I'm a Japanese.I started working in a cafe in Japan.I am studying English because customers from abroad often come.Your video is real and very helpful!
Im an English teacher from Russia and these videos are really helpful for building a lesson plan and to get closer to my favorite language. Thanks a lot from Russia, Penza.
Thanks, Bob! The video is great as always! 1. I’d like to order... 2. I’ll have... 3. Could I have... 4. Could I get... Your total COMES TO... I need to FILL UP my drink...
Nice very good informative way to learn English ..I suggest on Bob to summarize and write down the phrases or the key words to round off the teaching material ..
We would like video on usage of phrasal verbs too ..Thank u Bob for the great effort to help others learn English in a practical and interesting way ..ur way is communicative and realistic too it can be used in learning other languages too..I suggest ur video in teaching English in schools for non speakers of English ..Thank u again and good luck ..bon appetit enjoy ur meals
I am thinking exactly the same. This is so good material to teach and practice real english. Love it. Thanks Bob the Canadian. When you come to the Riviera Maya in Cancun let me know. You are great.
Bob the Canadian videos are my favorite to use with my ELL students. His diction, pacing and vocabulary are just right for our advanced intermediate students. We've actually developed whole units around one of his videos using it as a springboard to expand on.
I’ve been in Canada for 4 years, mostly for college. Believe it or not, I only shopped at Tim Horton once and order everything online to avoid face-to-face conversations because I’m just too shy of my poor English. Will definitely eat out more to apply what I learn from the video. Thank you so much !
THis is just amazing, usually people who make videos about restaurants tend to land it for beginners and the contexts they use are sometimes so unrealistic from what a person does actually experience when going to any english.speaking country. And this is definitely not for beginners. Please more!
I am Russian. And I decided to study English, and it is also interesting to see life in another country. Thank you. I wish you success, health and well-being.
Thanks, Bob. I'm a language teacher in Taiwan. I use this clip for my food project class. The kids love it, and the language itself is not too hard for the kids to understand. It's so good!!!
Bob is one of The most amazing English teachers i have been following up all the time. I catch up with from him the Canadian, Stiff the USA, BBC english learning to to get ascustomed with accemts from different corners of the world. I love you and Jen.
I teach English down here in Brazil and your content is absolutely fantastic, Bob. What I love about your videos is that you offer tons of high-quality input for learners. It reminds us that we shouldn't be chained down to workbooks or outdated grammar-based methodologies. Learners need to be exposed to real-life situations so that they can build automaticity.
You are amazing!! I’m so glad to hear this! I have been living in Canada for over 4 years( half of my time, I have been raising my 16 months old baby ). I have never been to an English school. However, with your Videos, I have improved my English tremendously. After the pandemic is over, I'll do my ESL to get into one program to continue my education. Thank you bob, you are the best !
@@LearnEnglishwithBobtheCanadian since I started watching your vids (March 2019), I feel like I've taken my English to the next level. I'm extremely grateful for your help 💪
@@LearnEnglishwithBobtheCanadian In the end I'm gonna have to give you away an Iberian ham 😂🐖 (In Spain, we usually use this expression when we're very grateful to someone)
This episode is the most important lesson for me to travel to other country, cause you will have a basic conversion with the server and can order nice fastfood. Thanks a lot Bob.
Me at restaurant: I'll have two number 9's, a number 9 large, a number 6 with extra dip, a number 7, two number 45's, one with cheese, and a large soda.
I imagine myself doing this alone. You helped me a lot, now I can say I'm more confident to order food if someday I go to another country where people speak english. Thanks sir!
Hello you're great! I'm from Brazil, I can understand 95% my biggest difficulty is in pronunciation. But seeing your videos and the natural way of day by day I'm learning a lot. Thank you.
