WITH THIS SCRIPT FORM A WHILE AGO:
Spanish Script
Narrator: Welcome to our role play at the restaurant. In this scene, two students will be discussing food and the final bill. Let's listen in as they make small talk about the items on the menu and their food preferences.
Student A: Hello! Welcome to the restaurant. How are you today?
Student B: Hello! We're doing well, thank you. And you?
Student A: Very well, thank you. Can I give you the menus? We have a variety of delicious dishes.
Student B: Yes, please. We are very excited to try the food here.
Student A: Can I recommend something? Our specialty today is grilled steak with french fries.
Student B: That sounds delicious. I love steak. I'll order that.
Student A: And for you?
Student B: I prefer something lighter. Do you have any salads?
Student A: Yes, we have a chicken salad with lemon dressing.
Student B: Perfect, I'll order that. Do you also have any vegetarian options?
Student A: Yes, we have a pasta with roasted vegetables.
Student B: Very well, that can be my vegetarian option. Thank you!
Narrator: Student A takes note of the orders and brings the food to the table. They start eating and enjoying their meal.
Narrator: After finishing their meal, Student A brings the bill to the table.
Student A: Here's the bill. It's 30 euros in total.
Student B: Very well, here you go. Thank you for the meal!
Narrator: Student B pays the bill, and they bid farewell to each other.
Student A: Thank you! I hope you enjoyed your visit. Goodbye!
Student B: Goodbye and thank you!
Narrator: And that concludes our role play at the restaurant. Well done to our participants for their conversation about food and handling the final bill smoothly.
CAN YOU MAKE IT SO THAT THERE IS 2 FRIENDS GOING INTO THE SHOP AND A NARRATOR INSTEAD OF STUDENT A- BEING KIND OF A WAITRESS, AND HAVING THE NARRATION OF Plot- Two girls (Grace-me and Addison- partner) go to a Korean restaurant trying to order some lunch, but it takes super long to get the food. Finally when the waiter comes out with their food, an ibis swops down takes some food and knocks down the dishes of food for them. In disgust they leave because they know that it will take even longer to get there meals, they slam down some money on the table as it would be wrong not to paY even if they didn’t get there meal
Spanish Script
Narrator: Bienvenidos a nuestra obra de teatro en el restaurante. En esta escena, dos amigas estarán discutiendo sobre la comida y la cuenta final. Escuchemos mientras charlan sobre los platos del menú y sus preferencias alimenticias.
Grace (Friend A): ¡Hola! Bienvenidos al restaurante. ¿Cómo están hoy?
Addison (Friend B): ¡Hola! Estamos bien, gracias. ¿Y ustedes?
Narrator: Muy bien, gracias. ¿Puedo darles los menús? Tenemos una variedad de platos deliciosos.
Grace: Sí, por favor. Estamos muy emocionadas por probar la comida aquí.
Addison: ¿Pueden recomendarnos algo? ¿Cuál es la especialidad del día?
Narrator: Nuestra especialidad hoy es el bistec a la parrilla con papas fritas. Es delicioso.
Grace: Eso suena delicioso. Me encanta el bistec. Pediré eso.
Addison: Yo prefiero algo más ligero. ¿Tienen alguna ensalada?
Narrator: Sí, tenemos una ensalada de pollo con aderezo de limón.
Grace: Perfecto, pediré eso. ¿También tienen opciones vegetarianas?
Narrator: Sí, tenemos una pasta con vegetales asados.
Addison: Muy bien, eso puede ser mi opción vegetariana. ¡Gracias!
Narrator: El camarero toma nota de los pedidos y lleva la comida a la mesa. Comienzan a comer y disfrutan de su comida.
Narrator: Después de terminar su comida, el camarero lleva la cuenta a la mesa.
Camarero (Narrator): Aquí está la cuenta. Son 30 euros en total.
Grace: Muy bien, aquí tienes. ¡Gracias por la comida!
Narrator: Addison paga la cuenta y se despiden el uno del otro.
Camarero (Narrator): ¡Gracias! Espero que hayan disfrutado su visita. ¡Adiós!
Addison: ¡Adiós y gracias!
Narrator: Y así concluye nuestra obra de teatro en el restaurante. Felicitaciones a nuestras participantes por su conversación sobre comida y por manejar la cuenta final de manera adecuada.
please translate it to english please
English Script
Narrator: Welcome to our play at the restaurant. In this scene, two friends, Grace (me) and Addison (partner), go to a Korean restaurant to order lunch, but it takes a long time to get their food. Finally, when the waiter brings out their food, a bird swoops down, takes some food, and knocks over their dishes. In disgust, they decide to leave since they know it will take even longer to get their meals. They slam some money on the table because it would be wrong not to pay, even if they didn't receive their meal.
Narrator: Hello! Welcome to the restaurant. How are you today?
Grace (Friend A): Hello! We're doing well, thank you. And you?
Addison (Friend B): Hello! We're good, thank you. How about you?
Narrator: Very well, thank you. Can I give you the menus? We have a variety of delicious dishes.
Grace: Yes, please. We're excited to try the food here.
Addison: Can you recommend something? What's the specialty of the day?
Narrator: Our specialty today is grilled steak with french fries. It's delicious.
Grace: That sounds great. I love steak. I'll order that.
Addison: I prefer something lighter. Do you have any salads?
Narrator: Yes, we have a chicken salad with lemon dressing.
Grace: Perfect, I'll have that. Do you also have any vegetarian options?
