Materials for the Lesson:

A. Food & Drink Vocabulary with Synonyms and Indonesian Translations

Main Courses

Word Synonym/Example Bahasa Indonesia

Pizza slice of pizza pizza

Pasta spaghetti, lasagna pasta

Burger hamburger burger

Chicken fried chicken, grilled chicken ayam (goreng/panggang)

Soup tomato soup, mushroom soup sup (sup tomat, sup jamur)

Salad garden salad, Caesar salad salad

Sandwich chicken sandwich, club sandwich roti isi / sandwich

Rice fried rice, steamed rice nasi (goreng / putih)

Noodles stir-fried noodles mi (goreng)

Beverages (Minuman)

Word Synonym/Example Bahasa Indonesia

Coffee black coffee, latte, cappuccino kopi (hitam, latte, cappuccino)

Tea green tea, black tea, iced tea teh (hijau, hitam, es)

Juice orange juice, apple juice jus (jeruk, apel)

Water still water, sparkling water air putih / air mineral

Soft drink cola, lemonade minuman ringan (soda, limun)

Milkshake chocolate milkshake milkshake cokelat

Desserts (Makanan Penutup)

Word Synonym/Example Bahasa Indonesia

Cake slice of cake, chocolate cake kue (potongan kue, kue cokelat)

Ice cream scoop of ice cream es krim

Fruit salad mixed fruit salad buah

Pancake with syrup, fluffy pancakes panekuk

 Snacks / Sides (Cemilan / Makanan Sampingan)

Word Synonym/Example Bahasa Indonesia

Fries French fries kentang goreng

Bread toast, slice of bread roti (panggang)

Soup (again) side soup sup

Salad (again) small salad salad

B. Ordering Phrases with Synonyms and Indonesian Translation

To Order (Untuk Memesan)

Phrase Similar Expression Bahasa Indonesia

I'd like... I would like... Saya ingin...

Could I have...? May I have...? Bolehkah saya minta...?

Can I get...? May I get...? Bolehkah saya dapatkan...?

I'll take... I want to order... Saya ambil / pesan...

Do you have...? Is ... available? Apakah kalian punya...?

What do you recommend? Any suggestions? Apa rekomendasinya?

To Respond / Clarify (Untuk Menjawab / Menjelaskan)

Phrase Similar Expression Bahasa Indonesia

Yes, please. Sure, thank you. Ya, tolong.

No, thank you. I'm good, thanks. Tidak, terima kasih.

That's all, thank you. That's it. Itu saja, terima kasih.

For here or to go? Dine in or take away? Makan di sini atau dibungkus?

Anything else? Would you like more? Ada yang lain?

How would you like your How do you want it Bagaimana Anda ingin kopi/steak
coffee/steak? served? Anda disajikan?
 Politeness Words (Kata Sopan)

Word Synonym Bahasa Indonesia

Please Kindly Tolong / Silakan

Thank you Thanks Terima kasih

Excuse me Sorry / Pardon Permisi / Maaf

C. Quantifiers with Examples and Translation

Phrase Example Bahasa Indonesia

a slice of a slice of pizza, cake sepotong pizza/kue

a glass of a glass of juice, water segelas jus / air

a cup of a cup of coffee, tea secangkir kopi / teh

a bottle of a bottle of water, soda sebotol air / soda

a piece of a piece of bread, cake sepotong roti / kue

some some water, salad, rice sedikit / beberapa (air/salad/nasi)

B. Grammar Explanations

1. Polite Requests:

When you want to ask for something, it's always good to be polite. Instead of saying "I want...", we
use phrases like:

• "I'd like..." (This is a short way of saying "I would like...")

o Example: "I'd like a burger, please."

• "Could I have...?"

o Example: "Could I have a glass of orange juice?"

• "Can I get...?" (This is common and polite, especially in casual settings)

o Example: "Can I get a coffee, please?"

Remember to always add "please" at the end of your request to make it even more polite!

2. Quantifiers:

We use quantifiers to say how much of something we want.

• For things you can count (like apples, burgers, slices):

o "One burger", "Two slices of pizza"

o "a slice of..." (for cake, pizza)

 o "a scoop of..." (for ice cream)

• For things you can't easily count (like water, rice, soup):

o "a glass of..." (for juice, water)

o "a cup of..." (for coffee, tea)

o "a bottle of..." (for water, soft drinks)

o "some": We use "some" for uncountable things when we don't need to specify an exact
amount.

▪ Example: "I'd like some water, please." (You don't say "one water")

▪ Example: "Could I have some rice?"

