Spanish Restaurant Quiz

Review What You've Learned

Review your Spanish restaurant vocabulary and keep your knowledge fresh.

Refresh your memory with a quick review of essential words.

Review Spanish restaurant vocabulary and strengthen your memory with interactive flashcards.

See how restaurant vocabulary is used in everyday life, routines, and general daily conversations.

A1-A2

Test your understanding of basic restaurant terms.

Audio	Spanish	English Translation
	Pedimos dos cubiertos y una jarra de agua para la mesa.	We asked for two place settings and a pitcher of water for the table.
	La camarera puso el mantel limpio sobre la mesa.	The waitress put the clean tablecloth on the table.
	El cliente dejó una buena propina para el camarero.	The customer left a good tip for the waiter.
	Necesito un tenedor y un cuchillo para comer el plato principal.	I need a fork and a knife to eat the main course.
	Pedimos el postre después de terminar la cena.	We ordered dessert after finishing dinner.

B1-B2

Test your knowledge of intermediate restaurant situations.

Audio	Spanish	English Translation
	El sumiller nos aconsejó elegir un vino tinto de la carta de vinos.	The sommelier advised us to choose a red wine from the wine list.
	Pedimos un reservado en el bistró para celebrar el banquete familiar.	We requested a booth in the bistro to celebrate the family banquet.
	El ayudante de camarero trajo la cubeta para hielo con la botella de champán.	The busboy brought the ice bucket with the champagne bottle.
	La clienta puso una queja porque la comida no estaba bien cocinada.	The customer filed a complaint because the food was not well cooked.
	Anotaron nuestra llegada en el libro de reservas porque la lista de espera era larga.	They noted our arrival in the reservation book because the waitlist was long.

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