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Noh Diego!
Wait a minute, was it like that?
Noh Diego started this week, how is everyone doing?
I decided to go like this from the last special.
Oh, you decided?
You decided to go to the farm?
Yes, I decided.
I see.
Yes, it was a great activity last time.
Well, this time, I asked Nanami to come again.
Oh, you have a great guest.
This is something I do every time.
I admit it.
By the way, what are you going to do this time?
It's a location.
We were outside during the special, but we've always been doing it in the same place.
Oh, teacher.
Yes.
Please come in smoothly.
There is no time.
I see.
So, this Noh Diego, it's the first anniversary this time.
Oh!
Thanks to everyone.
Wonderful.
I'll do my best this year as well, so please learn more English.
How was it last year?
Did you get better at English?
I think I've gained a lot of courage.
I thought so last time, but everyone has a long-term ability.
In other words, it's difficult to communicate with foreigners.
I've been talking to foreigners for a long time.
I'm not kidding.
Don't make fun of the teacher.
The most difficult thing in communicating with foreigners is to continue.
Because I talked for about three hours in the last location.
That's difficult.
You said all the things you heard at the end.
The last song was also excellent.
Wada-chan is as usual.
I'm singing, so my ears are getting better.
My ears are getting better.
And this guest has been doing his best since the first time.
That's right.
He had great potential.
So this time, let's learn how to use the expression in a restaurant by going abroad with a foreign employee.
Congratulations!
Before going to the restaurant, let's review the phrases that can be used in a restaurant from the expressions we learned before.
This is a review of what we learned before.
The expression we're going to use today is,
I'd like to.
Please say it.
I'd like to.
If you add something to the back of this expression, you can express a lot of restaurants.
For example, in front of a restaurant,
I'd like to eat here.
You mean you want to eat here.
I'd like to sit here.
You mean you want to sit here.
I'd like to go to the restroom.
You can say anything.
He said restaurant.
Not restaurant.
Restroom.
But you can use both.
Where were you before you went to the restaurant?
The garden.
Where?
Where did you go to the garden?
Outside.
You went to the garden and suddenly wanted to go to the restroom.
That's right.
A more polite expression is,
This is a hub.
You remember that you have to hold it, right?
It means to eat or drink.
Are you confident that you can order when you go abroad using this?
Yes.
Are you sure you can do it when you go abroad?
Yes.
What about you, Nanami?
I think I can say this one.
You can use your finger, but this time,
You have to learn this.
You can point at anything to the waiter.
It's not a good way to show a small word.
You can say this in Japanese.
This is what you can do.
This one.
You can express various things using the expression you learned before.
When you want to say you want to eat or drink,
You can use the word, have.
Ichido goes to the restaurant immediately.
Good job, Mizaki Moto!
When you go into a restaurant,
You are asked to make a reservation.
You can answer these questions and get a smooth entry.
And here's today's menu.
The appetizer is...
Assortment of four kinds of appetizers
Made with seasonal meat, fish, and vegetables.
White asparagus cream soup with broad beans and sauteed red prawn.
Steak tartar of horse meat with mascarpone sauce,
Seasoned with garlic, served with arugula and pecorino cheese.
Main dish is...
Homemade tagliatelle pasta with butter and spring truffle sauce,
Topped with plenty of spring truffles.
Baked swordfish stuffed with pine nuts, raisins, and breadcrumbs with orange sauce.
Wagyu beef sirloin steak.
You can actually order your food from here.
I wonder if you can read English.
If you don't know the word, please ask.
What is what?
What is tagliatelle pasta?
That's a good question.
It's a small pasta.
Small pasta?
Small pasta, short, round, and very chewy.
Very chewy?
What does chewy mean?
What does it mean, Wada?
It means a small pasta with cherry.
I don't want to eat that!
It's like al dente pasta.
Chewy.
Chewy texture.
Very, very.
Chewy texture.
Your Korean is getting better.
