English phrasebook
At the Bakery in English
Practise buying bread and pastries in an English bakery. Choose your bread, add some croissants and pay in cash.
Situation: A bakery in Bristol. Your goal: Buy bread and croissants and pay.
The whole conversation, line by line
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Baker
Good morning! What can I get you?
You
Good morning. I'd like a loaf of bread, please.
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Baker
Very good. Do you want the wholemeal or the white bread?
You
The wholemeal, please.
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Baker
Here you are. Anything else? The croissants are freshly made.
You
Yes, two croissants too, please.
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Baker
Perfect. Do you want it to take away or to eat here?
You
To take away, please.
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Baker
That's three pounds eighty.
You
Here you are. Can I pay by card?
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Baker
Sorry, at the bakery we only accept cash.
You
No problem. Here's five pounds.
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Baker
Thank you. Your change: one pound twenty. Enjoy!
You
Thank you very much. See you tomorrow!
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