At the café (beginner's survival guide to travelling in France -part 2: exercises)

This lesson is for beginners. It's a continuation on this lesson, and part of a set of lessons geared towards acquiring basic communication skill for your travels.

"Table pour une!" (table for one!)

"Bijou" of the Montmartre cabarets, 1933, by Brassai

Now that you have learned some vocabulary with this lesson, you are ready to practice with real-life sentences.
Here are two exercises for you, in which you must:
A- listen to the audio (the vocab was all part of the aforementioned lesson.) and see what you can make of it... FUN!
B- find the meaning of each sentence (multiple choice).

Allons-y! (Let's go!)

Numéro 1
a- Les toilettes sont à gauche.

... We are two. we would like to dine. A table for one? Yes, over here. On/to the right. the restroom's on the left thank you! We would like a carafe of water and a bottle of wine I would like a glass of red wine

b- On est deux. On voudrait dîner.

... We are two. we would like to dine. A table for one? Yes, over here. On/to the right. the restroom's on the left thank you! We would like a carafe of water and a bottle of wine I would like a glass of red wine

c- Merci! On voudrait une carafe d’eau et une bouteille de vin.

... We are two. we would like to dine. A table for one? Yes, over here. On/to the right. the restroom's on the left thank you! We would like a carafe of water and a bottle of wine I would like a glass of red wine

d- Je voudrais un verre de vin rouge.

... We are two. we would like to dine. A table for one? Yes, over here. On/to the right. the restroom's on the left thank you! We would like a carafe of water and a bottle of wine I would like a glass of red wine

e- Une table pour une personne? Oui. Par ici. A droite.

... We are two. we would like to dine. A table for one? Yes, over here. On/to the right. the restroom's on the left thank you! We would like a carafe of water and a bottle of wine I would like a glass of red wine

Les toilettes ? Non, l'art!
Fontaine, Marcel Duchamp, 1917

Numéro 2
a- Excusez-moi, je ne parle pas bien français. Et vous: vous parlez anglais?

... Yes, we would like to have lunch. Do you have a table ? (It's for) two people Sorry/Excuse-me, I don't speak French well. And you: do you speak English? It's 5 euros 50, please. Yes. I would like a salad.

b- Oui. Je voudrais une salade.

... Yes, we would like to have lunch. Do you have a table ? (It's for) two people Sorry/Excuse-me, I don't speak French well. And you: do you speak English? It's 5 euros 50, please. Yes. I would like a salad.

c- C’est 5 euros 50, s’il vous plaît.

... Yes, we would like to have lunch. Do you have a table ? (It's for) two people Sorry/Excuse-me, I don't speak French well. And you: do you speak English? It's 5 euros 50, please. Yes. I would like a salad.

d- Oui, on voudrait déjeuner. Vous avez une table?

... Yes, we would like to have lunch. Do you have a table ? (It's for) two people Sorry/Excuse-me, I don't speak French well. And you: do you speak English? It's 5 euros 50, please. Yes. I would like a salad.

e- (C’est pour) deux personnes.

... Yes, we would like to have lunch. Do you have a table ? (It's for) two people Sorry/Excuse-me, I don't speak French well. And you: do you speak English? It's 5 euros 50, please. Yes. I would like a salad.

Correction: click here!

There will be a follow up on these exercises, in which you get to practice question and answer... Stay tuned! A bientôt...