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- 0:00Hi everyone!
- 0:01My name is Mia,
- 0:02and today, I’m taking you with me to a café.
- 0:06I’m meeting my friend Anna nearby,
- 0:08but I still have about thirty minutes before she arrives.
- 0:12I decide to stop for a cup of coffee
- 0:15and something small to eat.
- 0:18I’m now standing outside a café near a bookstore.
- 0:22It has large windows,
- 0:24a few tables outside,
- 0:26and a simple sign above the door.
- 0:29I can see several customers inside,
- 0:32but the café does not look too crowded.
- 0:35Let’s go in.
- 0:38As I open the door,
- 0:40I hear soft music
- 0:42and the sound of a coffee machine.
- 0:45The café smells like fresh coffee and warm bread.
- 0:50A few customers are sitting near the windows,
- 0:53and two people are working on laptops.
- 0:56There are three people waiting at the counter,
- 0:59so I join the line.
- 1:01While I wait,
- 1:02I look at the menu above the counter.
- 1:05There are several kinds of coffee,
- 1:08including espresso, americano, cappuccino,
- 1:12latte, and mocha.
- 1:15The café also has tea, fruit juice, and cold drinks.
- 1:20Each drink is available in small,
- 1:22medium, or large sizes.
- 1:26I usually drink coffee with milk,
- 1:28but I’m not sure whether to choose a cappuccino
- 1:32or a latte.
- 1:33The line is moving quickly,
- 1:35and now it is almost my turn.
- 1:39Good morning. What can I get for you?
- 1:42Good morning. I’m still deciding.
- 1:45What’s the difference between a cappuccino and a latte?
- 1:49A cappuccino has more foam and a stronger coffee taste.
- 1:54A latte has more milk, so it is smoother.
- 1:57I think I’ll have a latte, then.
- 2:00Certainly. Would you like it hot or iced?
- 2:04Hot, please.
- 2:05What size would you like?
- 2:06A medium one, please.
- 2:08Would you like regular milk,
- 2:10oat milk, or almond milk?
- 2:13Regular milk is fine.
- 2:15Would you like any syrup?
- 2:17We have vanilla,
- 2:18caramel, and hazelnut.
- 2:20No, thank you. Just a regular latte.
- 2:25The barista enters my order into the register.
- 2:29Before I pay,
- 2:30I notice a display case beside the counter.
- 2:33It has croissants, muffins,
- 2:36sandwiches, and several slices of cake.
- 2:40The butter croissants look fresh,
- 2:42so I decide to order one.
- 2:45Could I also have one butter croissant?
- 2:48Of course. Would you like it warmed up?
- 2:50Yes, please.
- 2:52Is that for here or to go?
- 2:54For here, please.
- 2:56So that’s one medium hot latte with regular milk
- 3:00and one warmed butter croissant.
- 3:03That’s right.
- 3:05I pay by card,
- 3:06and he gives me a receipt with the number 24 on it.
- 3:10He says
- 3:11my order will be ready at the other end of the counter.
- 3:15While I’m waiting,
- 3:16I look for a place to sit.
- 3:18There is a small table near the window,
- 3:21so I put my bag on the chair and sit down.
- 3:25From here, I can see people walking past the café.
- 3:29Some are going to work,
- 3:31and others are carrying shopping bags.
- 3:34After a few minutes, I hear someone call my number.
- 3:38I walk back to the counter and collect my tray.
- 3:42The croissant is warm,
- 3:44and the latte has a thick layer of foam on top.
- 3:48I return to my table and take my first sip.
- 3:51The coffee tastes sweet,
- 3:53which is strange because I did not ask for any syrup.
- 3:57I check the label on the cup and see the word “vanilla.”
- 4:02I take the drink back to the counter.
- 4:04Excuse me. I think this may be a vanilla latte.
- 4:08I ordered a regular latte.
- 4:11I’m sorry. Let me check the label.
- 4:14Sure.
- 4:15You’re right.
- 4:16This is a vanilla latte,
- 4:18and it belongs to another customer.
- 4:21I’ll make your regular latte now.
- 4:23That’s okay. Thank you.
- 4:26I return to my table and start eating the croissant
- 4:29while I wait.
- 4:31A few minutes later,
- 4:32the barista brings a new drink to me.
- 4:36Here is your regular latte.
- 4:38Sorry again about the mistake.
- 4:40No problem. Thank you for replacing it.
- 4:44This time, the coffee tastes smooth and not too sweet.
- 4:49I finish my croissant,
- 4:51drink most of my latte,
- 4:52and check the time on my phone.
- 4:55Anna has just sent me a message
- 4:57saying that she is nearby.
- 5:00I return my cup and plate to the collection area,
- 5:03pick up my bag, and leave.
- 5:05Now I’m ready to meet Anna,
- 5:08and I still have a few minutes to spare.
- 5:22If something is available, it can be bought, used, or chosen.
- 5:29The café had three sizes available: small, medium, and large.
- 5:45Foam is a light layer of small bubbles on top of a drink or liquid.