Seeing this video made me almost cry. I wish I could have stayed more time in Canada. I miss Timmis so much! Nice video, btw! I remember when I didn't know how to order something to eat and I would just wait for somebody to order and I would say "same as last person" 😅
Thank you so much. I live in Canada so it’s really helpful to learn the 4 ways of ordering food. I feel now I am more confident when I’ll go to order my meal because I used to ask my kids to do it on my behalf. I hope you’ve enjoyed the meals with your family. Thanks 🙏
I teach English down here in Brazil and your content is absolutely fantastic, bob. What i love about your videos is that you offer tons of high-quality input for learners. It reminds us that we shouldn't be chained down to workbooks or outdated grammar- based methodologies. Leaners need to be exposed to real- life situations so that they can build automaticity. You are amazing! I'm so gla
Well, my fears about what to say while going to fast-foods, restaurants or so -- are gone. Now I can go through USA or Canada with no fears. Really excellent video lesson.
Actually correct way to order a food in a restaurant is like: I'll have a two number nine, a number nine large, a number seven, a number six with extra dip, two number 45s, one with cheese and a large sooooooda
I really love how the Canadians speak! I really appreciate these videos! And I keep watching your videos, these are useful for me who learn the language! Thanks so much! Here is a guy who watches your videos from chile! n.n
I love Canada. I was living in Canada for a year and this channel reminds me lots of good memories! My English is still in progress. Thanks for the lessons!
Est ce que je pourrais avoir un jus d'orange ? polie, je voudrais un jus d'orange ? moins polie, je vais prendre un jus d'orange. polie je prendrais un jus d'orange moins polie mais tous son bonne moi j'utilise souvent est ce que je pourrais avoir ou je vais prendre ...
Hey, Bob, I just want to congratulate you on this video. It's perfect to show students the expressions they need to order food. As you might already have guessed I'm an English Teacher as well and love my work. It is really hard to find videos for students at level A1. Your videos are clear, imaginative, and exciting. Please keep on making videos like this one. It's inspirational and funny at the same time. Best Regards! Ricardo Sydney
Hi Bob, I'm brasilian and I want to improve my english. I conclude after watch some vídeos that I finally found yours! they're excellent! congratulations!
Hello Bob, I'm from China. I've been wanting to improve my spoken English and have bought many courses from other teachers, but I didn't find them engaging enough to stay committed. Until I stumbled upon your lessons, I found them practical and enjoyable. I hope this time I can stick with it.
Mr. Bob your English lessons are very interesting. In new the future I am going to Canada with my family and you will be my favorite teacher there. I will keep in touch with you for further improving family education.
I tried to confirm this with my friend and teacher before because I felt weird to say/hear 'having here or take away' whenever I order at a fast food restaurant (the take away is fine, but the having here is weird to me). But it seems like this is what we use here in Malaysia. Glad to learn another way of saying it: for here or to go :)
One of my dreams is to travel to USA or Canada-- arrive at the restaurants, fast-foods or anything like; and order some burguers or a full meal. Can't wait to achieve it.
The first time I went to the USA I went to a Subway. When I was ordering, the attendant ask me for the type of cheese I wanted but I couldn't understand the question. Now, watching this I realize that she said "white, cheddar, orange or swiss..." 😅
Thank you so much Bob! having been in America 2 months, I am still really shy to order food even in campus restaurants. After watching the video twice I am more willing to eat out and practice what I have learned!!
I just wanted to thank you, Bob. These videos are so helpful for my classes, I'm recommending you to my students so they can listen to real life situations in English.
I can't thank you enough for your devoted work! You enable people from other language speaking countries to access all this authentic material for free. Thank you!!!
I believe in every country, without any language skills, the money is the understandable language, just we need to mention by finger that which kind of foods we would like to eat😂. Thanks Bob.
Thanks for such a wonderful video....I appreciate the time and effort you put to make life easier for people learning ingles! God bless you and yours!! Thanks Bob.
I have an advanced level of English but I am rarely in these situations whenever I use English in my country , and the only way to be using these knowledge is by traveling, I don’t travel long ago, but I will soon. so this was wonderful , appreciate it a lot , thank you
This is the video I was looking for! Thank you so much Bob. I'll add some Korean subtitles more and of course show your original video, too. Thanks again.
Awesome! Here in the UK 🇬🇧 we use “Can I have” a lot. Usually after greeting the person. Example - Hi, can i have a chicken salad please? Keep up the good work!
