AISubs
Wait a minute. Was it like that?
It started this week. How is everyone doing?
I decided to go like this from the last special.
Did you decide? Did you decide?
I decided.
I see.
It was a big success last time.
This time, I also had Natsu, Ikuchi, and Nanami come again.
Really.
The guests are wonderful.
It happens every time.
I admit it.
By the way, what are we doing this time?
It's a location.
We were outside during the special.
Until then, we were doing it in the same place.
Teacher.
Yes.
Please come in smoothly.
There is no time.
I see.
This is the first anniversary of Nogiego.
Thanks to everyone.
Wonderful.
I will do my best this year as well.
Please learn English more and more.
How was it last year?
Did you get better at English?
I think I gained a lot of courage.
I thought so at the last location.
In other words, it is difficult to communicate with foreigners.
I have a lot of self-esteem since last time.
Don't make fun of the teacher.
The most difficult thing to communicate with foreigners is to continue.
I talked for about 3 hours at the last location.
That's difficult.
You talked a lot.
The last song was also excellent.
WADA-CHAN is the same as usual.
My ears are getting better because I sing.
My ears are getting better.
This guest has been doing his best since the first time.
He had great potential.
This time, let's learn how to communicate with foreigners.
Please look forward to the next video!
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 did before.
The expression we will use today is
I'd like to
Please say it
I'd like to
If you add something behind this, you can express a lot of restaurants.
For example, in front of a restaurant
I'd like to eat here
I'd like to sit here
I'd like to go to the restroom
You can say anything, right?
This person said restaurant.
It's not a restaurant, it's a restroom.
Restroom
But you can use both.
Where were you before you went to that restaurant?
Where were you before that?
The garden
Where?
Where did you go to the garden?
I went to the garden outside.
You suddenly want to go to the restroom.
That's right.
A more polite expression than saying
This is a hub.
When you say hub,
Do you all remember the word?
It means to eat or drink.
With this, when you go abroad
Are you confident in ordering?
Yes
Are you sure you can do it when you go abroad?
Yes
How about you, Nanami?
I feel like I'm going to say this one.
You can point your finger at it.
But this time, you've learned this properly.
Pointing your finger at anything
It's not a good way to show a small word.
This is what you say in Japan.
This is what happens when you say this one.
You can use I'd like to, which you learned before.
When you want to say you want to eat or drink,
Let's use have.
Ichido goes straight to the restaurant.
Ten people?
Okay, that's no problem.
Please follow me.
Thank you.
Good job, Ms. Akimoto.
When you enter a restaurant, you are asked about the number of people and the number of reservations.
If you can answer such questions, you can enter smoothly.
And here's today's menu.
Zensai ni wa?
Steak tartar of horse meat with mascarpone sauce,
seasoned with garlic,
served with arugula and pecorino cheese.
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.
Japanese beef sirloin steak, 6 dishes. You can actually order food from here. Can you read English properly?
If there's a word you don't understand, please ask.
What is... what is... what is...
Please ask.
What is cherry-tale pasta?
That's a good question.
It's a small pasta.
Small pasta.
Small pasta. Short.
Short.
Round.
And very chewy.
Very chewy.
What does chewy mean?
Wada-chan, what does it mean?
It's a small pasta with cherry in it.
You don't have to eat it.
Is it like al dente?
Chewy.
It's chewy.
I see.
Chewy texture.
Very, very.
Chewy texture.
Her Korean is getting better and better.
I can't see it.
It's because it's sandwiched.
That's true. Don't say it next to me, even if I notice it.
It's okay.
Nanamin, if you have a question...
There's a question, yes.
What is swordfish?
It's a very large ocean fish that has a pointy nose.
It's a white meat.
It's a fish, but it's a white fish.
A long-nosed fish that lives in the sea. big. It's a big fish that lives in the sea.
Big?
fish. Fish.
Is that correct?
Ah, that's correct, but how do you say that in Japanese? It's not Suzuki, it's Swordfish. It's correct, but what do you call it in Japanese? Not suzuki, but swordfish.
Swordfish is swordfish. Swordfish is kajiki maguro.
Oh, swordfish? Oh, kajiki maguro.
Kajiki maguro?
yes. Yeah.
No, I don't understand Japanese. I don't understand Japanese.
That's right. It's swordfish. 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.
OK.
So, now I understand, what is this? OK.
So, now I understand, what is this?
Here we come.
What did you say now? What did you say now?
hidden, hidden. hidden, hidden.
Kitano-san, what did you just say? Kitano-san, what did you just say?
You don't have to worry so much. I'm there, so I always say You don't have to be in such a hurry. I'm always there, so you can call me whenever you want.
Don't say that. Like those lyrics. I'm not saying it like a song lyric. You don't have to say that.
