शैडोइंग अभ्यास: Ordering Food in English | A Sandwich Mistake! | Easy English for Beginners (A1–A2) - वीडियो के साथ अंग्रेजी बोलना सीखें
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Hi, everyone.
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Welcome back to Real Talk English.
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Today, Anna is going to get lunch at a small American deli.
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She wants a turkey sandwich, but she has one special request.
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She doesn't want any peppers?
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Will everything go smoothly?
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You'll hear natural English for ordering food, asking about prices, choosing ingredients,
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making special requests, paying by card, and even fixing a small problem.
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Listen carefully and try to learn the useful expressions you can use in real life.
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And here's today's question.
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What kind of sandwich do you usually like.
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Let's get started!
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It's almost lunchtime.
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I'm getting pretty hungry.
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I have a busy afternoon at work today, so I want something quick and easy for lunch.
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There's a small deli near my office.
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I've walked past it many times, but I've never eaten there.
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Today seems like a good day to try it.
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I hope they have a good turkey sandwich.
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Let's see what they have.
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Hi.
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Hi.
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Welcome in.
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I'd like to order lunch, please.
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Sure.
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What can I get for you today?
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I'd like a turkey sandwich, please.
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Sure.
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We have turkey, chicken, and roast beef.
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How much is the turkey sandwich?
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The turkey sandwich is $9.99.
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Okay, that sounds good.
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What kind of bread would you like?
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What kind of bread do you have?
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We have white, wheat, sourdough, and multigrain.
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I'll have wheat bread, please.
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Sure.
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Any cheese?
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Yes.
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Can I get Swiss cheese?
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Absolutely.
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I'd also like lettuce and tomatoes.
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Sure.
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Would you like any sauce?
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Yes.
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A little mayo, please.
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No problem.
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And no peppers, please.
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No peppers.
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Got it.
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Thank you.
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Let me make that for you.
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Thank you.
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So that's turkey, Swiss cheese, lettuce, tomatoes, and mayo.
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That's right.
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And no peppers.
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Yes, please.
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No peppers.
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Got it.
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I'll wait right here.
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Sure.
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The deli maker takes a fresh roll from the counter.
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He puts it on the cutting board and cuts it open.
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Then he takes some sliced turkey and places it inside the bread.
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Next, he adds Swiss cheese, lettuce, and fresh tomatoes.
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He spreads a little mayonnaise over the bread.
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Then he closes the sandwich and cuts it in half.
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Finally, he wraps it in deli paper.
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Anna watches him make the sandwich.
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The deli is getting busier now.
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Two more customers walk in and stand in line behind Anna.
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The lunch rush has started.
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Your turkey sandwich is almost ready.
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Great, thank you.
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Here you go.
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Thanks.
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Anna takes the sandwich and looks at it.
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She notices something inside the sandwich.
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There are peppers.
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Oh, there are peppers.
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Anna looks at the sandwich for a moment.
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She remembers what she said earlier.
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I did ask for no peppers.
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She looks around the busy deli.
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There are several customers waiting in line.
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Anna understands that the worker is busy.
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She doesn't want to make a big problem.
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She walks back to the counter.
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Excuse me?
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Yes?
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I asked for no peppers.
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Oh, I'm sorry.
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I must have missed that.
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That's okay.
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I'm really sorry about that.
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It's fine.
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I can make you a new sandwich.
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You don't have to.
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Are you sure?
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Yes, that's fine.
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You can just take the peppers out.
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Okay, if you're sure, I'll take them out.
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Yes, please.
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Thanks for understanding.
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No problem.
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I know it's really busy today.
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The sandwich maker opens the sandwich again.
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He carefully takes out the peppers one by one.
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He checks both sides of the sandwich to make sure he gets them all.
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Let me check this one more time.
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Sure.
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I don't see any more peppers.
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Perfect.
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Sorry again about the mistake.
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It's okay.
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Sometimes people forget when it's really busy.
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I appreciate that.
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No problem.
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Here you go.
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Thank you.
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I hope you enjoy it.
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I'm sure I will.
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Anna takes the sandwich.
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She smells the fresh bread and smiles.
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The deli smells amazing.
