Day 10 – Conversation about ordering coffee at a café

Day 10 – Conversation about ordering coffee at a café

This simple café conversation shows a customer ordering coffee and a snack in a polite way. It helps beginners learn English through real-life speaking situations. Learners can practice English speaking by asking about menu options and placing an order confidently. The dialogue focuses on daily use English used in restaurants and cafés. It is ideal for students who want to improve spoken English naturally. This lesson makes everyday English easy, practical, and enjoyable to learn.

👥 Character Introduction

  • Amy – A friendly customer who wants to order coffee and something to eat.

  • Oliver – A polite café worker helping her with the order.

Conversation Script

Amy
Hello, good morning!
Oliver
Good morning! Welcome to Sunny Café.
Amy
Can I see the menu, please?
Oliver
Sure! Here is the menu. We have coffee, tea, and snacks.
Amy
Thank you. What types of coffee do you have?
Oliver
We have cappuccino, latte, and black coffee.
Amy
Okay, I will take a cappuccino.
Oliver
Great choice! Would you like it hot or iced?
Amy
Hot, please.
Oliver
Perfect. Would you like sugar with it?
Amy
Just a little sugar.
Oliver
Alright. Would you like anything to eat with your coffee?
Amy
Yes, do you have muffins?
Oliver
Yes, we have chocolate and blueberry muffins.
Amy
I’ll take one chocolate muffin.
Oliver
Okay. Anything else for you?
Amy
No, that’s all. How much is it?
Oliver
It’s $6 in total.
Amy
Here’s $10.
Oliver
Thank you. Here’s your change. Enjoy your coffee and muffin!

Powerful English Phrases to Improve Your Daily Speaking

1. Can I see the menu, please? — Asking politely for the menu.
Example 1: Can I see the menu, please? I’m not sure what to order.
Example 2: Excuse me, can I see the menu, please?

2. What types of coffee do you have? — To know about available options.
Example 1: What types of coffee do you have today?
Example 2: Can you tell me what coffee options are available?

3. I will take… — A polite way to order.
Example 1: I will take a cappuccino, please.
Example 2: I will take a chocolate muffin as well.

4. Would you like it hot or iced? — Offering options.
Example 1: Would you like your coffee hot or iced?
Example 2: Do you want your latte hot or iced?

5. Anything else for you? — Common phrase by café workers.
Example 1: Anything else for you, sir?
Example 2: Would you like anything else with your order?

6. Here’s your change. — Returning balance after payment.
Example 1: Here’s your change. Thank you!
Example 2: This is your change. Have a great day!

Back to List of conversation

Most useful english sentences for daily conversation

Base SentenceAnother way to sayReal-Life example sentence
Just a littleOnly a bitOnly a bit of sugar is enough.
A tiny amountA tiny amount of salt is needed.
Just slightlyJust slightly increase the volume.
Only a small portionOnly a small portion of cake for me.
Merely a littleMerely a little effort can help.
Just a touchJust a touch of cream is enough.
Hardly anyHardly any sugar is left in the jar.
Do you have?Have you got?Have you got any milk in the fridge?
Is thereIs there a pharmacy nearby?
Do you happen to have?Do you happen to have a pen I can borrow?
Are there anyAre there any tickets left for the show?
Can I getCan I get a glass of water?
Do you carry?Do you carry this size in shoes?
Have in stock?Do you have this book in stock?
Anything else for you?Would you like anything more?Would you like anything more with your order?
Do you want something else?Do you want something else from the shop?
Anything more?Anything more you need from the counter?
Would you like something else?Would you like something else with your meal?
Any other requests?Any other requests for your order?
Do you need anything else?Do you need anything else for the party?
Anything additional?Anything additional you want to add?
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