Calling

FIRST PART:
D: I want to go to the Italian King. would you like to join me?
W: The Italian King?
D: Yes, and don’t worry about the money. It’s my treat.
W: It’s not that. I’m just not sure about Italian food.
D: On, come on, Wilfredo. You really should try it. What have you got to lose?
W: But I don’t like it.
D: How do you know that? You’ve never tasted it. So, what do you say?
W: Uhmm
D: I haven’t got much time, Wilfredo. I need to book a table?
W: Ok, just this once.

Calling
SECOND PART:
R: Italian King. How may I help you?
D: I’de like to reserve a table for this evening.
R: For how many people?
D: Only two.
R: We haven’t got many tables available tonight. Could you be here at 8 pm?
D: Sure, that’s fine.
R: All right. May I have your name, sir?
D: My name’s Denilson H.
R: Ok, Mr H. Thank you.

THIRD PART:
R: Are you ready to order?
W: I had a look at the menu, but I have got very little knowledge of Italian food. What
do you recommend?
R: Well, I highly recommend lasagna and chips. Or maybe you prefer our special today
is the delicious spaghetti and rice.
W: I think I want to taste lasagna. I'm interested in how it tastes.
R: Don't worry for the taste: there is something in it for everybody, whether one
prefers the savoriness of the sauce, the crispy gratinated edges or the unbelievably
creamy béchamel. This applies to the texture, as well, just something you'll never get
bored of eating.
W: I’ll have, then.
R: Certainly.
Time after
R: Was everything ok for you?
W: Everything was delicious. Could you bring us some glasses of soda?
R: Of course sir.