- Small pepperoni pizza. - Is it for pickup? - Yes. - What is your number phone? ... - What is your address? Why are not you at work now? What is identity number of your CIA curator?
That's insane. .. I don't know why they asking for phone number to get Pepperoni pizza 😂😂 they'll reach u with msgs every morning to ask you if you are not getting sick of it 😂😂
@John Smith you mean normal like pain, problems, depression, hate, harassmant, child molister etc.? Its normal and we have to persuade ourself that we couldn't handle a perfect world.
Hey Bob have you been ? I like when you make a video in real situation like this video up.. I am from brazil I get imaninging this situacion like order food in other contries, great Job and I Learn something new today (Reward card).
- I'll have a salad -sorry? -I want a salad -what was that? -I want to eat a salad -you said what? -I'll have a cheeseburger -you're a native speaker, arent'you?
🌻🌼💐 Jen has a RUclips channel too! Come and see: www.youtube.com/@myflowerfarm
Thanks!
Keep it up, Bob. You videos are to the point. I love them . Keep them coming
Exellent bob
I have learnt a lot from your videos, keep up the good work Bob.
Yes, we often greet strangers this way at hotel reception and grocery stores. It is considered polite.
I’m a native English speaker, I don’t know why I’m watching this 😂 great video though
Hahahahaha hysterical
I'm not, but I'm advanced enough to have no problems with ordering food. Have no idea why I watched it either 😂
you're not alone
Same
Same
English in real life like this are really helpful, thank you Bob.
You are most welcome! 🍔🍟🍕🍩🙂
Of course,Khánh Nguyễn
Khánh Nguyễn good
"English in real life like this *is really helpful." or you can say "English lessons in real life like this are really helpful."
hey bro:)))
I'm a Japanese.I started working in a cafe in Japan.I am studying English because customers from abroad often come.Your video is real and very helpful!
Im an English teacher from Russia and these videos are really helpful for building a lesson plan and to get closer to my favorite language. Thanks a lot from Russia, Penza.
Здравствуйте, проводите занятия дистанционно? И сколько стоит, если да🌸
😁
Thanks, Bob! The video is great as always!
1. I’d like to order...
2. I’ll have...
3. Could I have...
4. Could I get...
Your total COMES TO...
I need to FILL UP my drink...
I'm glad you could practice these English phrases and I'm glad you liked the video! 🍕🍔🍟🍩🙂
Nice very good informative way to learn English ..I suggest on Bob to summarize and write down the phrases or the key words to round off the teaching material ..
We would like video on usage of phrasal verbs too ..Thank u Bob for the great effort to help others learn English in a practical and interesting way ..ur way is communicative and realistic too it can be used in learning other languages too..I suggest ur video in teaching English in schools for non speakers of English ..Thank u again and good luck ..bon appetit enjoy ur meals
Эдуард Комаев good idea
I prefer can I get or could I get
I'm going to use this in class next week. So hard to find real people speaking real English in actual real life! Thanks, Bob.
I am thinking exactly the same. This is so good material to teach and practice real english. Love it. Thanks Bob the Canadian. When you come to the Riviera Maya in Cancun let me know. You are great.
It's true! Nice.
❤❤❤❤🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰😍😍
Idk bro but ur name is the most whitest name ive heard its like you were born and raised in austin texas
Bob the Canadian videos are my favorite to use with my ELL students. His diction, pacing and vocabulary are just right for our advanced intermediate students. We've actually developed whole units around one of his videos using it as a springboard to expand on.
I’ve been in Canada for 4 years, mostly for college. Believe it or not, I only shopped at Tim Horton once and order everything online to avoid face-to-face conversations because I’m just too shy of my poor English. Will definitely eat out more to apply what I learn from the video. Thank you so much !
That’s good and keep going to be better 👏🏾
go ahead and do it
Basically me
Just speak, improvement shows. ✊
I've been to not in, sounds weird.
THis is just amazing, usually people who make videos about restaurants tend to land it for beginners and the contexts they use are sometimes so unrealistic from what a person does actually experience when going to any english.speaking country. And this is definitely not for beginners. Please more!
