May I Take Your Order.ppt

To Tip or Not to Tip? When youre not sure about how much to tip, do what feels right. You dont have to tip for bad service. And you can give a bigger tip for very good service. Remember, though, your behavior is more important than your money. Always treat service providers with respect. 对待, 治疗, 处理, 请客, 视为 服务供应商 尊敬, 敬重; 关系, 方面 Tipping Practice Your haircut cost $30. You love it. A porter at the airport helps you with three suitcases. Your fast food meal costs $8. You stay in a hotel for a week. Your taxi ride costs $14. The driver carries your bags. The parking valet returns you car quickly, but the car has a dent (凹痕, 心理阴影, 挫伤). What about China? Is tipping customary in China? 习惯的, 惯例的 Do you like the idea of tipping? Why or why not? Warm Up! Tell us about your week. Did you do anything interesting? May I Take Your Order? Where would we hear this phrase? Food Firsts – What is it called? What is it made of? First made in China circa 1000 B.C. Noodles First farmed in the Middle East in 850 Coffee Brought to Spain from Mexico in 1520 Chocolate First made in Belgium circa 1680 French Fries Food Firsts – What is called? What is it made of? The modern style of this was first made in Japan in the 1700s Sushi Named for the English Earl of Sandwich in 1760 The Sandwich 伯爵 The first pizzeria in New York City opened in 1895 Pizza 匹萨饼店, 意大利肉饼店 Invented in Connecticut, USA, in 1900 The Hamburger Which of these is your favorite? Why? Conversation 1a – Going out for Dinner What kind of food does Jeff first suggest? Why does Bob say no? Why does Jeff agree? What type of restaurant does Bob suggest? What’s the name of the restaurant? Conversation 1a – Going out for Dinner Jeff: Say, would you like to go out to dinner tonight? Bob: Sure. Where do you want to go? Jeff: Well, what do you think of Indian food? Bob: I love it, but I’m not really in the mood for it today. Jeff: Yeah, I’m not either I guess. It’s a bit spicy. Conversation 1a – Going out for Dinner Conversation 1b – Go