1)- Hmmm, there’s not much on the menu here. The beef-kabob sounds good, though.
- Yes, it does, but I think I’m just going to have a sandwich today. Maybe even half of one.
WAITRESS: Are you ready to order?
- Yes, I think so.
WAITRESS: Do you want that on separate checks?
- Oh, no, one’ll be fine. It’s on me today, Becky.
- Well – thanks, George. I’ll treat you next time. Uh, I’ll take half a French dip sandwich – go easy on the mayo – and I’ll have a cup of coffee with cream.
- And I’ll have the beef-kabob.
WAITRESS: Okay, and what kind of dressing would you like on your salad, ma’am? We have French, Thousand Island and blue cheese.
- Blue cheese’ll be fine.
WAITRESS: Okay, thank you.
2)A: Shall we have a look at the menu? I’m so hungry.
B: Yeah, OK. Boy, there are a few things here that I don’t understand.
C: There’s a lot of this stuff I don’t understand. What’s all this then?
A: Well, what about the starters? Hey, do you know what «prawns» are?
B: Appetisers.
A: Appetisers, oh. «Prawns» are what?
B: They are like large shrimps.
C: Oh, they’re delicious with avocado.
A: Really? Mind you, I like the sound of «melon and orange salad».
B: Hey, hey, look at the main courses. What is «Lancashire hotpot»?
C: I’ve heard of that. That’s sort of lamb and vegetables cooked in the oven sort of broiled and the potatoes are sliced on top and put in a layer. It’s delicious.
A: It sounds good. And what’s this one: «steak and kidney pie», do you know what this is?
B: Yeah, that now is a typical English dish – it’s made of beef which is cut up into pieces along with pieces of kidney in a rich brown sauce. It’s lovely. And that is traditionally English.
A: Sounds delicious!
C: The one I don’t understand is «cottage pie».
A: Now, I’ve come across that before. That’s minced beef in gravy and it’s got mashed potato on top. I don’t know if that’s going to be that good, although this does look like a good restaurant, don’t you think?
C: OK. Now do either of you know what’s this, what’s «nut and mushroom roast»?
B: Well, it’s a vegetarian dish … er…hasn’t got any meat in it – made of nuts, mushrooms and it’s baked in the oven like a cake. Might be quite nice. Er… but the other one I don’t know here is «chicken Madras». Anyone know that?
A: No.
C: Yes, that’s an Indian dish. I can tell you that’s …um…it’s pieces of chicken…
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