"I would like to order"
"I will have to"
"Could i have "
"Could i get"
"I will have" without "to"
Can I have
May i have
@@catdaddy5192 Who knows... Maybe he'll has to. As a punishment, for example.
Ha ha ha!
I am Russian. And I decided to study English, and it is also interesting to see life in another country. Thank you. I wish you success, health and well-being.
That's very cool! Learning a new language is always interesting! Wish you luck
@@englishchannel3786 Thank you, Bob!
I'm Brazilian and i beginning to learn English at two months. And results are incredibles.
I'm French and my English teacher asked us to watch your video and answer few questions. That was a good exercice, your video is really cool :D
Thanks Bob, I'm Brasilian, I learning English for to go Canadian. Sorry my English rsrs. I'm Software engineer.
Thanks, Bob. I'm a language teacher in Taiwan. I use this clip for my food project class. The kids love it, and the language itself is not too hard for the kids to understand. It's so good!!!
I really love this form of teaching, It's kind and down-to-earth.
What's the meaning of "it's kind and down to earth"?
@@17shahrivar1356 it means “practice”
I’m from Russia 🇷🇺 I’m 10 years old and I learning English with you! It’s very useful and helpful!
Wow
I'm form thailand 🇹🇭 l'm 27 years old.
Bob is one of The most amazing English teachers i have been following up all the time. I catch up with from him the Canadian, Stiff the USA, BBC english learning to to get ascustomed with accemts from different corners of the world. I love you and Jen.
i would be like.
-May i have pizza please?
+Whats your name?
-Pepperoni
+What would you like to order?
-Bob
:-))
Nice comment
lol
This one is definitely me, when I'd like to order sth
ឲឲឲ។ឲៀៀៀៀៀឲ@@pietromatteo631
I teach English down here in Brazil and your content is absolutely fantastic, Bob. What I love about your videos is that you offer tons of high-quality input for learners. It reminds us that we shouldn't be chained down to workbooks or outdated grammar-based methodologies. Learners need to be exposed to real-life situations so that they can build automaticity.
Simm❤🎉
You are amazing!! I’m so glad to hear this! I have been living in Canada for over 4 years( half of my time, I have been raising my 16 months old baby ). I have never been to an English school. However, with your Videos, I have improved my English tremendously. After the pandemic is over, I'll do my ESL to get into one program to continue my education. Thank you bob, you are the best !
I always say “can I have…” when ordering something.
This is without a doubt, the best way to learn English 👏
Keep up the good work, Bob!
Thanks! I'm glad you like my methods! 🍕🍔🍟🍩🙂
@@LearnEnglishwithBobtheCanadian since I started watching your vids (March 2019), I feel like I've taken my English to the next level. I'm extremely grateful for your help 💪
@@RiveroTube Awesome! 🍔🍟🍕🍩🙂
@@LearnEnglishwithBobtheCanadian In the end I'm gonna have to give you away an Iberian ham 😂🐖
(In Spain, we usually use this expression when we're very grateful to someone)
I learned English with him! 🤗 I love his videos!
This episode is the most important lesson for me to travel to other country, cause you will have a basic conversion with the server and can order nice fastfood. Thanks a lot Bob.
I am blasing right now
Yes ı think most important this lesson For me
I'm a italian student and my teacher found the best video for this argument, great video Bob :)
Me at restaurant:
I'll have two number 9's, a number 9 large, a number 6 with extra dip, a number 7, two number 45's, one with cheese, and a large soda.
*Diet soda
Big Smoke GTA San Andreas
that's it me
I read that with Big Smoke's voice😂
Ahaha ! This order crossed my mind at the beginning of this video xD
When he was asked about his name, I thought he would say Bob The Canadian
Hauhauha... 😂
hahah
Só BR aqui, kkkkkkkkk
ROLF I'm too 😂
😂😂
He looks like a very kind gentleman. I hope he is a good father too.
Thanks so much, Bob!
I imagine myself doing this alone. You helped me a lot, now I can say I'm more confident to order food if someday I go to another country where people speak english.
Thanks sir!
Brasileira também?
@@usuario3589 sou sim.
