Youtube Video:

https://youtu.be/tJLnjEJr1is

Turkish Hand Gestures (Restaurant)

1. Ordering Tea (2:00)
2. Ordering Two Cups of Tea (2:20)
3. Asking for the Bill (2:40)
4. You Are Full/”No Thanks” (4:00)
5. Compliment the food (6:55)
6. “They are in a relationship” (7:15)
7. “A long time ago” (7:44)

Simple Turkish Hand Gestures

1. Come (3:00)
2. Go (3:15)
3. Like (8:44)

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3 Visitors - Jomabell, Eunice, Trisha

1 Assistant - Gab
1 Chef - Pat
1 Translator - Diana

•••••chef resto•••••

*The chef and the assistant are preparing the restaurant"

*The three visitors and the translator entered the resto*

*The assistant introduced the three visitors and the translator to the Chef*
ASSISTANT: Good day, Chef. These are the visitors I mentioned to you last time,
Jomabell, Eunice and Trisha, they are all from the Philippines. This person here is a
fellow turkish, Diana.

CHEF: Hello and good morning to all of you. I’m Chef Patty.

DIANA: *thank you* *nonverbal*

VISITORS: *Copies Diana"

*Visitors and translator sat down*

*The assistant gives the menu*

Chef: This is the menu, Please enjoy the food.

VISITORS: *Thank you* *nonverbal*

VISITORS: *Sat Down*

Trisha: *looks at the menu*

Trisha: Oh I want to order tea
Jomabell: Diana? How can we order tea?
Diana: Oh do this *Ordering Tea (2:00)*
Trisha: *waves at the assistant*
Trisha: Pardon *Ordering Tea (2:00)*
Jomabell: Oh I want one too
Eunice: Oh make that two more
Diana: Do this if you want to order two cups of tea *Ordering Two Cups of Tea (2:20)*
Eunice: *waves at the assistant*
Eunice: Pardon *Ordering Two Cups of Tea (2:20)*
-One Eternity Later-
*May foods na sa table and everything and full na sila"

Jomabell: Diana, there is still food, do you want some more?

Diana: *You Are Full/”No Thanks” (4:00)*
Trisha: What gesture is that?
Diana: This is a Turkish way of saying I am full and also the most Polite way of saying "No,
Thanks"
Trisha: Wow, I am learning a lot today.

*The Visitors tries *You Are Full/”No Thanks” (4:00)*

Eunice: Turkey has such an amazing culture.

Jomabell: Indeed
Diana: I think we can ask for the bill now.
Trisha: Is there a Turkish way of asking for the bill?
Diana: oh yes there is, *Asking for the Bill (2:40)*
Trisha: Oh, Pardon *Asking for the Bill (2:40)*

*The assistant gives the bill*

Jomabell: Amazing Food

Eunice: Truly delicious
Assistant: Glad that you enjoyed it

Trisha: *Pays the Bill*

Assistant: Thank you

*The chef approaches*

Chef: How is the food?

Diana: "Compliment the food (6:55)"
Chef: Thank you for coming, I hope you enjoyed the food we have here in Turkey.
VISITORS AND TRANSLATOR: Thank you Chef have a good day.

*Chef exits*

*Visitors and translator stands up*

Trisha: What gesture was this? "Compliment the food (6:55)"

Diana: delisyoso
Eunice and Jomabell: *laughs* oh nice nice

*Assistant approaches*

ASSISTANT: Thank you, my dear friends, I hope you come visit us again.

Diana: We appreciate your warm welcome. We'll surely visit again next time.
VISISTORS: *thank you*
ASSISTANT: *please do* *non verbal*

*translator and visitors exit the resto*

•••THE END•••