Al ordenar comida o café en inglés, ¿cuál es la estructura de cortesía más común para decir "Me da / Me trae..."?, Give me...?, I am wanting...?, Can I get a...?, I want...?, ¿Qué significa la técnica lingüística de Connected Speech (Habla conectada) que usan los nativos?, Hablar en el internet fluido., Unir sonidos entre palabras para hablar fluido., Memorizar el menú fluido., Hablar gritando fluido., Si estás en el café y el barista te pregunta "For here or to go?", ¿qué te está dando a elegir?, Caliente o helado., Efectivo o tarjeta., Azúcar o endulzante., Consumir aquí o para llevar., Cuando una palabra termina en sonido de consonante y la siguiente empieza en sonido de vocal (ej. cup + of), ¿cómo suena de forma natural?, Se fusionan como una sola., Se eliminan ambas., Con pausa larga., Se enfatiza la primera., Si eres intolerante a la lactosa (o no consumes lácteos), ¿qué tipo de leches alternativas debes pedir en el menú?, Skimmed milk / Whole milk, Condensed milk, Whipped cream, Almond milk / Oat milk, Barista: "Hi there! What can I get started for you today?" → Customer: "Hi! _____ a medium cappuccino, please.", I'll have, I have, I'm having, I'd want, [Connected Speech] listen closely: "I'll get_a_latte_and_a_cookie." Which words link together to sound like one word?, cookie + please, get + a / and + a, I'll + get, latte + and, Customer: "Can I get a slice of chocolate cake?" → Barista: "Sure! To go or ________?", to stay home, to here, for here, inside, I don't like sweet coffee, so I always order an espresso with ________ milk., a lot of, many, skimmed, whipped, Barista: "Would you like any pastries with your black coffee?" → Customer: "Yes, I'll take a ________ croissant.", boiled, salt, fried, butter, [Connected Speech] Listen to the barista: "That'll_be four_dollars." How does "That'll be" sound in natural fast speech?, /That-ul-bee/, /Tharelbi/, I need a cold drink for this hot weather. I'll have an ________ americano, please., iced, hot, warm, boiled, Customer: "Can I change the regular milk to ________ milk, please? I don't drink dairy.", heavy or oat, almond or skimmed, almond or oat, almond or chocolate, Barista: "Anything else for you today?" → Customer: "No thanks, ________.", that's all, here it is all, it is all, finished all, [Connected Speech] Customer: "Can_I_get_an_iced_espresso?" In fast speech, the words Can + I and get + an link together. It sounds like:, /Can eye get ice/, /kenai geran/, /Cani getan/, /Can I get an/, This morning coffee is completely ________. I need to add two spoons of sugar., sweet, creamy, delicious, bitter, Customer: "How much is a large mocha?" → Barista: "It's $4.50. Would you like ________ cream on top?", heavy, melted, whipped, sour, Barista: "Here is your latte." → Customer: "Thanks! Where can I find the ________ to stir my coffee?", straws, spoons, napkins, lids, [Connected Speech] Listen to the customer: "I'd_like_a_cup_of_tea." How do the words cup + of blend together sound?, /cuppa/, /cup-off/, /cup oaf/, /cup over/, A ________ coffee has no caffeine, so you can drink it late at night and sleep perfectly., strong, dark roast, herbal, decaf, Barista: "Your total is $6.00. Are you paying with cash or ________?", paper, card, check, coupon, This blueberry muffin is incredibly ________ and fresh. It melts in my mouth!, soft, stale, dry, salty, [Connected Speech] Barista: "Here's_your_change_and_your_receipt." Where is the strongest link between a consonant and a vowel?, Here's + your, your + receipt, and + your, change + and, Customer: "Can I get a double espresso?" → Barista: "Sure, but it's very ________. Are you okay with that?", sweet, light, strong, milky, Customer: "Excuse me, I ordered a hot chocolate, but this drink is completely ________.", boiling, sweet, cold, delicious

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