@@thayllagaldino1089 have you ever been abroad?
@@usuario3589 no, but it's my dream.
@@thayllagaldino1089 where do you want to go?
I am studying for my IELTS exam and I am happy to come across this video.. thanks Bob!
Hello you're great! I'm from Brazil, I can understand 95% my biggest difficulty is in pronunciation. But seeing your videos and the natural way of day by day I'm learning a lot. Thank you.
I'm a Korean and I've been studying English for years. I've found your videos a couple of days ago. Thank you for your valuable videos.
Hi
Seeing this video made me almost cry. I wish I could have stayed more time in Canada. I miss Timmis so much!
Nice video, btw!
I remember when I didn't know how to order something to eat and I would just wait for somebody to order and I would say "same as last person" 😅
@hello Elias how are you doing?
Haha. You're making everyone hungry Bob. Thanks for the video.
Haha! Sorry about that. The food was pretty good if I do say so myself! 🍕🍔🍟🍩🙂
@@LearnEnglishwithBobtheCanadian I teach in Asia currently so that Subway made me super jealous.😀😀😀
Thank you so much. I live in Canada so it’s really helpful to learn the 4 ways of ordering food. I feel now I am more confident when I’ll go to order my meal because I used to ask my kids to do it on my behalf. I hope you’ve enjoyed the meals with your family. Thanks 🙏
I teach English down here in Brazil and your content is absolutely fantastic, bob. What i love about your videos is that you offer tons of high-quality input for learners. It reminds us that we shouldn't be chained down to workbooks or outdated grammar- based methodologies. Leaners need to be exposed to real- life situations so that they can build automaticity.
You are amazing! I'm so gla
Well, my fears about what to say while going to fast-foods, restaurants or so -- are gone. Now I can go through USA or Canada with no fears. Really excellent video lesson.
Wow, this is REAL. This makes me more focused on the situation. Thanks
Actually correct way to order a food in a restaurant is like:
I'll have a two number nine, a number nine large, a number seven, a number six with extra dip, two number 45s, one with cheese and a large sooooooda
naah the correct way is 'yeah lemme get uhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh chicken nuggets'
@@nevesbird7880 fck man, you're right
Wrong.
Diet soda, because you are currently watching your figure.
@@CMarkem omfg u really didn't get that. That was Big Smoke order from GTA SA bruh.
@@CMarkem you don't say soda in England
Hi brother,what you have provided in this Chanel it is very helpful and astonishing. Good luck and to the best 😉.KSA
I really love how the Canadians speak! I really appreciate these videos! And I keep watching your videos, these are useful for me who learn the language! Thanks so much! Here is a guy who watches your videos from chile! n.n
@hello Jorge how are you doing?
I love Canada.
I was living in Canada for a year and this channel reminds me lots of good memories!
My English is still in progress. Thanks for the lessons!
Hii friend I am from India I also want to go to Canada but I don't know its accent literally. So can you help me
The guy look so nice he gives everyone his phone number!
lmao
Haha, I didn’t realize that
RofLmao
I said the same heheh 🤭 ouh 😺
LMFAO
It feels like I was with you during all your orders. Thank you so much, Bob, for all what you do and all your lessons
I already speak English, but this is great. I wish someone would make a video like this in French.
Est ce que je pourrais avoir un jus d'orange ? polie, je voudrais un jus d'orange ? moins polie, je vais prendre un jus d'orange. polie je prendrais un jus d'orange moins polie mais tous son bonne moi j'utilise souvent est ce que je pourrais avoir ou je vais prendre ...
Bonjour monsieur. Je voudrais une pizza.
Hey, Bob, I just want to congratulate you on this video. It's perfect to show students the expressions they need to order food. As you might already have guessed I'm an English Teacher as well and love my work. It is really hard to find videos for students at level A1. Your videos are clear, imaginative, and exciting. Please keep on making videos like this one. It's inspirational and funny at the same time. Best Regards! Ricardo Sydney
Hi Bob, I'm brasilian and I want to improve my english. I conclude after watch some vídeos that I finally found yours! they're excellent! congratulations!
you are right!