I'm stuck here.
My brain is getting more and more...
Don't say it next to me.
It's okay.
If you have any questions, Nanamin,
I hope there's a question.
What is swordfish?
It's a very large ocean fish that has a pointy nose.
Pointy nose?
It's a white meat.
It's a fish, but it's a white fish.
It's a big fish with a long nose that lives in the sea.
Big?
Fish.
That's absolutely correct.
What is it called in Japanese?
Swordfish?
It's called kajiki maguro.
Kajiki maguro?
No, no, no.
I don't understand Japanese.
That's right.
Kajiki maguro.
I'm sure maybe you would like some time to think about your order,
so please let me know when you're ready.
Take your time and think about it.
Okay.
Did you get it?
It's dirty.
What did you say?
I hid it.
What did you say?
You don't have to be so impatient.
I'm always there for you.
You didn't say that.
You didn't say lyrics like that.
When there is a menu or word you don't understand,
let's ask questions like,
What is swordfish?
When there is a word you don't understand,
it's a useful expression, so it's convenient to remember.
Let's order right away.
First up is Ms. Maya.
Here we go.
First of all, call the waiter, Wada.
Excuse me.
Yes.
Menu, order.
You're ready to order.
Sure.
Steak tartare of horse meat with mascarpone sauce.
Seassonette.
With.
Wada, look at Ms. Wada's face.
I'm sorry.
That's okay.
Say it again.
With garlic sorbet with arugula and pecorino.
Pecorino?
Cheese.
Pecorino cheese.
With the cheese, right.
Arugula with the cheese, I've got it.
Until the rice.
Homemade.
Homemade tagliatelle pasta with butter.
Butter?
Butter and spring truffles.
Trophy?
I do have one question for you.
For your steak, how would you like that cooked?
How much do you want it cooked?
Like this?
No.
Medium.
What's wrong?
Did you do it wrong?
Medium.
If you're asked how do you like it cooked,
answer the way you cook the meat according to your preference.
Remember one way you like it cooked.
Next up is Ms. Nojo. Here we go.
Baked swirled dish stuffed with pine nuts.
I'm sorry.
One more.
Baked swirled dish stuffed with pine nuts.
Swordfish?
Yes.
Yes, yes.
I can't eat raisins.
Can you make the baked swordfish without raisins?
Without raisins?
Yes.
Yes, of course.
That's great.
Next up is Ms. Hashimoto. Here we go.
Tell us what you like and what you recommend.
We all have different tastes.
Why are you giving me a hard time?
Ask her.
You want to eat what you like, right?
I already made my decision.
No, no.
Ask her what you like and what you recommend.
Ginger ale dry.
Ginger ale?
Would you like that sweet or dry?
Dry.
Dry, got it.
It goes well with ginger ale dry.
Ginger ale dry fit menu.
That's what it is.
Ginger ale dry with eating meal. Best fit.
The best fit.
Best fit.
For ginger ale.
Ginger ale.
Interesting.
Usually we match drinks with the food.
Yes.
But you want to know what food goes with the drink.
Is that right?
Probably yes.
Well, if you like dry ginger ale, perhaps the swordfish.
Swordfish.
This one.
I mean, dry ginger ale is kind of like a white wine.
So a lighter white fish would probably go well with the dry ginger ale.
Thank you.
What did you say?
Baked swordfish.
It goes well with ginger ale dry.
But you didn't say other drinks.
White wine.
Yes.
White wine or ginger ale.
Yes, yes.
It goes well with this.
I see.
I think that's what it is.
Ginger ale is similar to white wine.
So it goes well with the same food as white wine.
Great.
Now, tell us what you like.
White asparagus cream soup.
What about swordfish?
I like white asparagus.
I heard that.
I heard your recommendation, but you didn't ask for it.
I asked for it.
I see.
It seems like they got along.
When you want to ask what goes well with this drink,
you should ask,
It means that it goes well with something.
