리스닝받아쓰기

메뉴판을 한 글자도 못 읽겠는 식당, 다들 한 번쯤 겪어봤을 겁니다. Bella와 Leo가 바로 그 순간에서 시작하는 A2 대화형 레슨입니다. 옆 테이블 음식을 가리키며 I'd like the same as that(저거랑 같은 걸로 주세요) 한마디로 상황을 뒤집는 법을 배웁니다.

자리 잡기(a table for two)부터 주문(I'd like the...), 계산(Check, please), 그리고 서비스로 나온 음식(on the house)까지, 식당에서 실제로 오가는 표현을 대화 흐름 그대로 듣습니다. 메뉴를 몰라도 당황하지 않는 것, 그게 오늘의 목표입니다. 마음에 남는 문장은 꼭 소리 내어 따라 해보세요.

학습 요약

핵심은 I'd like the same as that 한 문장입니다. 메뉴를 못 읽어도 손가락과 이 표현이면 주문이 끝납니다. 함께 나온 a table for two(두 명 자리요), Check, please(계산서 주세요), on the house(서비스예요)까지 세트로 익히면 식당 입장부터 퇴장까지 영어로 완주할 수 있습니다. 다음 외식 때 하나만 골라 실제로 써보세요.

I'd Like the Same as That

A2·8분·80문장

Welcome back, everyone. It's Bella here.

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And Leo. So good to see you.

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Leo, can I ask you something a little embarrassing?

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Oh, always. Those are my favorite questions.

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Okay. Have you ever sat in a restaurant and couldn't read one word on the menu?

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Oh no. You just described my whole trip to Italy.

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Really? Tell me everything.

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Well, I walked into this tiny place. The menu was all in Italian.

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And I just froze. I pointed at a random line and hoped for the best.

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And what came out?

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A plate of tiny fish. Whole fish. Eyes and all.

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Oh, Leo.

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I ate two of them to be polite. It was a long dinner.

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Okay, see, that's exactly why I wanted to talk about this today.

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Ordering food in another language. When you can't read the menu.

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So how do you order when you can't read a single word?

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That's the perfect question. And honestly, the answer is simpler than you think.

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Let me tell you about my worst night in a new city.

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Oh, I'm ready. Set the scene for me.

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So it's late. I'm tired and hungry. I find this small family restaurant.

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The lights are warm. Something smells amazing, like garlic and butter.

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Now I'm hungry too. Keep going.

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I sit down and the waiter comes over. And the first thing I need to say is simple.

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A table for two.

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Wait, two? Were you with someone?

문장 반복L

My friend was parking the car. So, a table for two.

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Got it. That's a clean little phrase. A table for two.

문장 반복L

Right. You walk in, you say how many people. A table for two, a table for one.

문장 반복L

Simple. So you sit down. Then the panic starts.

문장 반복L

Exactly. The waiter hands me the menu. And I can't read any of it.

문장 반복L

So this is the moment. What do you actually say?

문장 반복L

Okay. Here's the phrase that saved me. I'd like the...

문장 반복L

I'd like the... and then what?

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And then you point. You just point at the dish and finish it.

문장 반복L

I'd like the same as that. I pointed at the next table.

문장 반복L

You pointed at a stranger's food?

문장 반복L

I did. This couple had a steaming plate. It smelled incredible.

문장 반복L

So I looked at the waiter and said, I'd like the same as that.

문장 반복L

That's brave. And kind of genius.

문장 반복L

It felt scary. But I'd like the... takes all the pressure off.

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Let me try. I'd like the soup. I'd like the fish.

문장 반복L

Perfect. You don't need the fancy name. I'd like the, and point.

문장 반복L

Okay, quick one. Is it rude to point like that?

문장 반복L

Not at all. Waiters see it every day. It's honest.

문장 반복L

Good. So what showed up at your table?

문장 반복L

The best meal of the whole trip. Warm, a little spicy, so good.

문장 반복L

No way. From pointing at a stranger?

문장 반복L

From pointing at a stranger. And here's the part I love.

문장 반복L

The waiter wrote the name of the dish on my napkin. By hand.

문장 반복L

Oh, that's lovely.

문장 반복L

So the next night, I could order it by name. Because I asked.

문장 반복L

So the lesson is, you don't need perfect words. You need to be willing to ask.

문장 반복L

That's the whole thing. Just point, and ask.

문장 반복L

Okay, one more piece. The end of the meal. How do you pay?

문장 반복L

Ah, the easy one. You catch the waiter's eye and say, Check, please.

문장 반복L

Check, please. That's it?

문장 반복L

That's it. Check, please. Two words, and the bill comes.

문장 반복L

I like that. Check, please. Nice and clear.

문장 반복L

And quick tip. If something is free, don't call it service.

문장 반복L

Wait, service isn't free food?

문장 반복L

In English, no. If it's free, they say, it's on the house.

문장 반복L

On the house. Oh, that's a good one to know.

문장 반복L

Right. So you say, check please, and maybe dessert is on the house.

문장 반복L

Okay. Let's put it all together for everyone.

문장 반복L

You walk in. You say, a table for two.

문장 반복L

You sit down, you can't read the menu, so you point and say, I'd like the...

문장 반복L

You eat something wonderful. And at the end, you say, check please.

문장 반복L

Three little phrases. A table for two. I'd like the. Check, please.

문장 반복L

And the big idea? A few good phrases make the whole restaurant feel easy.

문장 반복L

Even when you can't read a single word.

문장 반복L

Especially then.

문장 반복L

Remember your fish story, Leo?