C. Reading Text: A Cafe Experience

Title: A Cozy Morning at 'The Daily Grind'

Sarah loved visiting 'The Daily Grind' cafe. It was a small, cozy place with a warm atmosphere and the
smell of fresh coffee always in the air. One Saturday morning, she decided to treat herself.

As she walked in, the friendly barista, Mark, smiled and said, "Good morning, Sarah! What can I get
for you today?"

Sarah thought for a moment. "Good morning, Mark! I'd like a large latte, please. And do you have
any of those delicious blueberry muffins today?"

Mark checked behind the counter. "Yes, we do! Just one left. Would you like that?"

"Perfect!" Sarah replied. "I'll take the muffin, please. That's all for me today, thank you."

Mark quickly prepared her latte and put the muffin in a small paper bag. "Here you go, Sarah. That'll
be $7.50."

Sarah paid, took her order, and found a comfortable seat by the window. She enjoyed her warm latte
and sweet muffin, watching the world go by. It was the perfect start to her day.

D. Long Dialogue: Ordering Lunch at 'The Green Bistro'

Characters:

• Waiter (W): Friendly and helpful

• Customer (C): A bit hesitant at first, then more confident

W: Good afternoon! Welcome to The Green Bistro. Do you have a reservation?

C: Good afternoon! No, I don't. Is there a table available for one?

W: Yes, of course. Right this way. (Leads customer to a table) Here's your menu. Can I get you
something to drink while you look it over?

C: Thank you. Yes, I'd like a glass of iced tea, please.

W: Certainly. I'll be right back with that. (Waiter leaves and returns with the iced tea) Here's your
iced tea. Have you had a chance to decide on your food?
C: Yes, I think so. For my main course, I'd like the grilled chicken with mashed potatoes.

W: Excellent choice! The grilled chicken is very popular today. Would you like any sauce with that?
We have mushroom sauce or black pepper sauce.

C: Hmm, I think I'll have the mushroom sauce, please.

W: Alright. And would you like any appetizers to start, or perhaps a side salad?

C: No, thank you. I think the chicken and potatoes will be enough.

W: Okay. And for dessert? We have our special chocolate lava cake or a fresh fruit salad.

C: Oh, the chocolate lava cake sounds delicious! Could I get a slice of that, please?

W: Of course! So, that's one grilled chicken with mashed potatoes and mushroom sauce, one glass of
iced tea, and one slice of chocolate lava cake. Is that correct?

C: Yes, that's all, thank you very much.

W: Perfect. Your order will be ready in about 15 minutes. Enjoy your tea!

C: Thank you!

E. Exercises

Exercise 1: Polite Request Builder (Oral Practice)

• Instructions: I will give you a food or drink item. Your task is to form a polite request using
"I'd like...", "Could I have...?", or "Can I get...?" and remember to add "please"!

• Examples:

o Teacher: "Burger" -> Student: "I'd like a burger, please."

o Teacher: "Coffee" -> Student: "Could I have a cup of coffee, please?"

• Items to practice:

1. Pizza (slice)

2. Orange juice (glass)

3. Spaghetti

4. Chocolate cake (slice)

5. Water (bottle)

6. French fries

7. Green tea (cup)

8. Club sandwich

9. Ice cream (scoop)

10. Tomato soup

Exercise 2: Complete the Dialogue (Oral Practice)

• Instructions: We will read parts of a dialogue. I will say the first part, and you need to
complete the customer's response using a polite ordering phrase.

• Dialogue Snippets:

1. Waiter: Good morning! What can I get for you today?

Customer: Good morning! I ________ a latte, please.

2. Waiter: And for food?

Customer: Hmm, I ________ the chicken sandwich.

3. Waiter: Would you like anything else?

Customer: Yes, ________ a glass of water, please.

4. Waiter: We have chocolate cake or fruit salad for dessert.

Customer: Oh, ________ a slice of chocolate cake.

5. Waiter: Is that all for you today?

Customer: Yes, ________, thank you.

Exercise 3: Role Play - "My Cafe Order"

• Instructions: Imagine you are at a cafe called "The Cozy Corner Cafe." I will be the waiter, and
you are the customer. Try to order at least two items (one food, one drink) and respond to
my questions. Don't worry about being perfect, just try your best!

• Teacher's Role:

o Start: "Welcome to The Cozy Corner Cafe! What can I get for you today?"

o Ask follow-up questions: "Anything else?", "For here or to go?", "Would you like ice with your
drink?"

o End: "Alright, your order will be ready soon!"

• Student's Role:

o Start with a polite greeting.

o Order your items using polite phrases.

o Respond to the waiter's questions.

o End politely.