Introduction hi there ， I'm a assistant store manager ( or should I say Deputy manager?) of a restaurant with american style , like hamburg pasta etc . sometimes there were foreigners come to lunch or

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彭清巍

Introduction hi there ， I'm a assistant store manager ( or should I say Deputy manager?) of a restaurant with american style , like hamburg pasta etc . sometimes there were foreigners come to lunch or dinner ( I mean they come to eat but I don't know what word should I use) , I need to speak english with them , and this is one of my way to practice my speech . even my english is poor , most of them knew that what i wanna said . but sometimes I want to show them how to eat foods like there is one kind of pancake that you should put milk on it before you eat it , i don't know how to express it is better. so if i want to know more information about my job ( in english) , is there any suggestion like movies or dramas ?

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Introduction

Hi there，I'm an assistant store manager ( or should I say the Deputy manager?) of an American style restaurant with food like hamburgers, pasta etc .
Sometimes foreigners come for lunch or dinner, I need to speak English with them, and this is one of my ways of practicing my speech. Even though my English is poor, most of them know what I wanna say. But sometimes I want to show them how to eat foods, for example there is one kind of pancake that you should put milk on before you eat it, I don't know how to express it better.
So if I want to know more information about my job ( in English) , have you got any suggestions like movies or dramas?

Hello 彭清巍,

Interesting problem, I would be careful about how you approach customers who are eating food in the wrong way. You should be extremely polite. I would suggest something like - "I see you are eating ...... which is a local speciality. Would you like me to tell you how the local people eat it? It may be that they are perfectly happy with the way they are eating it and don't want to know but others may be grateful for your advice.

With your writing make sure that 'I' before a verb is always a capital (big) 'I', adjectives showing countries are also always started with a capital letter.

Best wishes

Bob

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