Narrator: Yes, we have pasta with roasted vegetables.
Addison: Great, that can be my vegetarian option. Thank you!
Narrator: The waiter takes note of their orders and brings the food to the table. They start eating and enjoying their meal.
Narrator: After finishing their meal, the waiter brings the bill to the table.
Waiter (Narrator): Here's the bill. It's $30 in total.
Grace: Alright, here you go. Thank you for the meal!
Narrator: Addison pays the bill and they bid farewell to each other.
Waiter (Narrator): Thank you! I hope you enjoyed your visit. Goodbye!
Addison: Goodbye and thank you!
Narrator: And that concludes our play at the restaurant. Well done to Grace and Addison for their performance and handling the situation of not receiving their meal with grace and still paying for it.
With the narrator , can the narator just be the narrator and can there be a waiter added in
English Script
Narrator: Welcome to our play at the restaurant. In this scene, two friends, Grace (me) and Addison (partner), go to a Korean restaurant to order lunch, but it takes a long time to get their food. Finally, when the waiter comes out with their food, a bird swoops down, takes some food, and knocks over their dishes. In disgust, they decide to leave since they know it will take even longer to get their meals. They slam some money on the table because it would be wrong not to pay, even if they didn't receive their meal.
Narrator: Once upon a time, Grace and Addison entered a busy Korean restaurant, hungry and eager to try the delicious food.
Waiter: Hello and welcome! How many of you today?
Grace: Hi! It's just the two of us.
Addison: Yes, it's just the two of us.
Waiter: Perfect, let me show you to your table.
Narrator: The waiter guides Grace and Addison to a table and hands them the menus.
Waiter: Here are the menus. Please take your time and let me know when you're ready to order.
Grace: Thank you.
Addison: Great, thank you.
Narrator: Grace and Addison browse through the menu, discussing their preferences and deciding what to order.
Grace: I think I'll go for the bulgogi beef stir-fry. It's one of my favorites.
Addison: That sounds good. I'll try the bibimbap with tofu.
Narrator: While waiting for their food, the friends engage in conversation, excitedly talking about their day and sharing stories.
Grace: I can't wait to taste the flavors of the Korean cuisine. It's been a while since we've had Korean food.
Addison: Definitely. I heard their kimchi is amazing here. I'm eager to try it.
Narrator: As time goes by, Grace and Addison start to notice that it's taking longer than usual for their food to arrive.
Grace: It seems like it's taking quite some time for the food to be served.
Addison: Yeah, I hope they haven't forgotten about our order.
Waiter: I apologize for the delay. Your food will be out shortly. Thank you for your patience.
Narrator: Finally, after what feels like an eternity, the waiter appears with their plates of food. But just as they're about to indulge in their meal, a mischievous ibis swoops down, snatching a piece of meat and causing chaos on their table.
Grace: Oh no! What just happened?
Addison: That bird took our food!
Narrator: Disgusted and disappointed, Grace and Addison decide to leave the restaurant, knowing that it would take even longer to get their replaced meals.
Grace: This is unacceptable. Let's just go.
Addison: Agreed. We can't wait any longer.
Narrator: In frustration, they slam some money on the table before storming out.
Grace: We didn't even get to eat, but it's only fair to pay something, right?
Addison: Absolutely. Let's go somewhere else for lunch.
Narrator: Grace and Addison leave the restaurant, leaving behind the mess caused by the bird and their unfulfilled hunger.
Narrator: And so, their lunch adventure at the Korean restaurant turned into a memorable mishap. Sometimes, even the best-laid plans can be disrupted by unexpected events.
Sorry but a change again, with the waiter can there be no person saying it can there just be the narrator saying , 'the waiter came with the orders' and stuff like that please
English Script
Narrator: Welcome to our play at the restaurant. In this scene, two friends, Grace (me) and Addison (partner), go to a Korean restaurant to order lunch, but it takes a long time to get their food. Finally, when the waiter comes out with their food, a bird swoops down, takes some food, and knocks over their dishes. In disgust, they decide to leave since they know it will take even longer to get their meals. They slam some money on the table because it would be wrong not to pay, even if they didn't receive their meal.
Narrator: Once upon a time, Grace and Addison entered a busy Korean restaurant, hungry and eager to try the delicious food.
[The waiter came with menus and took their orders]
Narrator: The friends, Grace and Addison, engaged in conversation while they waited for their food, excitedly discussing their day and sharing stories.
[Time passed, and the friends noticed it was taking a while for their food to arrive]
Narrator: However, much to their dismay, the food seemed to be taking longer than usual to be served.
[The narrator describes how the waiter appeared with their plates of food]
Narrator: Finally, the waiter arrived with their orders, placing the plates in front of Grace and Addison. But just as they were about to dig in and enjoy their meal, a mischievous ibis swooped down, snatching a piece of meat and causing chaos on their table.
Grace: Oh no! What just happened?
Addison: That bird took our food!
Narrator: Disgusted and disappointed, Grace and Addison made the decision to leave the restaurant, realizing it would take even longer to get replacement meals.
Grace: This is unacceptable. Let's just go.
Addison: Agreed. It's not worth waiting any longer.
[They slam some money on the table before storming out]
Narrator: In frustration, they left the money on the table, although they hadn't received their meal. It felt wrong not to pay at all.
Narrator: And so, their lunch adventure at the Korean restaurant turned into a memorable mishap. Sometimes, even the best-laid plans can be disrupted by unexpected events.