문장 반복L

How could I forget the fish.

문장 반복L

Next time, you can just point and say, I'd like the same as that.

문장 반복L

No more surprise fish. I love it.

문장 반복L

So this week, try one phrase out loud. A table for two. That's your start.

문장 반복L

You've got this. One phrase at a time.

문장 반복L

See you in the next one.

문장 반복L

Thanks for listening.

문장 반복L

Bye, everyone.

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학습 요약

I'd Like the Same as That

A2·8분·80문장

Welcome back, everyone. It's Bella here.

문장 반복L

And Leo. So good to see you.

문장 반복L

Leo, can I ask you something a little embarrassing?

문장 반복L

Oh, always. Those are my favorite questions.

문장 반복L

Okay. Have you ever sat in a restaurant and couldn't read one word on the menu?

문장 반복L

Oh no. You just described my whole trip to Italy.

문장 반복L

Really? Tell me everything.

문장 반복L

Well, I walked into this tiny place. The menu was all in Italian.

문장 반복L

And I just froze. I pointed at a random line and hoped for the best.

문장 반복L

And what came out?

문장 반복L

A plate of tiny fish. Whole fish. Eyes and all.

문장 반복L

Oh, Leo.

문장 반복L

I ate two of them to be polite. It was a long dinner.

문장 반복L

Okay, see, that's exactly why I wanted to talk about this today.

문장 반복L

Ordering food in another language. When you can't read the menu.

문장 반복L

So how do you order when you can't read a single word?

문장 반복L

That's the perfect question. And honestly, the answer is simpler than you think.

문장 반복L

Let me tell you about my worst night in a new city.

문장 반복L

Oh, I'm ready. Set the scene for me.

문장 반복L

So it's late. I'm tired and hungry. I find this small family restaurant.

문장 반복L

The lights are warm. Something smells amazing, like garlic and butter.

문장 반복L

Now I'm hungry too. Keep going.

문장 반복L

I sit down and the waiter comes over. And the first thing I need to say is simple.

문장 반복L

A table for two.

문장 반복L

Wait, two? Were you with someone?

문장 반복L

My friend was parking the car. So, a table for two.

문장 반복L

Got it. That's a clean little phrase. A table for two.

문장 반복L

Right. You walk in, you say how many people. A table for two, a table for one.

문장 반복L

Simple. So you sit down. Then the panic starts.

문장 반복L

Exactly. The waiter hands me the menu. And I can't read any of it.

문장 반복L

So this is the moment. What do you actually say?

문장 반복L

Okay. Here's the phrase that saved me. I'd like the...

문장 반복L

I'd like the... and then what?

문장 반복L

And then you point. You just point at the dish and finish it.

문장 반복L

I'd like the same as that. I pointed at the next table.

문장 반복L

You pointed at a stranger's food?

문장 반복L

I did. This couple had a steaming plate. It smelled incredible.

문장 반복L

So I looked at the waiter and said, I'd like the same as that.

문장 반복L

That's brave. And kind of genius.

문장 반복L

It felt scary. But I'd like the... takes all the pressure off.

문장 반복L

Let me try. I'd like the soup. I'd like the fish.

문장 반복L

Perfect. You don't need the fancy name. I'd like the, and point.

문장 반복L

Okay, quick one. Is it rude to point like that?

문장 반복L

Not at all. Waiters see it every day. It's honest.

문장 반복L

Good. So what showed up at your table?

문장 반복L

The best meal of the whole trip. Warm, a little spicy, so good.

문장 반복L

No way. From pointing at a stranger?

문장 반복L

From pointing at a stranger. And here's the part I love.

문장 반복L

The waiter wrote the name of the dish on my napkin. By hand.

문장 반복L

Oh, that's lovely.

문장 반복L

So the next night, I could order it by name. Because I asked.

문장 반복L

So the lesson is, you don't need perfect words. You need to be willing to ask.

문장 반복L

That's the whole thing. Just point, and ask.

문장 반복L

Okay, one more piece. The end of the meal. How do you pay?

문장 반복L

Ah, the easy one. You catch the waiter's eye and say, Check, please.

문장 반복L

Check, please. That's it?

문장 반복L

That's it. Check, please. Two words, and the bill comes.

문장 반복L

I like that. Check, please. Nice and clear.

문장 반복L

And quick tip. If something is free, don't call it service.

문장 반복L

Wait, service isn't free food?

문장 반복L

In English, no. If it's free, they say, it's on the house.

문장 반복L

On the house. Oh, that's a good one to know.

문장 반복L

Right. So you say, check please, and maybe dessert is on the house.

문장 반복L

Okay. Let's put it all together for everyone.

문장 반복L

You walk in. You say, a table for two.

문장 반복L

You sit down, you can't read the menu, so you point and say, I'd like the...

문장 반복L

You eat something wonderful. And at the end, you say, check please.

문장 반복L

Three little phrases. A table for two. I'd like the. Check, please.

문장 반복L

And the big idea? A few good phrases make the whole restaurant feel easy.

문장 반복L

Even when you can't read a single word.

문장 반복L

Especially then.

문장 반복L

Remember your fish story, Leo?

문장 반복L

How could I forget the fish.

문장 반복L

Next time, you can just point and say, I'd like the same as that.

문장 반복L

No more surprise fish. I love it.

문장 반복L

So this week, try one phrase out loud. A table for two. That's your start.

문장 반복L

You've got this. One phrase at a time.

문장 반복L

See you in the next one.

문장 반복L

Thanks for listening.

문장 반복L

Bye, everyone.

문장 반복L