Introduction
- The video presents a slow and clear English conversation aimed at learners.
- Focuses on ordering food delivery, useful for daily life communication.
- Main characters: Sam and Ellie, two friends deciding what to eat.
Conversation Overview
Setting the Scene
- Friends feel hungry after watching videos all morning.
- They consider options: Eating out or delivery due to hot weather (35°C).
Choosing the Food
- Menus include Chinese, pizza, and hamburgers.
- They rule out Chinese (had recently) and hamburgers (also recent).
- Decide on a large pepperoni pizza with extra mushrooms and two colas.
Preparing to Order
- Ellie feels nervous about phone ordering.
- Sam teaches key phrases:
- Initiate with: "Hi, I’d like to order for delivery, please."
- Use "Can I have" to order food.
- Confirm toppings and respond to inquiries.
- Provide address and payment method (cash chosen).
- Useful phrases to ask for repetition or slower speech.
- For more on polite communication and manners in restaurant settings, see Essential Restaurant Manners and English Learning Conversation.
Role-Playing Practice
- Simulated phone call covers typical order dialogue.
- Ellie practices speaking slowly and clearly.
Actual Phone Order
- Ellie calls the pizza shop:
- Orders a large pepperoni pizza with mushrooms.
- Adds two colas.
- Gives name, address, and pays cash.
- Order confirmed for $18.50 with 30-minute delivery time.
- This practical example complements phrases from Master Fast Food English: Essential Phrases for Service Success.
Post-Order Reflections
- Ellie feels confident after successful ordering.
- Friends discuss splitting the bill.
- They plan to watch TV while waiting.
Receiving and Enjoying the Food
- Pizza arrives promptly.
- They enjoy the warm, cheesy pizza with fresh mushrooms and cold cola.
- Agree that delivery is better than going outside in the heat.
- For further practice with similar restaurant ordering scenarios, see Ordering Steak at an American Steakhouse: English Conversation Guide.
Lessons and Encouragement
- Trying new experiences, like phone ordering, may seem scary but gets easier with practice.
- Politeness and clear speech improve communication confidence.
- Encouragement to practice English in real-life scenarios.
- To expand your everyday conversational skills, explore Comprehensive Everyday English Conversation Phrases for Learners.
Conclusion
- Reinforces learning by repeating initial quiz question about their order.
- Encourages viewers to comment answers to enhance English writing.
- Invitation to subscribe and engage with more slow, easy English learning videos.
This structured summary highlights key learning points and practical English phrases from the video conversation, catering to learners aiming to improve phone communication skills related to food delivery ordering.
Welcome to English listening channel. Hello everyone. >> [music]
>> Today, we're going to look at a fun and useful [music] conversation about ordering food for delivery.
In this video, you will follow a simple story about two friends, Sam and Ellie, as they choose what to eat and practice
ordering food on the phone. Don't worry. [music] I will speak slowly and clearly, so
please relax and enjoy [music] the story. Before we start, I have a small question
for you. [music] Please listen carefully to find the answer.
This will help you understand English more deeply. So, here is today's question.
What food do Sam and Ellie decide to order? The answer is mentioned in [music] the
conversation. If you find the answer, please write it in the comments section. [music]
By writing your answer in English, you can improve your English skills even more effectively.
All right. >> [music] >> Let's start the video.
Are you ready? Okay, let's begin. Hey, Ellie. I'm so bored. What time is
it? Let me check my phone. It's already 12:30. 12:30
already? Wow, time goes so fast. It really does. We've been watching videos all morning. Yeah, that's true. Hey,
Sam. I'm getting hungry. Are you hungry, too? Yeah, I'm really hungry. I didn't eat breakfast this morning. You didn't
eat breakfast? That's not good for you. I know. I woke up late today. >> [laughter]
>> You always wake up late. Hey, that's not true. Well, maybe a little. Anyway, let's eat something. It's lunchtime.
Good idea. Do you want to go out and eat at a restaurant? Mhm, I don't really want to go outside today. It's so hot
out there. Yeah, you're right. It is very hot today. I checked the weather this morning. It's like 35°.
35°? That's too hot. I definitely don't want to go outside. Me, neither. Walking to a
restaurant in this heat sounds terrible. So, what should we do? How about delivery? We can order food and stay
home. Oh, that's a great idea. I love delivery. We don't have to go anywhere. Right. The food comes to us. It's much
easier than going out. And we can eat on the sofa while watching TV. That sounds perfect to me. Okay, let's order food.
But what should we order? Mhm, good question. Let me get some menus. I have menus from restaurants near here. Oh,
you have menus? That's helpful. Let's take a look. Okay, here are the menus. We have a few
choices. Wow, there are many options. Let me see. Look, there's a Chinese restaurant, a
pizza place, and a hamburger shop. Mhm, it's hard to choose. What kind of food do you feel like eating? I'm okay
with anything. What about you? Well, Chinese food is always good. How about Chinese? Chinese food is nice, but
didn't you have Chinese food yesterday? Oh, that's right. I had Chinese food last night. Maybe not Chinese again.
