Beginners' German: Food and drink

Conclusion

We hope you have enjoyed this course. Now you know how to talk about what food you like and dislike, and you have learned how to order food in a restaurant and what to say when you pay for it, you may wish to try this language out on your next visit to a German-speaking country!

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