Part One Seating the Guest without a Reservation
Part Two Seating the Guest with a Reservation
Words and Expressions
Exercises
Part One Seating the Guest without a Reservation
C： Good evening， ladies and gentlemen. Welcome to our restaurant.
G： Good evening.
C： A table for five？
G： Yes. Five of us.
C： Do you have a reservation？
G： I don't think we have.
C： This way， please. How about the window table over there？
G： That's fine.
C： Excuse me， sir. Here's the menu.
G： Thank you.
Part Two Seating the Guest with a Reservation
C： Good evening， sir and madam.
G： Good evening. We've a reservation for a table for two under the name of Stephen.
C： Let me check the list. Yes， we do have a reservation under Mr Stephen.
G： There is a change in the number of people. There are six of us. Four of my friends are coming soon.
C： It doesn't matter. Follow me， please. What do you think of the table in the center？
G： Well， it's a window table that we've booked.
C： I'm sorry， but all the tables by the window are small， with up to 4 seats.
G： 0h， I see. We'll have to make up with the center one.
C： Thank you for your understanding， Mr Stephen.
G： If a Mr Wu comes to look for me， just usher him here.
C： Yes， I will.
Words and Expressions
Stephen
n. 斯蒂芬
to make up with ……
将就
usher
v. 引领
