Hello everybody, I'm back, as you can see in this picture, very delicious picture about foods. Are you hungry? And this lesson we are going to learn about 10 phrases for speaking and talking about food. Okay, it's time to speak about food. What phrases we are going to learn. Let's find out.

I'm starving. The first phrase, I'm starving, which means I'm very very hungry. When you are very very hungry you say I'm starving. I'm dying because I'm very very hungry. I cannot wait. Number two ease let's grab a bite to eat.

Let's grab a bite to eat. See here. Grab me Let's take let's take a bite to eat. So, to get something to eat, to get food that can be eaten quickly. Okay? That's why we're saying let's grab a bite to eat.

Let's get food that can be eaten quickly. Number three, how about eating out tonight? Actually we use How about when we are suggesting something? How about the verb comes with AMG? How about eating out tonight? Yes, this is a suggestion you can give to your friends or family.

How about going out to the restaurant How about eating out tonight when you eat out you actually go to a restaurant or fast food or you eat something actually outside. So it out means eat at a restaurant. Do not forget this. Eat out. eat at a restaurant. Ah I bought some snacks.

I bought some snacks. This is easy you buy the past up, buys bought some snacks. The soup is delicious delicious is something that is tasty when we speak about something that is tasty or has a good taste we say this is delicious. This soup is delicious. Can I have another helping of potatoes? What does it mean?

Can I have another helping of potatoes Can you understand it? and other helping here means another portion. So if somebody says Can I have another helping of potatoes it means I want to have another portion and other portion. I'll have when do we say I'll have use this phrase for ordering in a restaurant. For example. You go and sit down and the waiter comes and you Tell him I'll have a pizza.

I'll have an hamburger. It means that I want a hamburger So don't say I want a hamburger. It's not a usual way to say say, I'll have an hamburger today, or tonight. Could we get the check? Please? Yes.

When you have finished eating in a restaurant and you want to pay the money, you could speak like this. You could say, could we get that? Check? Please? Could which could we get the check, please? Yes.

I'm Paul's arm fall. When you finish your foods, you tell your friend that uncle which means that I'm satisfied. I don't need any other foods. Okay, I'm full. And number 10. Is I'm stuffed.

I'm stuffed also means unfold. I don't have I don't need any other food. It means that I ate a lot. Maybe too much. And I'm staffed Yes. staffed with when you have eaten too much.

Okay. Great, excellent. Let's use these phrases and sentences in real situations. Here there's a conversation between man and a waiter. And a woman. The man says, I'm sorry, can I have another helping of potatoes?

The waiter says, Sure. And the woman says, I'll have a pizza please. So she's ordering a pizza. This is how you order a pizza. I'll have a pizza, please. Here, there is a conversation between a woman and man.

The woman says the food here in this restaurant is very delicious. The man says, Yeah, I'm really stuffed and I can't eat anymore. Yeah, so I'm really stuffed, which means that I have eaten too much and there is no other place in my stomach to keep the food's perfect.