Do you know what you ordered?
I ordered white asparagus cream soup.
White asparagus cream soup and something else.
I ordered beans.
You suddenly became a throw.
What is this prawn?
Prawn?
Prawn.
The last one.
This is important.
Red plum?
Well,
It would be bad if there was a red plum in the white asparagus cream soup.
It's a fruit, right?
I don't know what a prawn is.
You don't hate seafood, right?
I like it.
I see.
You don't like seafood.
You know what it is, right?
What is red in seafood?
Shrimp.
That's right.
There is a red shrimp in it.
It looks delicious.
Shrimp is called differently by size.
Shrimp is commonly used in Japan.
Prawn is bigger than shrimp.
Big shrimp can be used as a lobster.
Do you know what you ordered?
Steak.
What is it?
Chicken.
Chicken?
Chicken steak?
Tartare.
What is tartare?
Tartare.
There are many.
Tartare.
The one with tartare on the steak.
Seasoned.
It's perfect for this season.
No way.
Is it freshly picked garlic?
Right?
It's not like that.
It's not freshly picked garlic.
Seasoned with something.
It means something.
Seasoned with garlic is correct.
Some members ordered without knowing the menu.
They brought the food here.
Please eat.
Yes.
If you haven't come yet, please eat.
What do you do when you eat?
That's right.
You do a food review, right?
First step is Ms. Nojo.
She will do a food review in English.
Will she be able to express the taste of cream soup well?
Wow.
Beautiful white.
It's beautiful white.
It's important to look good.
Yes.
It smells good.
It's a prayer.
That's good.
Go eat.
She goes to eat.
Wow.
It's creamy.
How is it?
Did you get the taste?
It's good.
It smells good.
You don't know if it's salty or sweet.
If it's just creamy.
It's salty.
What do you mean salty?
Is it delicious?
It's delicious.
Because it's creamy.
It's salty.
It's sweet.
It's a little sweet.
There are many ways to say delicious.
Besides delicious, it's easy to say it tastes good.
You can express the scent by saying smells nice, smells good.
Next up is Missy Kuta.
What ingredients are used in the four types of appetizers?
Please tell us your impressions.
How is it?
You expressed it very well.
It's wonderful.
What does it taste like?
It's cheese.
It's salty cheese.
It's salty.
It's cheese.
You should eat it when you're scolded.
Cheese mushroom, miracle harmony, yeah.
Why did you say yeah at the end?
It's difficult.
The salt level is good.
I see.
What does it taste like?
Right amount of salt.
I see.
Next up is Miss Akimoto.
Can you express the texture of hand- pulled pasta and the taste of truffle well?
This pasta looks like truffle.
I see.
I want to eat it.
It smells like good truffle.
Please eat it.
I'll eat it.
It's good.
It's good so far.
Very delicious.
Why?
It's chewy and nice.
And I like this truffle.
I see.
That's great.
Miss Akimoto, good job.
You can use the example of saying it looks like something.
The example of truffle is a wonderful expression.
Do you need cheese to make it even more delicious?
I want it.
Let's ask her.
Excuse me.
Yes.
This pasta, topping, cheese?
Cheese?
Okay.
You would like some cheese?
Yes.
What kind of cheese would you like?
What kind of cheese would be good?
Parmesan cheese?
Yes.
You are very knowledgeable.
You are young.
You are eating it.
I like to eat it.
Here it comes.
It's great.
Please tell me when it's ready.
Okay.
It's great.
It smells good.
It smells good?
Yes.
It looks delicious.
I'm starting to get tired.
Tired?
Yes.
Okay.
Thank you.
Okay?
Okay.
Okay?
This is enough?
Yes.
Isn't that too much cheese?
You put a lot of cheese.
Did you understand?
When you say, say when or just tell me when,
and you start to add something or add something,
what did you mean by just tell me when?
I said, stop at the right place.
I completely missed it.
I was looking at the cheese and I was getting tired.