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There is fresh bread, coffee, and grilled food all around her.
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Anna looks at the sandwich one more time.
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No peppers this time.
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Are you eating here or taking it to go?
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I'm taking it to go, please.
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Sure.
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He puts the sandwich into a small paper bag.
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He also adds a few napkins.
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Would you like anything to drink?
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Yes.
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I'll have a bottle of water.
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Sure.
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Anything else?
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No, that's all.
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Thank you.
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You're welcome.
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Anna walks to the cashier.
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Your total is $10.79.
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Okay.
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How would you like to pay?
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Can I pay by card? Of course.
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Anna takes out her debit card.
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She taps the card on the payment machine.
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You can tap your card right there.
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Okay.
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Anna taps her card.
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The machine beeps.
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You're all set.
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Great.
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Thank you.
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Would you like a receipt?
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Yes, please.
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Here you go.
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Thank you.
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Anna looks at the screen.
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The machine asks if she would like to leave a tip.
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She thinks for a moment.
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In the United States, people often leave tips when they get certain kinds of service.
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Anna chooses 15%.
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I'll leave 15%, please.
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Thank you.
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You're welcome.
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Anna picks up her paper bag.
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Before she leaves, she looks back at the sandwich maker.
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Thanks for fixing the sandwich. Of course.
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And thanks for taking the peppers out.
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No problem.
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I really appreciate it.
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You're very welcome.
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Have a good day.
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You too.
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See you next time.
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See you.
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Anna walks out of the deli.
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The street is busy.
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People are walking back to their offices.
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Some people are carrying coffee cups.
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Others are carrying lunch bags.
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It's a normal weekday in America.
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Anna walks back to her office.
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She carries her lunch in one hand and her water in the other.
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She thinks about what happened at the deli.
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The deli was really busy.
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They made one small mistake, but they fixed it right away.
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Anna smiles.
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I think I handled it pretty well.
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She understands that mistakes can happen, especially during a busy lunch rush.
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She also knows that it's important to speak politely when something goes wrong.
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Anna reaches her office.
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She sits down at her desk.
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She opens the paper bag.
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The sandwich still looks fresh.
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She takes a bite.
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Mmm, this is good.
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She takes another bite.
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The turkey is really good, and the bread is fresh.
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She takes a sip of her water.
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I'm glad I tried this place.
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Anna looks at the clock.
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She still has a few minutes before her next meeting.
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This was a good lunch.
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Ordering lunch at an American deli can be pretty simple.
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First, you look at the menu.
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Then you choose your sandwich.
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You can usually choose your bread, cheese, vegetables, and sauce.
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You can also tell the worker what you don't want.
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For example, no onions please, or no peppers please, or no cheese please.
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You can also ask about the price.
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For example, how much is the turkey sandwich?
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And when your order is ready, you may hear, for here or to go.
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If you're taking your food with you, you can simply say, to go, please.
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And when you are ready to pay, you can ask, can I pay by card?
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These are simple sentences, but they are very useful.
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There is something I really like about American delis.
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They are usually quick and casual.
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You don't need to dress up or make a reservation.
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You can simply walk in, look at the menu, and order your food.
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Many delis have a counter where you place your order.
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You can watch the worker make your sandwich right in front of you.
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I think that's one of the fun parts.
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You can choose exactly what you want.
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Maybe you want turkey with Swiss cheese.
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Maybe you want lettuce and tomatoes.
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You can also ask for extra vegetables or a little sauce.
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And if you don't like something, you can simply leave it out.
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Another useful thing to remember is that lunch can get very busy.
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Many people go to delis during their lunch break, so you may see a line at the counter.
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Don't worry if the deli looks crowded.
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The line often moves pretty quickly.
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People usually order, pay, and take their food with them.
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Many people eat lunch at their office.
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Others sit outside or eat in their cars.
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It really depends on the place and the person.
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And when you pay at the counter, you may see a screen asking about a tip.
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This can sometimes feel a little confusing for English learners.
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You may see different tip percentages on the screen.
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You can choose the option that feels right for the service.
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You can also choose no tip, when tipping isn't expected.
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So don't feel too nervous when you see the screen.
