Ordering food and drinks in Swiss German
In this Swiss German lesson, you will learn how to behave in a Swiss restaurant. It shouldn't be a problem to order in English, but since you want to integrate better with the Swiss society, I always encourage my students to order in Swiss German. Although in the beginning, the task might be a bit daunting try to make an effort to speak the local dialect. Below are common phrases which you might use in the restaurant.
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Mer send z'sächst und möchted gärn öppis ässe.
There are six of us and we'd like to eat something.
Hend Si e freie Tisch för 6 Persone?
Do you have a free table for six?
Chöm-mer die zwöi Tisch zämestöue?
Can we put two tables together?
Mer möchted öppis chlises ässe a de Bar.
We'd like to eat something small at the bar.
Hend Si e Menucharte?
Do you have a menu?
Was isch s' Tagesmönü?
What are the daily specials?
Was git's hüt zum Tagesmenü?
What's on the daily special?
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