Food Culture & Restaurants

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Commonly used in restaurants and bars to reward good service.

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Used to request payment at the end of a meal in a restaurant.

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Also commonly referred to as 'mesero' in several Latin American countries.

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Can refer to the list of dishes or a fixed-price set meal.

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Derived from the verb 'reservar' (to book or reserve).

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Refers to small portions of food served with drinks in bars.

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Refers both to physical plates and culinary preparations.

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Often used when discussing recipes and food allergies.

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Can also mean a medical prescription in a pharmacy context.

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Crucial restaurant survival vocabulary for dietary restrictions.

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In Argentina and Uruguay, 'facturas' also refers to sweet pastries.

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Helps stimulate appetite before the main meal courses.

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Comes at the end of the dining experience.

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Derived from the verb 'beber' (to drink).

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Feminine form is 'la anfitriona'.

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Feminine form is 'la invitada'.

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Invariant plural form: el brindis / los brindis.

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Refers to the art and culture of food and cooking.

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Very popular spot for dining out during spring and summer months.

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Adjective that agrees in gender and number with the noun.

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Qualitative adjective used to praise meals and flavours.

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Stem-changing verb: o -> ue (pruebo, pruebas...).

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Stem-changing verb: e -> ie (recomiendo, recomiendas...).

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Regular -ir verb.

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Used when paying for someone else's food or drink as a treat.