Okay, how about hamburgers then? This place looks good. I like hamburgers, but I had a hamburger 2 days ago. I want
something different. Okay, that's out, too. Well, how about pizza? I know this pizza
place. It's really good. Pizza? Mhm, when was the last time I had pizza? I don't know. Maybe 2 weeks ago? Yeah, I
think so. Okay, pizza sounds great. They have many kinds. Pepperoni, cheese, vegetable, seafood. Wow, so many
choices. What do you usually get? I usually get pepperoni. It's a classic. I love pepperoni, too. It's my favorite
kind of pizza. Mine, too. Okay, let's get pepperoni pizza. What size? Small, medium, or large? How hungry are you?
Very hungry. Me, too. Let's get a large, then. Good idea. And should we get some drinks, too? Oh, yes. I want something
cold. A cola sounds nice. I want a cola, too. Cola and pizza go so well together. >> [laughter]
>> You're right. They're a perfect match. So, two colas. Sounds good. Perfect. A large pepperoni pizza and two colas.
Sounds like a good lunch. Okay, let's order. Their phone number's on this menu. Do you want to call them? Me?
Oh, I'm a little nervous about calling. Nervous? Why? Well, I'm not very good at talking on
the phone. It makes me a little scared. Really? Don't worry. Ordering food on the phone is very simple. The
conversation is always the same. Always the same? What do I say first? First, you say, "Hi, I'd like to order
for delivery, please." I'd like to order for delivery, please. Okay, I can say that.
Good. Then they will ask you what you want. Just say, "Can I have" and then the food.
Can I have a large pepperoni pizza? Like that? Yes, exactly like that. Perfect. What
happens next? They might ask about toppings. They'll say something like, "Would you like any
extra toppings?" And I just tell them what I want? Right. You can say, "Can I add
mushrooms?" or just say, "No, thank you." Okay, got it. What else do they ask?
They will ask your address. Just say, "My address is 24 Oak Street, apartment 3B."
Okay, and what about paying? They will ask, "How would you like to pay?" You can say cash or credit card.
I think cash is easier. I'll say cash. Sure, and that's all. Really simple, right?
It does sound simple, but what if they say something I don't understand? That's a good question. Just say,
"Sorry, can you say that again?" They'll repeat it for you. Sorry, can you say that again? Okay,
that's really helpful. I feel better now. You can also say, "Sorry, can you speak
more slowly?" if they talk too fast. Oh, that's useful, too. Can you speak more slowly? I'll remember that.
And don't forget to say please and thank you. People are always happy to hear those words.
Of course, I always say please and thank you. Good. Do you want to practice before you
call? I can pretend to be the pizza shop. Yes, please. Let's practice. That would help a lot. Okay, ready? Here we
go. Ring, ring. Hello, thank you for calling. What would you like to order?
Hi, I'd like to order for delivery, please. Can I have a large pepperoni pizza?
Sure, anything else? Yes, can I also get two colas, please? Of course. What's your address?
My address is 24 Oak Street, apartment 3B. And how would you like to pay?
Cash, please. Great, your order will be there in about 30 minutes. Thank you.
Thank you. Bye. That was great. See, you can totally do this.
>> [clears throat] >> That was actually not so hard. I'm surprised.
The key is to speak slowly and clearly. You don't have to rush. That's good advice. Okay, I feel much
better now. I'll call them for real this time. Go for it. You'll be fine. Just remember
what we practiced. Good luck. Thanks, Sam. Okay, here I go. I'm dialing the number now.
Hello. Thank you for calling Joe's Pizza. How can I help you?
Hi. I'd like to order for delivery, please. Sure thing.
What would you like to order today? I'd like a pepperoni pizza, please. Of course.
What size would you like? We have small, medium, and large. Large, please.
One large pepperoni pizza. Would you like any extra toppings? We have mushrooms, olives, onions, and
extra cheese. Mm, yes. Can I add mushrooms, please? Mushrooms. No problem. That's $1 extra.
Anything else? No extra toppings, thank you. But, can I also order some drinks?
Of course. What would you like to drink? Can I have two colas, please? Two colas. Got it. So, let me repeat
your order. One large pepperoni pizza with extra mushrooms, and two colas. Is that
correct? Yes, that's correct. Great. Can I have your name, please?
My name is Ellie. Thank you, Ellie. And what is your delivery address?
My address is 24 Oak Street, apartment 3B. 24 Oak Street, apartment 3B. Got it.
And how would you like to pay? We accept cash and credit card. Cash, please.
Cash. No problem. Your total is $18.50. $18.50. Okay.
And your order will be ready in about 30 minutes. Is that all right? About 30 minutes. Yes, that's fine.
Wonderful. Is there anything else I can help you with?
No, that's everything. Thank you very much. Thank you for calling Joe's Pizza,
Ellie. Have a great day. Thank you. You, too. Bye. Bye-bye.
