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Sometimes you are really hungry but don’t have any time to cook. Other times, you simply don’t feel like cooking or are having a craving for that dish from your favorite restaurant. In these cases, ordering takeout is a great idea!
| A: | I’m so hungry. There’s nothing good to eat at home. Tô com tanta fome. Não tem nada gostoso pra comer em casa. | |
| B: | Ooh I think I see that Korean place coming up. Wanna go there? Ah, acho que a gente vai passar por aquele restaurante coreano daqui a pouco. Quer ir? | |
| A: | I mean yeah, but we don’t have time. We’re already late. Quero sim, mas a gente tá sem tempo. Já estamos atrasadas. | |
| B: | Well… why don’t we just get takeout? Bom, porque a gente não pede pra viagem? | |
| A: | Good idea! Boa ideia. | |
| B: | Oh my God, that food smells so good! Ai meu Deus, essa comida tá com um cheiro tão bom... | |
| A: | I’ll ask them to put some forks in the bag so we can eat in the car. Vou pedir para eles botarem uns garfinhos de plástico na sacola e a gente come no carro. | |
| B: | Sounds good. I’ll try to not get the car dirty! Boa. Vou tentar não sujar o carro. | |
| A: | You are a very messy eater… Você sempre se suja toda quando come... | |
| B: | Hey! I think I see the guy coming with our bag. Olha lá! Acho que o cara tá vindo com a nossa sacola. |
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I like very much the lesson audio.
Thanks Sergio, and keep coming back for more! Much appreciated.
Hi, this is Dennis, from Belem/Pa. I liked so much this dialogue. Although it is short, there are many expressions to learn and improve vocabulary. Clever! Thanks for that.
I agree Dennis, sometimes I find it more helpful to study a short section in detail, rather than a large section lightly.