningún before MASCULINE, SINGULAR NOUNS Algún filete = some steak Ningún plato = not any dish Algunos Ningunos  masculine, plural nouns Algunos & Ningunos  masculine, plural nouns Algunos vasos = some glasses Algunos vasos = some glasses Ningunos cuchillos = not any knives Ningunos cuchillos = not any knives Alguna Ninguna  feminine, singular nouns Alguna & Ninguna  feminine, singular nouns Alguna tarta de chocolate = some chocolate cake Alguna tarta de chocolate = some chocolate cake Ninguna paella = not any paella Ninguna paella = not any paella Algunas Ningunas  feminine, plural nouns Algunas & Ningunas  feminine, plural nouns Algunas fresas = some strawberries Algunas fresas = some strawberries Ningunas frutas = not any fruits Ningunas frutas = not any fruits

42 Double negatives Double negatives are used in Spanish in order to negate a sentence, UNLIKE ENGLISH! No goes BEFORE the verb I want something. I don’t want anything. *Literally means: I don’t want nothing. Is someone there? There isn’t anyone there? *Literally means: There isn’t no one there?

43 Alguien & Nadie Use the personal a before alguien and nadie if they are objects of the verb Do you know anyone here? I don’t know anyone here.