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Have you got…?
Оглавление| ¿Tienen una mesa para tres? | Have you got a table for three, please? |
| ¿Tienen alguna mesa libre para esta noche? | Have you got a table available for tonight? |
| ¿Tienen menú del día? | Do you have a set menu? |
| ¿Tienen la carta en inglés? | Have you got the menu in English? |
| ¿Tienen vino de la casa? | Do you have a house wine? |
| ¿Tienen menú infantil? | Have you got a children’s menu? |
| Una mesa para dos, por favor. | A table for two, please. |
¿LO SABÍAS?
Of course if you have made a reservation, instead of asking if there’s a table free, you’ll be able to say he reservado una mesa para dos a nombre de… (I’ve booked a table for two in the name of…).
To say what you’d like or what you want, you can use either quisiera or quiero (I’d like). They are both from the verb querer. For more information on querer, see here. To attract the waiter’s attention, you just need to say ¿Puede venir, por favor? (Can you come over?) or ¡Oiga, por favor! (Excuse me, please!).