If you don't understand a menu or words, try asking What is 〇〇, like What is Swordfish? When there is a menu or word you don't understand, you can ask like, What is 〇〇?
Not only in restaurants, but when you come across a word you don't understand, it's a useful expression to remember. When there is a word you don't understand, you can ask like, What is 〇〇?
Let's order now. First up is Ms. Maya. Here we go!
Well then, for now, call the waiter, Wada-chan. Well, for the time being, call out to Ms. Ueta, Wada-chan.
Excuse me.
Yes.
Menu, order? Oh, you're ready to order? Sure.
Steak Tatter of Horse Meat with Mascarpone South Sea Sonnet with Wait, Wada-chan. Look at Ms. Ueta's face.
I'm sorry. That's okay.
Garlic cervedo with arugula pecorino che cheese Pecorino? Pecorino? Pecorino?
With the cheese, right? Arugula with the cheese, I've got it.
Homemade Homemade. Homemade.
Homemade Homemade?
Hometa ditaglia Teddy Pasta with Pig Butter & Spring Trophy Butter and spring truffles.
Toro-bi?
How much do you like it cooked?
Hon-nyan?
No, no, no
Medium?
What's wrong?
Did you do it in reverse?
Medium, medium
Medium
If you are asked how do you like it cooked?
Answer the way you grill meat to your preference
Just remember one way you like to grill
Swordfish with pine nuts
Swordfish?
Yes
I can't eat raisins
Can you make the baked fish without raisins?
Without raisins?
Yes
Next up is Miss Hashimoto, here we go
Tell me what you like and what you recommend
Everyone has a different taste
Why is Mr. Suzuki so nice to me?
Ask her, you want to eat what you like, right?
But I already made up my mind
Ask her what you like and what you recommend
Ginger ale, dry
Ginger ale? Would you like that sweet or dry?
Dry
The one that goes well with ginger ale dry
Ginger ale dry fit menu
Oh, I see. Ginger ale dry
With eating meal. Best fit.
The best fit?
Best fit.
For ginger ale?
Ginger ale.
Oh, 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.
Oh, well, if you like dry ginger ale, perhaps the swordfish.
Swordfish.
Oh, 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 just now?
Baked swordfish.
It goes well with ginger ale dry.
Didn't you say something about other drinks?
White wine.
Yes.
White wine or ginger ale goes well with this.
Oh, really?
I think so.
Well, ginger ale is similar to white wine.
So I was told that it would go well with the same food as white wine.
Oh, great.
Then you can say the menu you like.
White asparagus cream soup.
What about swordfish?
I like white asparagus.
I heard that you like it, so I didn't ask for it.
I just asked for it.
Oh, I see.
It seems that they got along somehow.
If you want to ask what the menu goes well with this drink,
what menu goes well with this drink?
Go with ○○ and ○○.
What did you order? Do you know what you ordered?
I ordered a cream soup with white asparagus.
A cream soup with white asparagus and something else, right?
Something like beans.
You're suddenly throwing it away.
What is a prawn?
Prawn?
Prawn.
The last one. This is important.
A red prawn?
If there's a red prawn in the cream soup with white asparagus, wouldn't that be gross?
It's a fruit, right?
Yes, I don't know what a prawn is.
You're not bad with seafood, right?
I like it.
That's good.
If you're not good with seafood, that's good.
You know what it is, right?
If it's seafood and it's red.
Shrimp.
That's right.
There's a red shrimp in it.
It looks good.
That's right.
It's good.
Shrimp is called differently depending on the size.
Shrimp, which is often heard in Japan, is generally a small shrimp.
A prawn is bigger than a shrimp.
Even bigger shrimps can be used as lobsters.
Wada-chan, do you know what I ordered?
Steak.
What?
Chicken.
Chicken?
Chicken steak?
Tartare.
What is tartare?
Tartare, tartare, tartare, tartare.
Oh, that's a lot.
Tartare, tartare, tartare.
The one with tartare on the steak.
Seasoned.
It's perfect for this season.
No way.
Freshly picked garlic?
Right?
That's not right.
Ms. Maya, it's not freshly picked garlic.
Seasoned with what, what?
It means what, what flavor?
Seasoned with garlic is garlic flavor.
That's correct. Some of the members ordered without knowing the menu.
The food has been brought here.
Everyone, please eat.
Yes.
If you haven't eaten yet, please take some.
What do you do when you eat?
That's right.
It's a food review, isn't it?
First up is Ms. Nojo.
Will she be able to express the taste of cream soup well in English food review?
Wow, beautiful for eyes.
Beautiful for eyes.
It's important to look good, too.
Yes.
Smell, smell nice.
Smell good.
It's a prayer.
That's good.
