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    This document contains vocabulary related to food and meals in English and Spanish. It includes vocabulary for fruits, vegetables, meats, dairy products, sauces and seasonings. It also includes expressions used when eating like "Enjoy your meal" and "What's for lunch". At the end, there is a dialogue where a waiter takes an order from two customers at a restaurant for lunch.

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    This document contains vocabulary related to food and meals in English and Spanish. It includes vocabulary for fruits, vegetables, meats, dairy products, sauces and seasonings. It also includes expressions used when eating like "Enjoy your meal" and "What's for lunch". At the end, there is a dialogue where a waiter takes an order from two customers at a restaurant for lunch.

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    BÁSICO 1.

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    FOOD VOCABULARY
    Waiter: Hello, Can I help you?
    Fruit: Dairy Products : Sara: Sure. We are hungry and we want to eat something.
    Apple: manzana Milk : leche John: Sara is right, but we are in a hurry and we don’t have much
    Pear: pera Butter : mantequilla time.
    Orange: naranja Cheese : queso Waiter: I understand. Are you ready to order?
    Banana: plátano Yoghurt : yogur Sarah : Not yet . Can we have the menu, please?
    Grape: uvas Egg : huevo; Waiter: Of course, here you are. Shall I bring you something to
    Strawberry: fresa Fried eggs: huevos fritos drink?
    Peach: melocotón Jam/Jelly : merrmelada. John: I’d like some wine. What about you, Sarah?
    Vegetables: verduras Breakfast Sarah: I prefer some mineral water. I’m the driver and I can’t drink
    Bean: judía Cornflakes : cereales any alcohol.
    Potato: patata Juice : zumo Waiter: Good thinking. Now. Do you want a starter?
    Carrot: zanahoria Biscuits/ cookies : galletas John: Yes, some noodle soup for me, please.
    Lentils: lentejas Toast : tostada Breakfast: desayuno Sarah: I don’t want any starters, thanks. I feel like eating an
    Spinach: espinacas. Sauces and Seasoning Lunch: comida omelette and some chips
    Mushroom: champiñón (salsas y condimentos) Tea: merienda Waiter: Sir, What about the main course?
    Meats: Vinegar : vinagre Early evening meal : John: I want two fried eggs with some lettuce and some ham.
    Beef: carne de vaca Salt : sal (After their lunch)
    Merienda-cena Waiter: Can I bring you anything else? Any dessert, a coffee?
    Veal: ternera (muy joven) Oil: aceite
    Lamb: cordero
    Dinner. cena John: No thank you. Just the bill.
    Onion: cebolla
    Pork: cerdo Garlic; ajo Waiter: Certainly.
    Chicken: pollo Tuna: atún. Starter. entrante Sarah: I don't have my glasses. How much is it?
    Turkey: pavo Cucumber: pepino Main course: plato fuerte Waiter: That's $9.35.
    Steak : filete Others Dessert: postre John : Here you are. Thank you very much.
    Chop: chuleta Fish: pescado Set menu: Menú del día Waiter: Wait, don’t forget your change.
    Saussage: salchicha Bread: pan John: You can keep it.
    Verbs Sandwich: sandwich Waiter: Are you serious? It’s a lot of money for a tip. Thanks a
    Eat-ate-eaten: comer Crisps(BrE)/chips(AmE) patatas fritas million.
    To taste: degustar/ saber Omelette: tortilla John: You're welcome. Have a good day.
    Soup: sopa Waiter: Thank you, the same to you.
    Sarah: Oh, John, how wonderful and generous you are!

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    EXPRESSIONS: 1.- Enjoy your meal: ¡ qué aproveche!


    2.- To go out for a meal: salir a comer/cenar fuera.
    3.- To pig out: ponerse hasta arriba de comida.
    4.- Pre-cooked / ready- made meals: comida precocinada
    5.- Junk food: comida basura
    6.- To eat between meals: comer entre horas.
    7.- .- I’m starving: me estoy muriendo de hambre.
    8.- To be a fussy eater: Ser muy tiquismiques con la comida.
    ‘Where do you want to go for lunch?’ ‘I’m not fussy.’ —¿Dónde quieres ir a comer? —Me da igual.
    9.- Takeaway food: comida para llevar
    10.- What’s for lunch: ¿ qué hay para comer?

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