Hello Bob, I'm from China. I've been wanting to improve my spoken English and have bought many courses from other teachers, but I didn't find them engaging enough to stay committed. Until I stumbled upon your lessons, I found them practical and enjoyable. I hope this time I can stick with it.
it's a perfect video. I always cannot hear clearly what the shop assisstant asks me when I order food in the real life. Thanks!
I wish I'd had video lessons like these when I first started learning English: informative,educational and fun!
It's real English conversation. It is helpful to know various expression.
Miyoung Moon bruh that is normal ? But half other words wernt English ( I’m English )
Mr. Bob your English lessons are very interesting. In new the future I am going to Canada with my family and you will be my favorite teacher there. I will keep in touch with you for further improving family education.
I tried to confirm this with my friend and teacher before because I felt weird to say/hear 'having here or take away' whenever I order at a fast food restaurant (the take away is fine, but the having here is weird to me). But it seems like this is what we use here in Malaysia. Glad to learn another way of saying it: for here or to go :)
One of my dreams is to travel to USA or Canada-- arrive at the restaurants, fast-foods or anything like; and order some burguers or a full meal. Can't wait to achieve it.
The first time I went to the USA I went to a Subway. When I was ordering, the attendant ask me for the type of cheese I wanted but I couldn't understand the question. Now, watching this I realize that she said "white, cheddar, orange or swiss..." 😅
Thats a great experience, I'd like to live abbroad and feel this experience as well
I know white cheese but don’t know orange cheese
@@applenguyen516 yo, the same but wice-verca
@@applenguyen516 yellow cheese is what we call it in Spanish
😂
Really good to have a massive english content on internet. Any people can learn english completely free
I've already learnt how to order foods. That's amazing. Thanks teacher Bob.
Thank you Bob, It was really useful. I loved that you showed us how to order food in real scenarios.
Thank you so much Bob! having been in America 2 months, I am still really shy to order food even in campus restaurants. After watching the video twice I am more willing to eat out and practice what I have learned!!
Hi Mr Bob thank you very much for teaching English sentences, I learned it very easy, and I have enjoyed so dearly.
you've made a huge difference in teaching english by making and posting these useful and practical videos , tnx bob :)
El mejor canal de inglés que he visto. Natural y todo real. Thank you Bob, nice job!
I just wanted to thank you, Bob. These videos are so helpful for my classes, I'm recommending you to my students so they can listen to real life situations in English.
Thanks for that Mariela. I appreciate you recommending my videos to others and I'm glad they are helpful to your students. 😎
Oh, You are from Brazil too!
I can't thank you enough for your devoted work! You enable people from other language speaking countries to access all this authentic material for free. Thank you!!!
I really like how you teach us. I need more real-life lesson
Yes you get will used to it. I have practing English for 2 months it is going good.
I’m a native English speaker, if I were u just watch tv shows
@Rainyzzzy. I always watch that everyday. On RUclips
@@omarabazid5625 if you a native. Why did u watch this. ?
Fajar Bachtiar it was on my recommendations
Man, you are brilliant. I loved your way of teaching. Thank you, Bob.
Hi
Not just theory. But shows the practice. It's awesome, Bob. Thank you!
@hello Adel how are you doing?
انا عربية وأود حقا انا اتقن الانجليزي
وانا أود أن أخبرك انك متحدث ماهر ما شاء الله ❤
I shared this with my students and learned many real English phrases! Fantastic Bob as usual!
I believe in every country, without any language skills, the money is the understandable language, just we need to mention by finger that which kind of foods we would like to eat😂. Thanks Bob.
Truth has been spoken 😂
😂
Thanks for such a wonderful video....I appreciate the time and effort you put to make life easier for people learning ingles! God bless you and yours!! Thanks Bob.
I have an advanced level of English but I am rarely in these situations whenever I use English in my country , and the only way to be using these knowledge is by traveling, I don’t travel long ago, but I will soon. so this was wonderful , appreciate it a lot , thank you
THANK YOU TEACHER. YOUR CLASS IS AMAZING!
Bob, you're amazing..you know exactly how to teach so the learner can learn easily..
