Ordering at a Restaurant

Get a table, read the menu and order food and drinks at a Japanese restaurant.

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Vocabulary

  • メニュー (メニュー): menu
  • 注文(ちゅうもん) (注文): order
  • 水(みず) (水): water
  • お茶(おちゃ) (お茶): tea
  • 肉(にく) (肉): meat
  • 魚(さかな) (魚): fish
  • 野菜(やさい) (野菜): vegetables
  • ラーメン (ラーメン): ramen
  • 飲(の)み物(もの) (飲み物): drink, beverage
  • 二人(ふたり) (二人): two people

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Frequently asked questions

What does 「メニュー」 mean in this lesson?
menu
What does 「注文(ちゅうもん)」 mean in this lesson?
order
What does 「水(みず)」 mean in this lesson?
water
What does 「お茶(おちゃ)」 mean in this lesson?
tea
What does 「肉(にく)」 mean in this lesson?
meat
What does 「魚(さかな)」 mean in this lesson?
fish
What does 「野菜(やさい)」 mean in this lesson?
vegetables
What does 「ラーメン」 mean in this lesson?
ramen
What does 「飲(の)み物(もの)」 mean in this lesson?
drink, beverage
What does 「二人(ふたり)」 mean in this lesson?
two people
「注文」の意味は? What does 注文 mean?
注文(ちゅうもん)means an order (for food or goods).
ラーメン( )お茶をください。
と connects two nouns like 'and': ラーメンとお茶.
Choose the correct reading of 三人.
三人 is read さんにん (three people). Only 一人 (ひとり) and 二人 (ふたり) are irregular.
Which sentence means 'I will have the ramen'?
Nにします is used to choose what you will have.
「魚」の意味は? What does 魚 mean?
魚(さかな)means fish. 肉 is meat and 野菜 is vegetables.