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    Practice Spanish speaking about Food & Restaurants at intermediate level

    Build fluency through real conversations — natural corrections without pressure.

    B1-B2 level — Natural pace, varied vocabulary, some corrections

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    Does this sound familiar?

    You can have basic conversations but want more fluency.

    You hesitate when using complex grammar.

    You want to expand your vocabulary.

    What you'll practice

    Order food, ask for recommendations, and talk about preferences.

    Describe flavors, ingredients, and cooking habits.

    Share food stories and cultural dishes.

    Example conversation starters

    What's your favorite dish, and what do you like about it?

    Do you prefer cooking at home or eating out?

    What's a food you used to hate but now like?

    What's the best meal you've ever had?

    Do you follow any special diet?

    What's a dish from your country everyone should try?

    Key phrases you'll actually use

    ¿Podríamos ver el menú?

    Could we see the menu, please?

    ¿Tiene alguna recomendación?

    Do you have any recommendations?

    Soy alérgico a...

    I'm allergic to...

    La cuenta, por favor.

    Could I have the bill, please?

    ¿Este plato es picante?

    Is this dish spicy?

    Tomaré lo mismo.

    I'll have the same.

    Common mistakes to avoid

    Saying "I like very much pizza" instead of "I like pizza very much" or "I really like pizza."

    Confusing "kitchen" (where you cook) with "cuisine" (a style of cooking).

    Using "receipt" when you mean "recipe" (they sound similar but are different!).

    How it works

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    Practice & get corrections

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