Learn how to order two or more of something
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| Let's review the key vocabulary. |
| Cuatro, "four," cuatro (enunciated), cuatro. |
| Tres, "three," tres (enunciated), tres. |
| Let’s review. |
| Respond to the prompts by speaking aloud. Then repeat after me, focusing on pronunciation. Ready? |
| Do you remember how to say "two?" |
| Dos. |
| Dos. |
| And how to say "orders?" |
| Órdenes. |
| Órdenes. |
| When you don't know the word for something. Do you remember how to say "this?" |
| Esto. |
| Esto. |
| And how to say "two orders of this?" |
| Dos órdenes de esto. |
| Dos órdenes de esto. |
| And do you remember how Karen Lee says, |
| "Two orders of this, please." |
| Dos órdenes de esto, por favor. |
| Dos órdenes de esto, por favor. |
| Do you remember how the barista says, |
| "Go ahead?" |
| Adelante. |
| Adelante |
| Do you remember how to say "three?" |
| Tres. |
| Tres. |
| And how to say "four?" |
| Cuatro. |
| Cuatro. |
| Do you remember the word for "order?" |
| Orden. |
| Orden. |
| And how to say "one order?" |
| Una orden. |
| Una orden. |
Comments
HideDo you remember how to say "two orders of this"?
I like that we're given lessons that let us start speaking right away, even without having a big vocabulary. All my specialized words seem to flee my mind when I'm put on the spot.
"Dos ordenes de esto" is a lot easier to remember than "Dos micheladas, por favor."