Class #4: Stanley's Restaurant

 Vocabulary



RESTAURANT

POTS AND PANS

VEGETABLES


TOMATO / TOMATOES

LETTUCE

KNIFE

FORK

SPOON


SILVERWARE


GREECE / GREEK


CHINA / CHINESE


PUERTO RICO / PUERTO RICAN


JAPAN / JAPANESE


MEXICO / MEXICAN


RUSSIA / RUSSIAN



FLAGS


TELEPHONE / PHONE


CELLULAR PONE / CELL PHONE / CELL / MOBILE PHONE


REPORTER

PLACES


FOOD


WINE



DAYS OF THE WEEK




Stanley's Restaurant


Stanley's International Restaurant is a very special place. Every day Stanley cooks a different kind of food. On Monday he cooks Italian food. On Tuesday he cooks Greek food. On Wednesday he cooks Chinese food. On Thursday he cooks Puerto Rican food. On Friday he cooks Japanese food. On Saturday he cooks Mexican food. And on Sunday he cooks American food.

- Stanley's International Restaurant.
- What kind of food does Stanley cook on Monday?
- On Monday he cooks Italian food.
- Thank you.

- Stanley's International Restaurant.
- What kind of food does Stanley cook on Wednesday?
- On Wednesday he cooks Chinese food.
- Chinese food?
- Yes, that's right.
- Thank you

- Stanley's International Restaurant.
- Does Stanley cook Greek food on Tuesday?
- Yes, he does.
- Thank you.

- Stanley's Restaurant
- Does Stanley cook Puerto Rican food on Thursday?
- Yes, he does.
- Thanks.

- Does Stanley cook Japanese food on Sunday?
- No, he doesn't.
- When does he cook Japanese food?
- He cooks Japanese food on Friday.
- Excuse me?
- Yes, ma'am.
- I have a question. Does Stanley cook Chinese food on Monday?
- No, he doesn't.
- When does he cook Chinese food?
- He cooks Chinese food on Wednesday.
- I see. Thank you.

- Excuse me, sir. We're filming a comercial for Stanley's restaurant. May I ask you one or two questions?
- Certainly, go right ahead.
- ROLLING
- Do you go to Stanley's restaurant on Wednesday?
- Yes, I do.
- Why?
- Because I like Chinese food.
- Thank you very much, sir.
- My pleasure.

- Excuse me. We're filming a comercial.
- A comercial? You mean a TV comercial?
- Yes, may I ask you one or two questions?
- Sure.
- ROLLING
- Do you go to Stanley's restaurant on Sunday?
- No, I don't.
- Why not?
- Because I don't like American food.
- I see. Well, thank you anyway.

- Excuse me, sir. We're doing a comercial. May I ask you a few questions?
- Sure.
- What kind of food do you like?
- I like Russian food.
- When do you go to Stanley's restaurant?
- I don't go there.
- Why not?
- Because Stanley doesn't cook Russian food.
- Cut!
- Stanley doesn't cook Russian food?
- No, he doesn't.
- No, he doesn't.
- Thanks anyway.
- No problem.

- Stanley, your restaurant is a very special place.
- Thank you.
- What do people do at Stanley's restaurant?
- On Monday they speak Italian, eat Italian food, drink Italian wine, and listen to Italian music. On Tuesday, they speak Greek, eat Greek food, drink Greek wine, and listen to Greek music. On Wednesday, they speak Chinese, eat Chinese food, drink Chinese... (the reporter cuts him off)
- Thank you, Stanley. Yes, Stanley's International restaurant is a very special place. So, come on over to Stanley's restaurant, the international restaurant, where Stanley cooks a different kind of food every day. Ok?
- It's a wrap.
- It's a wrap? 
- Yes, we're finished.
- It's a wrap!





                             



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