Can you still book a table? 🎲📞
Listen to the restaurant and answer aloud. The details change every round.
Hotel comeback
You arrive at the restaurant 🚪🍽️
The phone reservation is finished. What happens next?
1. At the door, what can you say?
2. If there is no table now, what do you need to know?
At the door — 5 listening rounds 🎧
Do not open the transcript first.
Round 1 · What is happening?
Round 2 · How many people?
Round 2 · How long is the wait?
Round 3 · Who says this?
Round 3 · Who says this?
Round 4 · Predict the next line
What could the customer say?
Round 5 · Transcript check
Host: Hello. Welcome.
Customer: Hello. We'd like a table for two. How long is the wait?
Host: About ten minutes. Would you like a table or a booth?
Customer: We'd like a table. Can we sit by the window?
Host: Sure. What's the name?
Customer: Vilela. Can we wait at the bar?
Host: Of course. We'll call you when your table is ready.
Customer: Thanks a lot.
Notice the chunks — learn the whole phrase 🧩
Listen to the complete phrase, notice what changes, then say a new version.
PT: bloco pronto e educado para pedir o que você quer.
PT: use para perguntar quanto tempo será a espera.
PT: um bloco muito útil para fazer pedidos simples.
PT: chunk principalmente receptivo: o objetivo é reconhecer quando o atendente disser.
Recycle map ♻️
Old language + new language. Say one phrase for each card.
Change one thing
Five words you really need 🧠
Listen → repeat → guess → click Meaning.
Which one doesn't belong?
Build it → hear it → say it alone 🗣️
How long is the wait?
Can we sit by the window?
Hear and choose
Hear and choose
Small changes, careful ears 👂
Each audio changes one important detail. Listen before reading the options.
1. How long is the wait?
2. What does the customer choose?
3. Where does the customer want to wait?
4. What is the complete request?
5. Choose the number you heard.
6. What will the restaurant do?
Hear the host → choose the best response ⚡
Host says:
Host says:
Host says:
At the door — 3 rounds 🎭
Round 1: full help. Round 2: clue only. Round 3: no text.
Now you're sitting down: order something ☕🥐
Listen, notice the useful phrases, and place your order.
Listening C — 4 rounds
Round 1 · What does the customer order?
Round 2 · What does “Anything else?” mean?
Round 3 · Who says it?
Round 4 · Complete the chunk you hear
Server: Good morning. Can I take your order?
Viviane: Yes. I'd like a black coffee, please.
Server: Of course. Anything else?
Viviane: I'll have a muffin, please.
Server: Sure. A black coffee and a muffin.
Viviane: That's right. Thank you.
What does “Can I take your order?” mean?
Which phrase is natural for ordering?
Press New mission.
Build new sentences from familiar chunks 🧱
Keep the phrase pattern and change one detail.
Phrase-family challenge
Say 3 versions with different group sizes.
Say 2 different restaurant requests.
Order 2 different drinks.
From the door to the order 🚪➡️🍽️➡️☕
Complete the whole restaurant journey from arrival to ordering.
Can I do it? ✅
Extra practice if the class is moving fast 🎮
Listening Detective 🕵️
One detail is wrong. Correct it.
What comes next? ➡️
Hear the staff. Say the next customer line.
Repair the problem 🔧
Correct the host.
Fast Response ⚡
Hear and answer immediately.
Hotel or Restaurant? 🏨🍽️
Identify the context.
No-script challenge ⭐⭐⭐
1. Arrive at the restaurant.
2. Ask about the wait.
3. Choose your seat.
4. Order one drink + one food item.
Same or different? 👂👂
Hear two phrases. Say SAME or DIFFERENT.
Put the journey in order 🔢
Number the steps from 1 to 5.