Here is a piece of dialogue between waiter and customer in the restaurant
Waiter: ‘Hello, sir! Please come this way, your table has been reserved!’
Customer: ‘Thank you! Can I have the menu, please?’
Waiter: ‘Certainly, would you like to have regular water or mineral water?’
Customer: ‘Get me regular water, please’
Waiter: ‘Sure Sir!’
Waiter: ‘Here is your water and the menu. Do let me know what you wish to order!’
Customer: ‘Yes, but before that, would you please tell me what is the famous dish in this restaurant?’
Waiter: ‘Would you like to know from the veg menu or from the non-veg menu?‘
Customer: ‘From the non-veg menu.’
Waiter: ‘For today, we have prawns sizzler, chicken salad, afghani bread, and mutton curry! Would you like to order anything from this or would you like to go with the menu, sir?’
Customer: ‘Umm..would mutton curry be too spicy or is it medium spicy?’
Waiter: ‘Mutton curry would be a bit spicy but if you wish, then we can make it less spicy.’
Customer: ‘Okay then I would like to have one medium spiced mutton curry along with two naans.’
Waiter: ‘Sure sir! Would you like to have any soft drink with your meal?’
Customer: ‘Yes, I would like to have a chilled sprite!’
Waiter: ‘Alright sir!’
Customer: ‘How much time it will take for the food to arrive?’
Waiter: ‘Not much sir, hardly 20-25 minutes. That’s all! Till then you can watch the cricket match, sir!’
Customer: ‘Yes, thank you.’
Waiter: ‘No problem, sir!’
GLOSSARY
The word ‘or‘ can be used to join two sentences or two parts of a single sentence.
