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49 Cafés

A Drinks black coffee

latte

cappuccino hot chocolate

milkshake herbal tea smoothie

decaf tea/coffee [without caffeine]

B Food

waffle toastie panini bagel wrap

crisps

baguette muffin croissant

Language help cupcake

In the UK, chips or fries mean French fries. Crisps are thin slices of fried potatoes sold in bags. In the
USA, chips refer to thin pieces of fried potatoes sold in bags.

UK crisps chips or fries
USA chips French fries

C Ordering food and drink

A: A latte, please.
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2
B: Regular or large ?
A: Regular, please.

4
B: To have in or take away ?
3
A: To take away.

A: What’s in that panini?
B: Cheese and ham.

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A: Do you have any vegetarian ones?
B: We’ve got cheese and tomato. 1 not big and (usually) not very small

A: I’ll have one of those, please. 2 big
3 for eating/drinking inside (the coffee shop)
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B: Would you like it heated up ? 4 for eating/drinking after you leave (the coffee shop)
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A: No, thank you. Where are the napkins ? 5 without any meat
B: There are some on the table. 6 made warm (e.g. in an oven or a microwave)
7 thin pieces of paper for cleaning your mouth and
A: Do you have a tray please?
8
fingers
B: Yes, here you go. 8 an object for carrying drinks or food

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