Go eat.
It's okay.
Wow.
It's creamy.
How is it?
How is it? Did you get the taste?
It's creamy, but...
I can smell it.
I can't tell if it's salty or sweet.
If it's only creamy...
It's very salty.
Salty?
What do you mean salty?
Is it good in the first place?
Delicious. Very delicious.
Because it's creamy.
Salty means salty.
It's salty.
Creamy, sweet.
Sweet.
A little sweet.
There are many ways to say delicious.
Besides delicious, it's easy to say it tastes good.
You can also express the scent with smells nice, smells good.
Next up is Missy Kuta.
What kind of ingredients are used in the four types of appetizers?
Tell us how you feel about the taste.
How does it taste?
It tastes great!
That was a great expression.
It tastes great.
That was great.
It tastes great.
It tastes wonderful.
What does it taste like? Salty?
Cheese? Salty cheese?
Huh? Salty...
Cheese...
What the city got changed to cheese?
Cheese, mushroom...
Miracle, harmony...
Why did you say yay at the end?
Salt level is good.
Oh, I see.
Thanks to what?
Right amount of salt.
I see.
Next up is Ms.Akimoto.
Can she express the texture of hand-pulled pasta and the taste of truffle well?
Wow, this pasta is...
The truffle looks like flour.
I see.
I want to eat it.
Oh, good truffle smell. Yes.
Let's try it.
Itadakimasu.
It's good.
It's good so far.
Very delicious.
Why?
It's chewy and nice.
And I like this truffles.
Nezaki Moto, good job!
It looks like 〇〇.
〇〇 looks like 〇〇.
Do you need cheese to make it even better?
I'd like to.
Then let's order it.
Excuse me. This pasta, topping, cheese?
Cheese?
Okay.
Ah, you would like some cheese?
Ah, yes.
For what kind of cheese would you like?
Eh, what would be good? Parmesan cheese?
Parmesan cheese?
Yes.
Okay, wait a moment, please.
She knows a lot about food.
She knows a lot.
She's young.
I wonder if she eats a lot.
She likes to eat a lot.
Oh, here it comes.
Ah, amazing.
Alright, so just tell me when, okay?
〇〇
〇〇 〇 〇 〇
I'm terribly sorry. Here you go.
Sorry for you. You're welcome.
I'm scared now.
Could you say it in a more gentle way?
My order hasn't arrived yet.
My order hasn't come yet.
Yeah, is that right?
My order hasn't come yet.
It hasn't come yet.
If you say, hurry up, it will sound a bit harsh.
You can add please and say, hurry up, please.
It will be a polite expression.
Oh, there's no raisin in it.
Oh, my God.
I ordered it without the raisins that I hate, but the raisins are still in it.
I think you should say it.
The raisins are in it, so let's go to the farm.
Excuse me.
Are you angry?
Yes, is there something I can do for you?
Eat, eat raisins.
Raisins, no.
Okay?
Can you make...
WITHOUT RAISIN
Oh?
OK?
I'm so sorry. You wanted this WITHOUT raisins.
WITHOUT RAISIN
Oh my goodness, I'm terribly sorry.
Yes
I'll take care of this right away.
Let's go
My apologies
Let's go
Let's go, let's go
That was good
You did a good job
Wonderful
Thanks to Ms. Nojo, the dish without raisins has arrived.
Now, Ms. Hirata will try the food report.
This is the food report.
Wow
The orange sauce, it spreads in my mouth.
Very delicious
And inside it's really creamy.
And the fish really tastes good.
Amazing.
Anyway, it's so 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.
Wada-chan, what did you say just now?
Anyway, this meat is really delicious.
Wait a minute. First of all, it's not meat.
It's not meat.
Have you all finished eating?
What kind of expression do you use when you pay?
Let's ask the farm to pay.
Wada-chan, excuse me.
Check, please.
Ah, you'd like to check, sure.
Okay, I'll be right back.
Amazing!
You did it!
Everyone is really good at this.
Maybe it's because it's rice.
How much do you like rice?
You seem to have prepared various expressions today.
You're doing well today.
Everyone is doing well.
I don't think I'm good enough.
I've been worried about that all the time.
Ms. Nojo, perfect!
She's a quick learner.
Check, please is an easy expression, so please remember it.
So, this time we learned English that can be used in a restaurant, but how was it?
There are many words that convey the impression of cooking, so let's learn little by little and expand the range of expressions.
Say when and check please are fixed phrases in restaurants, so if you remember them, they will definitely be useful abroad.
I entered the second year. There is something like a wine glass.
How do you say cheers in English?
What is it?
Remember the second year of Nogiego.
Anniversary.
Yes, it's the one year anniversary of Nogiego.
Cheers.
So, everybody cheers.