- 5:52Mia’s cappuccino had soft milk foam on top.
- 6:04If something is thick, it is not thin and may feel heavy or full.
- 6:11The hot chocolate was thick, sweet, and warm.
- 6:24To take a sip means to drink a small amount of something.
- 6:30Mia took a sip of her coffee before eating her sandwich.
- 6:42A label is a small piece of paper or sticker that gives information about something.
- 6:50Mia checked the label on the cup to make sure it was her order.
- 7:03To belong to someone means to be owned by that person.
- 7:09The drink belonged to another customer, so Mia waited for her order.
- 7:22To replace means to take the place of something or give a new one instead of the old one.
- 7:30The barista replaced Mia’s drink because it was not what she ordered.
- 7:43To return means to give something back or put something back where it belongs.
- 7:49Mia returned her cup and plate to the collection area before leaving the café.
- 8:03I’m meeting my friend Anna nearby,
- 8:12but I still have about thirty minutes before she arrives.
- 8:26I decide to stop for a cup of coffee and something small to eat.
- 8:41I’m now standing outside a café near a bookstore.
- 8:56It has large windows, a few tables outside,
- 9:11and a simple sign above the door.
- 9:21I can see several customers inside,
- 9:30but the café does not look too crowded.
- 9:42As I open the door,
- 9:47I hear soft music and the sound of a coffee machine.
- 10:03The café smells like fresh coffee and warm bread.
- 10:18A few customers are sitting near the windows,
- 10:29and two people are working on laptops.
- 10:41There are three people waiting at the counter,
- 10:50so I join the line.
- 10:57While I wait, I look at the menu above the counter.
- 11:11There are several kinds of coffee,
- 11:19including espresso, americano, cappuccino, latte, and mocha.
- 11:43The café also has tea, fruit juice, and cold drinks.
- 12:02Each drink is available in small, medium, or large sizes.
- 12:23I usually drink coffee with milk,
- 12:31but I’m not sure whether to choose a cappuccino or a latte.
- 12:48The line is moving quickly, and now it is almost my turn.
- 13:06Good morning. What can I get for you?
- 13:15Good morning. I’m still deciding.
- 13:27What’s the difference between a cappuccino and a latte?
- 13:42A cappuccino has more foam and a stronger coffee taste.
- 14:00A latte has more milk, so it is smoother.
- 14:14I think I’ll have a latte, then.
- 14:22Certainly. Would you like it hot or iced?
- 14:36Hot, please.
- 14:41What size would you like?
- 14:47A medium one, please.
- 14:54Would you like regular milk, oat milk, or almond milk?
- 15:11Regular milk is fine.
- 15:18Would you like any syrup? We have vanilla, caramel, and hazelnut.
- 15:38No, thank you. Just a regular latte.
- 15:51The barista enters my order into the register.
- 16:04Before I pay, I notice a display case beside the counter.
- 16:22It has croissants, muffins, sandwiches, and several slices of cake.
- 16:47The butter croissants look fresh, so I decide to order one.
- 17:03Could I also have one butter croissant?
- 17:13Of course. Would you like it warmed up?
- 17:23Is that for here or to go?
- 17:32For here, please.
- 17:37So that’s one medium hot latte with regular milk
- 17:52and one warmed butter croissant.
- 18:01I pay by card,
- 18:06and he gives me a receipt with the number 24 on it.
- 18:20He says my order will be ready at the other end of the counter.
- 18:36While I’m waiting, I look for a place to sit.
- 18:48There is a small table near the window,
- 18:56so I put my bag on the chair and sit down.
- 19:08From here, I can see people walking past the café.
- 19:23Some are going to work,
- 19:30and others are carrying shopping bags.
- 19:41After a few minutes, I hear someone call my number.
- 19:55I walk back to the counter and collect my tray.
- 20:07The croissant is warm,
- 20:13and the latte has a thick layer of foam on top.
- 20:27I return to my table and take my first sip.
- 20:40The coffee tastes sweet,
- 20:46which is strange because I did not ask for any syrup.
- 21:00I check the label on the cup and see the word “vanilla.”
- 21:15I take the drink back to the counter.
- 21:24Excuse me. I think this may be a vanilla latte.
- 21:38I ordered a regular latte.
- 21:46I’m sorry. Let me check the label.
- 21:55You’re right. This is a vanilla latte,
- 22:05and it belongs to another customer.
- 22:12I’ll make your regular latte now.
- 22:20I return to my table and start eating the croissant while I wait.
- 22:36A few minutes later, the barista brings a new drink to me.
- 22:52Here is your regular latte. Sorry again about the mistake.
- 23:06No problem. Thank you for replacing it.
- 23:19This time, the coffee tastes smooth and not too sweet.
- 23:36I finish my croissant,
- 23:42drink most of my latte, and check the time on my phone.
- 23:59Anna has just sent me a message saying that she is nearby.
- 24:14I return my cup and plate to the collection area,
- 24:26pick up my bag, and leave.
- 24:34Now I’m ready to meet Anna,
- 24:42and I still have a few minutes to spare.
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