Situational Dialogues

Dialogue 1                                                               Dialogue 1

(A cabin attendant is serving meals. )

CA: Excuse me, Madam. What would you like to eat, （）food or western food?

B: I’d like western （）, please.

CA: For the main course, we have beef, （） and fish, which would you like?

B: Beef, please. 

CA: Here you are. Be （）, a little bit hot.

B: Thank you.

                                                                     Dialogue 2

C: Excuse me, Miss. I'm a first row passenger. Where is my table?

CA: Your（）is in your armrest. First open the cover, pull the table out and place it flat.

C: Oh, I see.

CA: （） would you like, Sir?

C: Chicken, please.

                                                              Dialogue 3                 

(The stewed chicken a passenger ordered is out of stock. 

CA: （） me, Sir. What would you like?

B: I’d like stewed chicken, please.   

CA: I’m sorry we are out of stewed chicken, but we still have seafood （）. It’s also delicious. Would you like a try?

B: That’s OK.

CA: Thank you for your （）. Here you are. Be careful, a little bit hot.

B: Thanks.

CA: You’re welcome.

                                                                       Dialogue 4

(The passenger is a vegetarian. )

CA: Excuse me, Madam. We have （） with mushroom sauce and pork with cabbage. Which would you like?

B: But I’m a vegetarian. May I have a （） meal?

CA: Have you ordered in advance?

B: No, I haven’t.

CA: I’m sorry, there are no more vegetarian meal left. Since you haven’t ordered it in advance, and the spare one are all sold out. May I give you more （）and bread instead?

B: That’s all right. By the way, could you tell me how to order a portion of vegetarian meal?

CA: Ok, if you need to order vegetarian food or any other special（）meal, you should order it when you buy the ticket and don’t forget to confirm it when you check in.

B: I see. Thank you.

CA: My pleasure. I’ll be right back with your vegetable and bread（）