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Just take a moment and make your choice.
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For me, a deli is a simple place to practice English.
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You can use many useful sentences in just one visit.
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You can order food, ask questions, make a request, pay for your food, and say thank you.
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And you don't need complicated English to do all of that.
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Simple English works very well in everyday life.
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That's why I think places like American delis are great places to practice speaking.
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The next time you visit a deli, try ordering your lunch in English.
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You may feel a little nervous at first, but after a few visits, it can become much easier,
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and that's a great way to build confidence in English.
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Now let's practice 15 useful English sentences you can actually use when ordering a sandwich.
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I'll say each sentence three times.
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First at a natural speed, second slowly and clearly, third at a natural speed again.
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Then you'll have a short pause to repeat it yourself.
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Ready?
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Let's begin.
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I'd like a turkey sandwich, please.
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I'd like a turkey sandwich, please.
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I'd like a turkey sandwich, please.
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How much is the turkey sandwich?
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How much is the turkey sandwich?
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How much is the turkey sandwich?
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Can I get Swiss cheese?
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Can I get Swiss cheese?
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Can I get Swiss cheese?
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I'd like lettuce and tomatoes.
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I'd like lettuce and tomatoes.
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Can I have a little mayo?
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No peppers, please.
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No peppers, please.
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No peppers, please.
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That's all, thank you.
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That's all, thank you.
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That's all, thank you.
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Is that for here or to go? To go please.
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Can I pay by card?
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Can I get a receipt?
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I asked for no peppers.
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I asked for no peppers.
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Could you take them out?
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Could you take them out?
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You don't have to make a new one.
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You don't have to make a new one.
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You don't have to make a new one.
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Thanks for understanding.
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Thanks for understanding.
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Thanks for understanding.
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Excellent work!
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You did a great job today.
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You practiced many useful English sentences.
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And you practiced real-life English for ordering a sandwich.
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You should be proud of your progress.
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And that's it for today's story.
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Today, you practiced real-life English for ordering a sandwich at an American deli.
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You learned how to ask about prices, choose ingredients, make special requests, pay by card, and even fix a small problem.
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Remember, you don't need big or complicated sentences to communicate in English.
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Simple and clear English can be very powerful.
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Keep practicing, keep listening, and keep speaking English.
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I'll see you in the next lesson.
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Bye for now!
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Why This Video Is Perfect for Beginner Speaking Practice
If you’re an A1–A2 learner struggling to order food in English, this video is a goldmine. It captures a real, unscripted-sounding conversation at a deli, making it ideal for shadow speak—a technique where you repeat phrases aloud as you hear them. The dialogue focuses on everyday tasks: asking about prices, choosing ingredients, and making special requests. These are the exact skills you’ll need in a restaurant, café, or deli, so every line feels practical and memorable. Plus, the slow, clear pace lets you catch nuances like intonation and stress, which are key for sounding natural.
Breaking Down the Natural Phrases
Let’s look at a few lines that make the conversation feel real. First, “What can I get for you today?” is a common way servers greet customers—much friendlier than a stiff “What do you want?” Next, “Got it” is a casual response to confirm a request, used far more often in daily life than “I understand.” Then, “Can I get Swiss cheese?” uses “can I get” instead of “I would like,” which sounds relaxed and conversational. Finally, “That sounds good” is a simple way to agree with a price or option, avoiding awkward pauses. These phrases aren’t just correct—they’re how native speakers actually talk.
A Simple Shadowing Routine to Try
To master this dialogue, try a shadowing practice loop. Start by watching the video once to follow the story. Then, play short clips (5–10 seconds) and pause immediately. Repeat the lines aloud, mimicking the speaker’s tone and speed. Record yourself using your phone—this helps you spot differences between your pronunciation and the video. Focus on phrases like “No peppers, please” or “How much is the turkey sandwich?” which are high-frequency in food orders. For extra challenge, try shadowspeaks with the volume off, relying on lip-reading to practice timing. Even 10 minutes a day will make these phrases feel automatic, and you’ll build confidence for real-world interactions—whether you’re preparing for IELTS speaking practice or just ordering coffee abroad.
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