Hey, how did it go? Did you order? Yes, I did it. I ordered the pizza. That's great. I'm proud of you. How was it? I
was a little nervous at first, but the person on the phone was really nice and friendly. See? That always helps. It's
not so scary, right? No, it wasn't scary at all. I was worried for nothing. You did great, really. Your English was very
clear on the phone. Really? That makes me so happy. Thank you, Sam. So, tell me, what exactly did
you order? I ordered a large pepperoni pizza with extra mushrooms and two colas. You added mushrooms. Nice. I love
mushrooms on pizza. I know you like mushrooms, so I asked for extra. That's really nice of you. Thanks. How much was
the total? $18.50. That's not bad. Here, let me give you $10 for my half. Oh, thanks. That's
fair. We can split it. Yeah, splitting is easy. Do you need change? I only have a 10. No, that's perfect. I have the
rest. Don't worry about it. How long did they say it will take? About 30 minutes. Okay. So, we have to wait a little bit.
That's fine. Yeah. What should we do while we wait? How about we watch something on TV? Oh, good idea. Let's
watch something fun. Sounds like a plan. The pizza will be here before we know it. I can't wait. I'm so hungry. Me,
too. But, at least we know delicious pizza is coming. That's true. You know, I was really worried about the phone
call. I know, but you had nothing to worry about. Yeah, I learned something today. Trying new things is scary, but
it usually turns out fine. That's exactly right. And the more you do it, the easier it gets. I think you're
right. Next time, I won't be nervous at all. Today's going to be a good day. All because of pizza.
Sam, the pizza's here. Look, it just arrived. Oh, finally. I've been waiting for this. That was fast, wasn't it?
Yeah, it was only about 30 minutes. That's pretty quick. Nice. Let me open the box. I'm so excited. Wow, it looks
so delicious. It really does. Look at all that cheese, and the mushrooms look amazing. It smells so good, too. I can't
wait to eat it. Okay, let's eat. Here, take a piece. Thank you. Mm, oh my god, this is really good. Right? The cheese
is so soft and warm, and the pepperoni is perfect. And the mushrooms are really fresh. I'm so happy we added them. Me,
too. This was a great idea. This pizza place is amazing. It is. I think this is the best pizza I've had in a long time.
Same here. I wonder what cheese they use. It's so stretchy and delicious. I don't know, but I love it. Oh, and the
cola is nice and cold, too. Cold cola and hot pizza. That's the perfect combination. This is the best lunch
ever. I'm so glad we ordered delivery. You know what? This is much better than going to a restaurant. We can eat at
home in our comfortable clothes. I think so, too. No waiting in line, no going outside in the heat. Exactly. We
should do this more often. Definitely. Let's order delivery again sometime. How about next week? We can try something
different. Oh, that sounds fun. Like what? Maybe seafood pizza, or a vegetable pizza? Seafood pizza sounds
really interesting. Let's try that next time. Okay, it's a plan. And next time, you can call again.
Sure, I can do that. Ordering on the phone is not scary anymore. See? You just needed to try it once. Now you know
you can do it. You're right. Practice really helps. Thanks for helping me today, Sam. No problem at all. That's
what friends are for. Today was really fun, and this pizza is so good, I don't want it to end.
>> [laughter] >> Well, we can always order more next time. It was a perfect day. It really
was. Pizza just makes everything better. I couldn't agree more. Cheers to pizza. Cheers to pizza.
How was it? I hope this video helped you improve your English.
Now, let me ask the question from the beginning one more time. What food do Sam and Ellie decide to
order? The answer was mentioned in the video. Did you find it?
If [music] you did, please write your answer in the comments section. [music] By practicing English output like this,
you can improve your English skills more efficiently. On this channel, I share stories in slow
and easy English >> [music] >> with small but useful tips to help you
learn. I will keep uploading videos like this. >> [music]
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See you next time. Bye. >> [music]
Begin the call with a polite introduction like, "Hi, I’d like to order for delivery, please." This clearly states your intent and sets a courteous tone for the conversation.
Use phrases like "Can I have" followed by the food item, for example, "Can I have a large pepperoni pizza with extra mushrooms?" Confirm your choices when asked and provide details clearly to avoid misunderstandings.
Politely say, "Could you please speak more slowly?" or "Can you repeat that, please?" These phrases help ensure you understand the order details without feeling embarrassed.
Be prepared to provide your name, delivery address, the exact items you want to order, and your preferred payment method (e.g., cash). Being clear and organized helps the process go smoothly.
Role-playing is effective; simulate phone orders with a friend or tutor using key phrases from the video. Practice speaking slowly and clearly, and gradually build confidence for real calls.
Remember that practice reduces anxiety. Start by learning key phrases and rehearsing them aloud. Politeness and clear speech go a long way, and most service staff are patient and understanding.
Using polite language like "please" and "thank you" improves communication and creates a positive interaction. It shows respect and can help get better service, making your ordering experience smoother and more pleasant.
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