I realized that I was going to stop there.
When the waiter pours drinks or adds seasoning,
you can say, say when or just tell me when.
In that case, you can say when or that's enough.
You can stop at the right place.
The waiter came to the table to get an opinion.
Can Ms. Kitano answer?
So, how is everything?
Nice.
Nice?
Nice. Delicious.
Oh, great. I'm happy to hear that.
Please let me know if you need anything.
Okay?
Okay, thanks.
Perfect answer.
I see.
Wonderful.
That was a good example of a nice and delicious answer.
And a smile. Perfect.
I see.
That's enough, right?
Yes, that's enough.
It's easy.
You don't have to talk for a long time.
I see.
You can eat it.
Very good.
That was good.
Kawago, you didn't bring any food.
I didn't bring any.
You should say something.
Can I say it here?
Yes, you can.
Excuse me.
Yes?
My order Wagyu beef sirloin steak.
Come on.
Come on?
Speed?
Hurry up.
Hurry up?
Hurry up.
I'm terribly sorry.
I'll go check.
She's scared.
She's told to hurry up.
Sorry.
See?
This is what happens.
I'm terribly sorry.
Here you go.
Thank you.
You're welcome.
She's scared.
Could you say something more gentle?
Well,
My order hasn't arrived yet.
My order hasn't come yet.
Is it right?
My order hasn't come yet.
It hasn't come yet.
Hurry up! It's a little harsh.
It's a polite expression just by adding please and hurry up please.
Oh, there's no raisin in this.
Where is the raisin?
Oh my god!
I ordered it without the raisin that Mizuhi Rata hates, but there is still raisin in it.
You should say it. There's raisin in it. Then, should we go to the farm?
Excuse me.
She's angry.
Yes, is there something I can do for you?
It's raisin. Raisin, no.
Okay?
Can you make without raisin? Okay?
I'm so sorry. You wanted this without raisins.
Without raisins.
Oh my goodness, I'm terribly sorry.
Yes.
I'll take care of this right away.
Let's go.
My apologies.
Let's go.
Go, raisin!
That was good.
He understood the meaning.
It's okay.
Wonderful.
Thanks to Mizuhi Rata, the dish without raisin has arrived.
Mizuhi Rata will try the food report right away.
This is the food report.
Wow.
The orange sauce spreads in my mouth.
Very delicious.
And inside it's really creamy.
And the fish really tastes good.
Wonderful.
Anyway, it's too amazing that I don't know what it is.
Anyway, it's amazing.
This is how you do it, everyone. Do you understand?
Please translate what you just said.
What did you say, Wada?
Anyway, this meat is very delicious.
Wait a minute. It's not meat.
It's not meat.
Have you finished eating?
What kind of expression should we use when we make a report?
Let's ask the farm to make a report.
A report?
Excuse me.
Yes.
Well...
Check, please.
You'd like to check? Sure.
Yes.
I'll be right back.
Wow.
That's amazing.
Wait a minute.
That's amazing.
It's a perfect score.
Everyone is really good at this.
Maybe it's because it's rice.
How much do you like rice?
It looks like you've been putting in a lot of expressions.
That's amazing.
You're doing well today.
Everyone is doing well.
I don't think I have enough shaku.
I've been thinking about that all the time.
Ms. Nojo, perfect.
You've improved a lot.
Check, please is a simple expression, so please remember it.
So, this time, we learned English that can be used in restaurants.
How was it?
There are many words that convey the impression of cooking.
Let's learn little by little and expand the range of expressions.
Say when and check please are phrases that are set in restaurants.
If you remember them, they will surely be useful even abroad.
We're in the second year.
There's something like a wine glass.
How do you say cheers in English?
Say...
What is it?
What was it?
I think I've already said it.
Let's commemorate the second year of Nogiego.
Anniversary.
It's the one-year anniversary of Nogiego.
Cheers.
Everybody, cheers.
See you next time.
Bye.