I'm first comment in this great video
I'm looking from Cambodia thank you Bob for your all English teaching
Thanks for being here bright and early to watch and you're welcome! 🍕🍔🍟🍩🙂
Very good. I'm from Brazil and i have been studying english by myself with videos like this. Thank you so much for this vídeo.
This is the video I was looking for! Thank you so much Bob. I'll add some Korean subtitles more and of course show your original video, too. Thanks again.
even if you dont understand without subtitle,You should watch,it's gonna be good for you
Oh, South Korean is cool.
Thank you for sharing. I love your teaching style. Easy to understand.
Awesome! I'm glad you liked it! 🍔🍟🍕🍩🙂
This is a great one.
I like this kind of thing you filmed the most.
I'm glad you liked it! 🍕🍔🍟🍩🙂 I try to get out and make real videos from time to time. I thought people would like this one a lot!
I live in Canada currently, I'm from Korea but can't speak fluently yet. I'm looking forward to learning English from your lessons. Thank you!
So sweet, you didn’t forget to order your wife’s favorite tea.
Really great and practical phrases, always love your videos, thanks so much for your efforts
You are very welcome! 🍔🍟🍕🍩🙂
Amazing useful lesson!! Thanks!!
I'm a native English-Canadian speaker from Ontario and didn't realize we had so many ways to order food! Great job
Awesome! Here in the UK 🇬🇧 we use “Can I have” a lot. Usually after greeting the person.
Example - Hi, can i have a chicken salad please?
Keep up the good work!
That works! 🍕🍔🍟🍩🙂
actually i see a lot of “can i have” in America too
I agree. Here in New Zealand I always find myself saying "Hi. Can I please have...".
British people talk funny.
Daniel Hensley Ha Ha The original English mate !
It's amazing. He is the genius teacher.
This is amazing!
Real conversation would be really helpful for us.
Showing this video to my students, real life / real English. Thank you Bob!
- Small pepperoni pizza.
- Is it for pickup?
- Yes.
- What is your number phone?
...
- What is your address?
Why are not you at work now?
What is identity number of your CIA curator?
Its actually normal, they use it for costomer analysis. They can see where you from based on the number.
That's insane. .. I don't know why they asking for phone number to get Pepperoni pizza 😂😂 they'll reach u with msgs every morning to ask you if you are not getting sick of it 😂😂
JAJAJA
@John Smith you mean normal like pain, problems, depression, hate, harassmant, child molister etc.? Its normal and we have to persuade ourself that we couldn't handle a perfect world.
As arabic refugee say in Germany (when they are being asked by police why they are not at work) - we are not Germans to work!!!
This mad lad gave an English lesson in English
I'm so happy to have found you, Bob! Your real life videos are amazing🔥 and great for my students, Thank you so much ❤️
Thank you so much 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍🙏👍👍
I really enjoyed the tips. I thought that we only have to say I'd like but I could see many ways to order something.
English lessons with actions are far better than theory. Great idea Bob 👍✨
Hey Bob have you been ? I like when you make a video in real situation like this video up.. I am from brazil I get imaninging this situacion like order food in other contries, great Job and I Learn something new today (Reward card).
Extrememely interesting and useful !
A little worried by your diet this day though 😉
Thank you so much bob for the video! I'll use it to teach my students how people actually order food in a natural setting
This is very “realistic” helpful.
- I'll have a salad
-sorry?
-I want a salad
-what was that?
-I want to eat a salad
-you said what?
-I'll have a cheeseburger
-you're a native speaker, arent'you?
Number 4, to go. Yea sure
Worse trash you couldn't have asked teacher
Lol
I'm an American and this somehow snuck into my recommended. I guess RUclips thinks my English isn't good enough?
lol , u must to make videos too.
@@dalrel i do but they are not for people who are easily weirded out
@@humbleroll1586 so,I need to see these videos .
I am a Russian and its kind of video very important for my surviving :0
Snuck isn't a real word. Americans made it up (as usual). The past form of "sneak" is "sneaked"
I have just started watching your videos, found engaging and interesting.
Thanks for Bob for all your efforts!