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Tagalog/Filipino Class!WELCOME TO YOURwith Sel Caguioa
WARM-UP REVIEWFill in the Blank 1. _______ po ito? (How much is this?) ✅ Magkano2. Pwede po bang bumili ng isang ______ ng mangga? ✅ Kilo 3. May sariwang ______ po ba kayo? (Do you have fresh fish?) ✅ isda
TODAY’S LESSONToday we're going to a Filipino restaurant. You'll learn how to read the menu, order food, ask questions, and pay the bill just like a local."
TagalogAlmusalTanghalianHapunanPampaganaMain CoursePanghimagasEnglishBreakfastLunchDinnerAppetizersMain CourseDessertInuminDrinksCOMMON MENU SECTIONSKaninRice
TagalogTubigSoft drinksKapeTsa-aGatasEnglishWaterSoft drinksCoffeeTeaMilkDRINKSWineWineBeerBeerAlakAlchohol
ORDERING FOODThe most common sentence Gusto ko ng... (I'd like...) Examples: Gusto ko ng adobo. Gusto ko ng halo-halo. Gusto ko ng tubig.More polite Pwede po bang umorder? (May I order?)I'd like... Pwede po bang isang chicken adobo at isang kanin? (May I have one chicken adobo and one rice?)
ASKING QUESTIONS ABOUT THE FOODIs it spicy? Maanghang po ba ito?What do you recommend? Ano po ang ma-i-recommend nyo?What is this? Ano po ito?What's inside? Ano po ang laman nito?Does it have pork? May baboy po ba ito?Does it have chicken? May manok po ba ito?Is it sweet? Matamis po ba ito?Is it sour? Maasim po ba ito?
TagalogIlan po kayo?Dito po kayo/Upo kayo ditoAno po ang order ninyo?Sandali lang po.Enjoy your meal!May kailangan pa po ba kayo?EnglishHow many people?Please sit here/Sit hereWhat would you like to order?Just a moment.Enjoy your meal!Do you need anything else?Ito po ang bill ninyo.Here's your bill.COMMON EXPRESSIONS/SENTENCE YOU'LL HEAR IN A RESTAURANTCULTURE SPOTLIGHT 🍛 WHAT IS A CARINDERIA?One of the best ways to experience Filipino food and culture is by eating at a carinderia." A carinderia is a small, local restaurant where Filipinos enjoy affordable, home-cooked meals. You'll find them almost everywhere, in cities, towns, and neighborhoods. Many office workers, students, drivers, and families eat at carinderias every day because the food is delicious, filling, and budget-friendly.
🍽 WHAT MAKES A CARINDERIA DIFFERENT?✅ Home-style Filipino cooking ✅ Affordable prices ✅ Fast service ✅ Large variety of dishes ✅ Popular with locals Unlike many restaurants, the food is already cooked and displayed in trays. You simply choose what you'd like to eat.FOODAdoboSinigangTinolaKare-kareMenudoGinisang GulayFried Fish/Fried Chicken🍛 FOODS YOU MIGHT SEERice
🍚 RICE IS ALMOST ALWAYS INCLUDED"In the Philippines, rice is a staple food. Most meals at a carinderia are served with rice. If you want rice, you can simply say: Isang kanin po. (One rice, please.) Or: Dalawang kanin po. (Two servings of rice, please.)💰 HOW MUCH DOES IT COST?One thing you'll probably notice is that eating at a carinderia is much cheaper than eating at many restaurants. Typical prices (these vary by location): 🍚 Rice: around ₱15–₱25 🍗 Chicken dishes: around ₱80–₱150 🥣 Vegetable dishes: around ₱50–₱80 🥤 Soft drinks or bottled water: around ₱20–₱40 (Prices may change over time and vary by location.)
Thank you!Feel free to approach me if you have any questions.SelBook your next lesson 😊 Let’s keep practicing together! Salamat and see you again!