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As a Bulgarian language teacher with 20 years of experience, I am excited to present this lesson on Making Special Requests at a Restaurant. By mastering these basic sentences and phrases, you will be able to communicate your needs and preferences to your server with ease. | As a Bulgarian language teacher with 20 years of experience, I am excited to present this lesson on Making Special Requests at a Restaurant. By mastering these basic sentences and phrases, you will be able to communicate your needs and preferences to your server with ease. | ||
<span link>Take a moment to explore these relevant pages as you conclude this lesson: [[Language/Bulgarian/Vocabulary/Days-Dni-Дни|Days Dni Дни]] & [[Language/Bulgarian/Vocabulary/Numbers|Numbers]].</span> | |||
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Use the vocabulary and phrases above to practice making special requests in Bulgarian. Imagine you are at a restaurant and want to make a specific request or ask a question. Write out your request or question using the language we've studied in this lesson. For extra practice, try acting out the scenario with a friend or tutor! | Use the vocabulary and phrases above to practice making special requests in Bulgarian. Imagine you are at a restaurant and want to make a specific request or ask a question. Write out your request or question using the language we've studied in this lesson. For extra practice, try acting out the scenario with a friend or tutor! | ||
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As a Bulgarian language teacher with 20 years of experience, I am excited to present this lesson on Making Special Requests at a Restaurant. By mastering these basic sentences and phrases, you will be able to communicate your needs and preferences to your server with ease.
Take a moment to explore these relevant pages as you conclude this lesson: Days Dni Дни & Numbers.
Vocabulary
Below are some key vocabulary words that will help you make special requests at a restaurant:
| Bulgarian | Pronunciation | English |
|---|---|---|
| За предпочитане | za predpochitane | Preferred |
| Без глутен | bez gluten | Gluten-free |
| Без лактоза | bez laktosa | Lactose-free |
| Вегетариански | vegetarianski | Vegetarian |
| Веган | vegan | Vegan |
| Моля, препоръчайте нещо | molya, preporachayte neshto | Please recommend something |
| Моля, нещо без месо | molya, neshto bez meso | Please something without meat |
Use these words and phrases to make your requests clear to your server.
Sentences
When making special requests, it's helpful to have some complete sentences in mind. Here are a few examples:
- Моля, можете ли да направите нещо без глутен?
* Molya, mozhete li da napravite neshto bez gluten? * Could you make something gluten-free, please?
- Моля, искам да поръчам вегетарианско ястие.
* Molya, iskam da poracham vegetariansko yastie. * I would like to order a vegetarian dish, please.
- Можете ли да ми препоръчате нещо леко?
* Mozhete li da mi preporachate neshto leko? * Can you recommend something light, please?
- Бих искал/а половин порция от това ястие, моля.
* Bih iskal/a polovin porciya ot tova yastie, molya. * I would like a half-portion of this dish, please.
- Моля, да ми донесете още вода, благодаря.
* Molya, da mi donesete oshte voda, blagodarya. * Please bring me more water, thank you.
Remember to say "моля" (molya) before making your request to be polite, and "благодаря" (blagodarya) to thank your server afterwards.
Culture Corner
In Bulgaria, it is common to start a meal with a salad, either a Shopska salad or a green salad with lettuce, tomatoes, cucumbers, and other vegetables. Bulgarians enjoy hearty soups such as tarator, a cold soup made with yogurt and cucumbers, and bob chorba, a bean soup with vegetables and spices. Main courses often include grilled meats such as kebapche, kyufte, and shishche, as well as stews like banski staretz and kavarma. Don't forget to try some of the delicious Bulgarian wines with your meal!
Practice
Use the vocabulary and phrases above to practice making special requests in Bulgarian. Imagine you are at a restaurant and want to make a specific request or ask a question. Write out your request or question using the language we've studied in this lesson. For extra practice, try acting out the scenario with a friend or tutor!
Sources
Other Lessons
- Locations
- How to Say Hello and Greetings
- Useful phrases
- Common verbs
- Nature
- Idiomatic Expressions
- Animals
- House
- Medical terms
- Numbers 0 100